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<strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2017</strong>
CONTENTS<br />
2-17<br />
18-26<br />
27-35<br />
36-44<br />
45-54<br />
55-68<br />
69-71<br />
72<br />
QUERCUS FICTION NEW TITLES<br />
RIVERRUN<br />
MACLEHOSE PRESS NEW TITLES<br />
JO FLETCHER BOOKS NEW TITLES<br />
QUERCUS NON-FICTION NEW TITLES<br />
PAPERBACKS<br />
Index<br />
Quercus Contacts
NEW FICTION<br />
@quercusbooks<br />
/quercusbooks<br />
www.quercusbooks.co.uk
Crime (FF) / Thriller (FH)<br />
Paperback £7.99 9781784294830<br />
B Format 432 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784294847<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
DEATH TRAP<br />
ANNA SMITH<br />
A serial killer has Glasgow reporter Rosie<br />
Gilmour in his sights – fast-paced thriller for<br />
Jessie Keane and Kimberley Chambers fans.<br />
‘Thrilling and compelling’ Kimberley Chambers<br />
‘Rosie Gilmour is a captivating character who drags the<br />
reader along at breakneck speed’ Sunday Express<br />
Rosie Gilmour helped bring serial killer Thomas<br />
Boag to trial – so when he escapes from court,<br />
there’s only one person he’s after. Can Rosie<br />
complete her latest investigation into modern-day<br />
slavery in Glasgow before Boag finds her? Eighth<br />
in the gritty thriller series starring intrepid crime<br />
reporter Rosie Gilmour.<br />
Anna Smith is a journalist and former chief reporter<br />
for the Daily Record in Glasgow, who has covered<br />
stories from Dunblane to Kosovo to 9/11.<br />
FICTION | JANUARY | QUERCUS<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781784298524<br />
Royal 432 pages<br />
Trade Paperback 9781784298531<br />
Ebook 9781784298555<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
12 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
ADVENTURES IN<br />
MODERN MARRIAGE<br />
WILLIAM NICHOLSON<br />
A big-hearted novel about life and love in the<br />
bestselling vein of Colm Toibin and Nick Hornby.<br />
‘So incredibly accurate and true. Utterly captures the sense<br />
of quiet desperation of ordinary lives’ Kate Mosse<br />
Following on from The Secret Intensity of Everyday<br />
Life, this is a minute but extraordinarily empathetic<br />
dissection of relationships and what keeps<br />
them going. It is an acute look at male mid-life<br />
crises, female sexual desire, death and the fear<br />
of it, children and the trouble with them – the<br />
everyday battles we fight.<br />
William Nicholson is an award-winning<br />
screenwriter whose credits include Gladiator,<br />
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Les Miserables<br />
and Elizabeth: The Golden Age.<br />
26 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
3
FICTION | JANUARY | QUERCUS<br />
Thriller (FH)<br />
Hardback £12.99 9781786480293<br />
Royal 448 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781786480286<br />
Ebook 9781786480279<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE GIRL BEFORE<br />
JP DELANEY<br />
Enter the world of One Folgate Street and<br />
discover perfection . . . but can you pay the price?<br />
For fans of The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl<br />
comes a spellbinding Hitchcockian thriller<br />
which takes psychological suspense to the<br />
next level.<br />
Jane stumbles on the rental opportunity of a<br />
lifetime: the chance to live in a beautiful, ultraminimalist<br />
house designed by an enigmatic<br />
architect, on the condition she abides by a long<br />
list of exacting rules. After moving in, she discovers<br />
that a previous tenant, Emma, met a mysterious<br />
death there – and starts to wonder if her own story<br />
will be a re-run of the girl before. As twist after<br />
twist catches the reader off-guard, Emma’s past<br />
and Jane’s present become inexorably entwined<br />
in this tense, page-turning portrayal of<br />
psychological obsession.<br />
JP Delaney is a pseudonym for a writer who has<br />
previously written best-selling fiction under other<br />
names and is also a creative director at a major<br />
UK advertising agency.<br />
21 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
4
Crime (FF)<br />
Hardback £16.99 9781784296599<br />
Royal 384 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781784296605<br />
Ebook 9781784296612<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
