3 secrets. 27 notebooks. 4 generations. 1 blog. Millions of stitches.

Meet Brenda Monk - she's a woman who does stand up

Alan Cadbury is back in the thrilling sequel to The Lifers' Club

The story of a young boy who travels half-way around the world — from China to British Guiana — hoping to strike it rich

The tale of a large Northern family whose eldest son is hellbent on destroying the lives of his siblings.

Spanning Victorian Oxford to the London of the 1980s, “All the Perverse Angels” is a novel about the nature of loss and the confusion of love, about the stories we are told and the stories we tell ourselves

Nicholas Nickleby meets Psycho in a gothic, 19th-century noir

A contemporary novel about tabloids, spies and quite a lot of sex

The only thing worse than waking up with the hangover from hell is waking up with a hangover in hell

A psychological thriller that explores whether evil is born or made

The brilliant sequel to News from Gardenia

An adventure story set in a prison for children, where the characters are busy fighting their emotional demons when a real one turns up

An everyday story of love, life and Causing a Commotion

In a not too distant future, people are split into either Citizens with rights or VOIDs with nothing. Forced to live in the former port, the VOIDs have adapted to the floods; the brutal nature of life outside of society however, is not so easy.

A contemporary noir novel set against the decaying façade of 1980’s New York and a religious commune staked out in the Tennessee countryside. But what connects them both and who killed Red and why?

A novel about the rise and fall of a 70s musical prodigy

A delusional girl’s very misguided search for love

An everyday story of a 32-stone policeman determined to kill his son

The first in a brand new series of Viking adventure fantasy novels

Married to a Cave Man is a heartfelt comic novel about the various contracts of modern marriage, the chaotic effects of parenthood, and the ways in which men and women are fundamentally similar, yet frighteningly different.

In Truth, Madness is the fictional story of a correspondent driven to despair by the Middle East and South Asia. A reporter strives to find the truth. The more truth they find, the more maddening the world becomes

A remarkable posthumous South London novel from a legendary editor

A genre-busting novel about love, death and self-discovery from the best-selling author of Random Acts of Heroic Love

"The I is a thing of the moment, and yet our lives are ruled by it. We cannot rid ourselves of this inexistent thing." (John Gray, Straw Dogs, 2002) A novel on the nature of the self

This is the story of a race against time to right an ancient wrong

A dark Renaissance thriller exposing one of history's most depraved secrets

1934: a doctor struggles with belief, mortality and murder; a novel inspired by real events

A novel that traces a young woman’s descent into madness and violence in the worlds of international aid and diplomacy

The Afterlife's biggest rock festival is interrupted when headliner John Lennon vanishes; now promoter Felix Romsey has to get him back

Formerly 'Things We Can't Undo' - Sonny was five when he last saw his mother. At 21, he sets off on a journey to find her.