Broken Harbour by Tana French (Hodder & Stoughton £12.99)
AWARD-WINNING author Tana French’s fourth novel about the Dublin Murder Squad centres around detective Mick “Scorcher” Kennedy, a seasoned officer with a high crime-solving rate who takes pride in his...
View ArticleAncient Light by John Banville (Viking, £16.99)
ALEX fell in love for the first time at the age of 15. Not so unusual you may think, but the object of his requited affection was Mrs Gray, the mother of his best friend.
View ArticleTigers in Red Weather by Liza Klaussmann (Picador, £12.99)
IT’S 1945 and cousins Nick and Helena are on the brink of womanhood as they prepare themselves for their new, post-war lives, full of expectation and hope.
View ArticleAll Woman And Springtime by B W Jones
RECOMMENDED by Oprah Winfrey, Brandon W Jones brings us a haunting debut that follows two teenage girls as they become innocent victims of the international sex trafficking trade.
View ArticleWeirdo by Cathi Unsworth (Serpent’s Tail, £11.99)
CRIME writer Cathi Unsworth’s fourth novel leaps back and forth between 1983 and 2003. From injured ex-police officerturned- private detective Sean Ward, in the next chapter we meet 15-year-old...
View ArticleHunter’s Rage by Michael Arnold
ENGLISH Civil War veteran Captain Innocent Stryker needs all his battle skills, courage and sheer ruthlessness to survive his latest escapade.
View ArticleA Devil is Waiting by Jack Higgins
ENGLAND’S super agent Sean Dillon has already had one clash with al-Qaeda, but a second entanglement promises to be even more deadly and dangerous.
View ArticleThis Is How You Lose Her by Junot Diaz
AS the title suggests, this short story collection offers a downbeat meditation on love and lost love.
View ArticleZoo by James Patterson
A MASTER of suspense, James Patterson times his novels down to the last beat.
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