The Woman in Blue<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781848663374<br />
Ebook 9781784292386<br />
The Ghost Fields<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781786482174<br />
Ebook 9781784293642<br />
THE CHALK PIT<br />
ELLY GRIFFITHS<br />
Evil is lurking in the dark tunnels under<br />
Norwich – forensic archaeologist Dr Ruth<br />
Galloway must watch her step.<br />
‘A dab hand at plotting and cranking up the tension’<br />
Independent<br />
Boiled human bones have been found in Norwich’s<br />
web of underground tunnels. When Dr Ruth<br />
Galloway discovers they were recently buried, DCI<br />
Nelson has a murder enquiry on his hands. The<br />
boiling might have been just a medieval curiosity –<br />
now it suggests something far more sinister.<br />
Meanwhile, DS Judy Johnson is investigating<br />
the disappearance of a local rough sleeper. The<br />
only trace of her is the rumour that she’s gone<br />
‘underground’. This might be a figure of speech,<br />
but with the discovery of the bones and the<br />
rumours of a vast network of old chalk-mining<br />
tunnels under Norwich, home to a vast community<br />
of rough sleepers, the clues point in only one<br />
direction. Local academic Martin Kellerman knows<br />
all about the tunnels and their history – but can<br />
his assertions of cannibalism and ritual killing<br />
possibly be true?<br />
As the weather gets hotter, tensions rise. A local<br />
woman goes missing and the police are under<br />
attack. Ruth and Nelson must unravel the dark<br />
secrets of The Underground and discover just<br />
what gruesome secrets lurk at its heart – before<br />
it claims another victim.<br />
Elly Griffiths’s bestselling Dr Ruth Galloway<br />
Mysteries have been shortlisted multiple times<br />
for the Theakston’s Old Peculier Crime Novel of<br />
the Year and the CWA Dagger in the Library.<br />
Elly lives near Brighton.<br />
FICTION | FEBRUARY | QUERCUS<br />
23 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
The Outcast Dead<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781786482167<br />
Ebook 9780857388926<br />
Dying Fall<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781786482150<br />
Ebook 9780857388889<br />
5
FICTION | FEBRUARY – MARCH | QUERCUS<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781784295233<br />
Royal 496 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784295240<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
A HARVEST OF THORNS<br />
CORBAN ADDISON<br />
A gripping thriller blending the nailbiting<br />
courtroom drama of John Grisham with the<br />
emotional heart of Khaled Hosseini.<br />
‘Poignant and engrossing . . . will hold you spellbound’<br />
Wilbur Smith<br />
After a fire at a Bangladeshi garment factory<br />
owned by one of America’s biggest retailers claims<br />
the lives of hundreds of workers, a disgraced exjournalist<br />
and a corporate whistleblower seek to<br />
prove the retailer’s negligence in a historic court<br />
case that could change the course of the global<br />
fashion industry.<br />
Corban Addison is a lawyer who lives in Virginia,<br />
USA. The Tears of Dark Water won the inaugural<br />
Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize.<br />
9 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
Historical (FV)<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781782066675<br />
Royal 400 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784292638<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
SPINDRIFT<br />
TAMARA MCKINLEY<br />
An epic, emotional journey set between the<br />
rugged Isle of Skye and the promising new<br />
frontier of distant Tasmania.<br />
1855. As smoke drifts over the rugged landscape<br />
of Skye, Christy Macleod comforts her siblings<br />
while flames devour their cottage. Within a matter<br />
of weeks, they have boarded the clipper Storm<br />
Cloud, which will take them to a new life on the<br />
other side of the world. She has no idea what the<br />
future holds for them, but it is now up to her to<br />
keep her family alive.<br />
Tamara McKinley is the author of more than<br />
twelve novels. She was born in Tasmania, but<br />
now lives in Sussex. She also writes as Sunday<br />
Times bestselling author Ellie Dean.<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
6
Crime (FF)<br />
Hardback £12.99 9781784295769<br />
Royal 352 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781784295936<br />
