Our Evenings – Alan Hollinghurst
£9.99Free shipping within the UK.
Petroc Trelawny’s Classical Music Puzzle Book
£15.99
Pick a Colour – Souvankham Thammavongsa
£9.99
Precipice – Robert Harris
£9.99A gripping tale of passion based on the daily letters of Prime Minister Herbert Asquith, detailing his affair with the much younger Venetia Stanley, as the country slides towards the First World War.
Question 7 – Richard Flanagan
£10.99Free shipping within the UK.
Sandwich – Catherine Newman
£9.99Rocky and her husband are on their annual holiday at a house on the beach with their grown-up children and elderly parents, but this year, amid the usual chaos, there’s an added sense that they are all on the brink of change. Full of humour, warmth and emotional insight.
Seascraper – Benjamin Wood
£9.99
Shy Creatures – Clare Chambers
£9.99Helen, an art therapist at a psychiatric hospital, learns that a talented but mute artist has been living as a recluse for decades. Together with her colleague Gil, a doctor with progressive ideas and methods, she determines to uncover the artist’s story.
Sky Warriors: British Airborne Forces in the Second World War – Saul David
£10.99
Small Bomb At Dimperley – Lissa Evans
£9.99
So Far Gone – Jess Walter
£10.99
Spice: The 16th-Century Contest that Shaped the Modern World – Roger Crowley
£11.99Free shipping within the UK.
Stone Yard Devotional – Charlotte Wood
£9.99Subtle but stunning novel in which a woman abandons her city life and marriage to return to the landscape of her childhood, seeking solace in the quiet contemplation of human relationships and the nature of friendship, forgiveness and redemption.
Sweet Vidalia – Lisa Sandlin
£9.99Published 7th August
Stunned by a revelation about her husband, Eliza is forced to reconfigure her future and start afresh. Swapping the family home for a hotel room, she sets about earning a living. A life- affirming tale of resilience set in 1960s Texas.
Taiwan Travelogue – Yang Shuang-Zi
£14.99
Tell Me Everything – Elizabeth Strout
£9.99Lucy Barton, newly settled in Maine, meets obstinate, 90-year-old Olive Kitteridge, now in a care home, and they form a friendship trading stories of the ‘unrecorded lives’ of the people they know. Poignant, funny, full of sharp and wise observations, dramatic and emotional.