“The Names” by Florence Knapp was described as “The best debut novel in years” by the Sunday Times and “the most devastating book you will read this year” by The Observer. It was a Sunday Times Bestseller, and it will break your heart.
Kristin Hannah’s “The Women” is not just a personal journey but a tribute to the true unsung heroes of the Vietnam and, indeed, every war. Frankie is a character we all desperately want to befriend. We journey with her into the unknown… where we discover the true resilience of humanity.
In “Rebecca” we see the darker side of Daphne du Maurier’s self perception, as well as her deep understanding of both the subtleties of English society and the mechanics of fear and desire that we can all relate to.
Harriet Constable was named as one of the ten best new novelists for 2024 by the Guardian for her international best-selling debut, “The Instrumentalist”.