Ebook 9781784295943<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE LAST ACT OF<br />
HATTIE HOFFMAN<br />
MINDY MEJIA<br />
A tightly-plotted psychological murder<br />
mystery for fans of Alice Sebold’s The Lovely<br />
Bones and Jodi Picoult’s The Pact.<br />
Seventeen-year-old Hattie Hoffman is a talented<br />
actress, loved by everyone in her Minnesotan<br />
hometown. So when she’s found stabbed to death<br />
on the opening night of her school play, the tragedy<br />
rips through the fabric of the community.<br />
Local sheriff Del Goodman, a good friend of Hattie’s<br />
dad, vows to find her killer, but the investigation<br />
yields more secrets than answers; it turns out<br />
Hattie played as many parts offstage as on. Told<br />
from three perspectives: Del’s, Hattie’s high school<br />
English teacher and Hattie herself, The Last Act<br />
of Hattie Hoffman tells the story of the real Hattie,<br />
and what happened that final year of school when<br />
she dreamed of leaving her small town behind . . .<br />
Wonderfully evocative of its Midwestern setting<br />
and with a cast of unforgettable characters, this<br />
is a book about manipulation of relationships and<br />
identity, about the line between innocence and<br />
culpability, about the hope love offers and the<br />
tragedies that occur when it spins out of control.<br />
FICTION | MARCH | QUERCUS<br />
Mindy Mejia received her MFA from Hamline<br />
University and published her first novel, The<br />
Dragon Keepers, with Ashland Creek Press. She<br />
lives and writes in Minnesota. The Last Act of Hattie<br />
Hoffman is her first book to be published in the UK.<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
7
FICTION | MARCH – APRIL | QUERCUS<br />
Thriller (FH)<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781784296759<br />
Royal 400 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784296766<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
WITHOUT A WORD<br />
KATE McQUAILE<br />
An emotional, psychological drama from<br />
the author of the critically acclaimed<br />
novel What She Never Told Me.<br />
A young woman, Una, has moved from London<br />
to Inishdown, Ireland to try and make a new start.<br />
And yet she remains haunted by her friend Lillian’s<br />
strange disappearance. Then Una receives an<br />
unexpected visit from the Dublin detective who<br />
led the investigation into Lillian’s kidnapping. What<br />
really happened to Lillian the night she vanished?<br />
Kate McQuaile is a graduate of the Faber novelwriting<br />
course. She lives in London and works as<br />
a journalist, but is originally from Ireland.<br />
23 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781786480958<br />
Royal 432 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784292843<br />
THE SPECIAL GIRLS<br />
ISABELLE GREY<br />
The third DI Grace Fisher thriller from awardwinning<br />
screenwriter Isabelle Grey, for fans<br />
of Lynda La Plante and Sarah Hilary.<br />
‘Police procedurals that combine attention to detail with<br />
compassionate intelligence’ Sunday Times<br />
DI Grace Fisher is removed from the investigation<br />
into the murder of a doctor from a summer camp<br />
for eating disorder patients to head a review into<br />
a sexual assault cold case. The accused? The<br />
charismatic psychiatrist who runs the camp. Is<br />
there a link to the doctor’s murder? And are the<br />
patients still in danger?<br />
Isabelle Grey’s TV screenwriting credits include<br />
the BAFTA award-winning Accused: Tina’s Story<br />
and Midsomer Murders. She is the author of two<br />
previous DI Grace Fisher crime novels.<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
8
THE LOVE FACTORY<br />
ELAINE PROCTOR<br />
A smart and witty novel about finding real<br />
passion with the help of your friends, for<br />
fans of Maggie O’Farrell.<br />
When Anna turns to writing erotica to pay the<br />
bills, she faces an uncomfortable realisation:<br />
she doesn’t know how to, because she’s never<br />
actually experienced true sexual desire.<br />
So she looks to her friends for inspiration, and<br />
discovers more about them than she ever knew.<br />
But Anna knows she can’t rely on borrowed<br />
passion forever – for her tales to truly sizzle,<br />
she needs to find proper love of her own...<br />
FICTION | APRIL | QUERCUS<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £16.99 9781784296827<br />
Royal 352 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781784296834<br />
Ebook 9781784296858<br />
Elaine Proctor was born in South Africa. She has<br />
made several films and published two previous<br />
novels, Rhumba and The Savage Hour.<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
THE GIRLS FROM<br />
THE SWEET SHOP<br />
ELIZABETH GILL<br />
A tale of an unlikely friendship set in the<br />
atmospheric world of 19th century Durham.<br />
1820. Alice Lee, middle-aged and unmarried, takes<br />
in a young ex-convict, Zebediah Bailey. During his<br />
imprisonment Alice had dutifully written him every<br />
week, sending him sweets from her shop. So when<br />
Zeb comes out and has nowhere to go, Alice takes<br />
him back to Stanhope in Weardale with her, much<br />
to the horror of her neighbours.<br />
Sagas (FT)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781786482617<br />
Royal 400 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786482624<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Elizabeth Gill has been a published author for<br />
more than thirty years and has written more than<br />
forty books. She lives in Durham.<br />
20 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
9
FICTION | APRIL | QUERCUS<br />
Crime (FF) / Thriller (FH)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781784296483<br />
Royal 464 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781784296490<br />
Ebook 9781784296506<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
The Other Side of Silence<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784295585<br />
Ebook 9781784295608<br />
The Lady From Zagreb<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781782065845<br />
Ebook 9781782065838<br />
PRUSSIAN BLUE<br />
Bernie Gunther Thriller 12<br />
PHILIP KERR<br />
Unfinished business pursues Bernie Gunther<br />
halfway across Europe in the latest thrilling<br />
addition to the bestselling series.<br />
‘Kerr is superb at imaginatively mixing his fictional<br />
detective with well researched true-life characters<br />
and events’ The Times<br />
Bernie Gunther is on the run. Ordered by Erich<br />
Mielke, head of the East German Stasi, to murder<br />
an acquaintance of his by thallium poisoning, he<br />
finds his conscience is stronger than his desire not<br />
to be murdered in turn. Now he must stay one step<br />
ahead of Mielke’s retribution.<br />
The man Mielke has sent to hunt him is an ex-Kripo<br />
colleague, and as Bernie pushes towards Germany<br />
he recalls their last case together. In 1939 they<br />
were summoned by Reinhard Heydrich to the<br />
Berghof, Hitler’s mountain home in Obersalzberg.<br />
A low-level German bureaucrat lay murdered, and<br />
the Reichstag deputy Martin Bormann, in charge of<br />
overseeing renovations to the Berghof, wanted the<br />
case solved quickly. If the Fuhrer had ever found<br />
out that his own house had been the scene of a<br />
recent murder, the consequences wouldn’t bear<br />
thinking about.<br />
And so begins perhaps the strangest of Bernie<br />
Gunther’s adventures, for although several countries<br />
and seventeen years separate the murder at the<br />
Berghof from his current predicament, soon the<br />
stories begin to converge.<br />
Philip Kerr is the author of eleven internationally<br />
bestselling Bernie Gunther novels. If the Dead<br />
Rise Not won the CWA Ellis Peters Award for Best<br />
Historical Novel. He lives in south-west London.<br />
20 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
A Man Without Breath<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781780876276<br />
Ebook 9781780876269<br />
10<br />
Prague Fatale<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781849164177<br />
Ebook 9781780871431
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Paperback £7.99 9781784296261<br />
B Format 544 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781784296223<br />
Ebook 9781784296254<br />
Not For Sale: World, USA & CAN<br />
THE HOURGLASS<br />
TRACY REES<br />
‘Tracy Rees is the most outstanding new voice in<br />
historical fiction’ Lucinda Riley<br />
Sensible Nora has always taken success for<br />
granted, until suddenly her life begins falling<br />
apart. Troubled by anxiety and nightmares, she<br />
finds herself drawn to the sweeping beaches of<br />
Tenby, a place she’s only been once.<br />
Together with a local girl she rents a beautiful<br />
townhouse and slowly begins to settle in to her new<br />
existence. But Tenby hides a secret, and Nora will<br />
soon discover that this little town by the sea has<br />
the power to heal even the most painful memories.<br />
The Hourglass is a moving novel about reinvention<br />
and reconciliation, about finding love even after it<br />
seems too late, about mothers and daughters and<br />
the healing power of a magical place by the sea.<br />
‘A sparkling and compelling mystery . . . captured our<br />
hearts from the very first page’ Richard and Judy on Amy Snow<br />
‘So clever, real and truthful. The whole book feels so<br />
very wise, as if it contains half the answers to life’<br />
Joanna Courtney on Florence Grace<br />
FICTION | MAY | QUERCUS<br />
Tracy Rees was born in South Wales. Her first<br />
novel, Amy Snow, is an international bestseller<br />
and winner of the first Richard and Judy ‘Search<br />
for a Bestseller’ competition.<br />
Florence Grace<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784296179<br />
Ebook 9781784296186<br />
Amy Snow<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784291457<br />
Ebook 9781784291464<br />
4 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
11
FICTION | MAY | QUERCUS<br />
Thriller (FH)<br />
Hardback £14.99 9781786482044<br />
Royal 544 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781786482181<br />
Ebook 9781784293239<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE NIGHT VISITOR<br />
LUCY ATKINS<br />
The stunning new domestic-noir thriller<br />
from the author of The Missing One and<br />
The Other Child.<br />
London-based TV historian Olivia Sweetman has<br />
everything – a successful career, three beautiful<br />
children and a talented writer husband. In a small<br />
Sussex museum she meets Vivian, the socially<br />
awkward sixty-year-old housekeeper of nearby<br />
Ileford Manor. When Vivian shows Olivia the<br />
sensational Victorian diary she has found, Olivia<br />
is desperate to write a book about it. But in order<br />
to secure access, Olivia must put her misgivings<br />
aside and hire Vivian as her research assistant.<br />
Eighteen months later, with the book finished<br />
and tipped as a bestseller, Olivia is relieved to<br />
be shot of the difficult, if highly efficient, Vivian.<br />
She takes a much-needed summer holiday with<br />
family and friends in the South of France. But a<br />
bizarre and unsettling event shatters the holiday,<br />
throwing Olivia’s life headlong into crisis and soon<br />
everything she has worked for is on the verge of<br />
collapse. But why? There is only one person who<br />
knows the truth that can ruin her. How far will<br />
Olivia go to save her own skin?<br />
The Missing One<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781848663206<br />
Ebook 9781848663213<br />
The Other Child<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781782069874<br />
Ebook 9781782069881<br />
Lucy Atkins is an award-winning feature<br />
journalist and author, as well as a Sunday<br />
Times book critic. She has written for the Guardian,<br />
The Times, Psychologies, Red, Woman, Grazia and<br />
many others. She lives in Oxford.<br />
18 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
12
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Paperback £7.99 9781784292102<br />
B Format 544 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781786483287<br />
Ebook 9781784292096<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE LITTLE THEATRE<br />
BY THE SEA<br />
ROSANNA LEY<br />
The bestselling author of The Villa returns<br />
with a gorgeous summer read about love<br />
and starting over.<br />
Faye has just completed her degree in interior<br />
design when she finds herself jobless and<br />
boyfriend-less. While debating what to do next<br />
she receives a surprise phone call from her old<br />
college friend Charlotte who now lives in Sardinia<br />
and is married to Italian hotelier, Fabio.<br />
When Charlotte suggests that Faye relocate for<br />
a month to house-sit, Faye wonders if a summer<br />
break in sunny Sardinia might be the perfect way<br />
to recharge her batteries and think about her<br />
future. But then Charlotte tells Faye that there’s<br />
something more behind the sudden invitation: her<br />
friends Marisa and Alessandro are looking for a<br />
designer to renovate a crumbling old theatre they<br />
own in the scenic village of Deriu. The idea certainly<br />
sounds appealing to Faye, but little does she know<br />
what she’s letting herself in for if she accepts this<br />
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity . . .<br />
FICTION | JUNE | QUERCUS<br />
The Villa<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9781780875040<br />
Ebook<br />
97817808750<br />
Bay of Secrets<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781780875064<br />
Ebook<br />
9781780875071<br />
Return to<br />
Mandalay<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9781782067627<br />
Ebook<br />
9781782067634<br />
Rosanna Ley works as a creative tutor and has<br />
written many articles and stories for national<br />
magazines. She lives in West Dorset by the sea.<br />
1 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
The Saffron<br />
Trail<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781782067641<br />
Ebook<br />
9781784290610<br />
Last Dance in<br />
Havana<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784292072<br />
Ebook<br />
9781784292065<br />
13
FICTION | JUNE | QUERCUS<br />
Crime (FF) / Thriller (FH)<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781784293437<br />
Royal 400 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784293444<br />
ONE BAD TURN<br />
SINEAD CROWLEY<br />
A toxic friendship leads to a desperate race<br />
against time for DS Claire Boyle in this twisting<br />
psychological thriller.<br />
‘A crackingly-paced thriller, featuring a totally believable<br />
female detective’ Sunday Mirror<br />
A doctor is held hostage in her own office by<br />
her childhood friend, while elsewhere Leah,<br />
her nineteen-year-old daughter is kidnapped.<br />
Is there a connection between these events? What<br />
happened between the women to spark this much<br />
hate? DS Claire Boyle must find out – and quickly,<br />
because time is running out for Leah.<br />
Sinead Crowley is Arts and Media Correspondent<br />
for RTE, Ireland’s national broadcaster. Her two<br />
previous books in this series were shortlisted for<br />
the Irish Crime Book of the Year.<br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Hardback £18.99 9781786480149<br />
Royal 544 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781786480156<br />
Ebook 9781786480163<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
1 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
BY BLOOD DIVIDED<br />
JAMES HENEAGE<br />
Destiny, inheritance, the world shifting from<br />
east to west. An epic novel set in an age of<br />
dramatic change.<br />
Two men find themselves on different sides in one<br />
of the great battles of history. They are rivals in<br />
war, and, unknown to them, they are also rivals<br />
to inherit of one of the biggest fortunes in Europe.<br />
Even worse, they are rivals for the love of the<br />
same woman. The fate of Constantinople is in their<br />
hands, which man will triumph?<br />
James Heneage founded Ottakar’s bookshops,<br />
chaired the Cheltenham Literary Festival, was a<br />
Booker Prize judge and set up the Chalke Valley<br />
History Festival. He lives in Wiltshire.<br />
1 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
14
THE FERRY GIRLS<br />
ROSIE ARCHER<br />
WW2-set saga, for fans of Daisy Styles,<br />
Ellie Dean and Sheila Newberry.<br />
‘A gripping story packed with darkness and light,<br />
love and friendship, greed and betrayal’<br />
Lancashire Evening Post on The Canary Girls<br />
A young half-German girl finds friendship,<br />
camaraderie and even love while working on<br />
Gosport’s ferries in the height of World War 2<br />
– but will her new friends desert her if her<br />
nationality comes to light?<br />
FICTION | JUNE | QUERCUS<br />
Saga (FT)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781786483300<br />
Royal 384 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786483324<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Rosie Archer was born in Gosport, where she<br />
still lives. She is the author of The Munitions<br />
Girls, The Canary Girls, and The Factory Girls.<br />
15 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781784297916<br />
Royal 352 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781784297923<br />
Ebook 9781784297947<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE EARLY BIRDS<br />
LAURIE GRAHAM<br />
Warm-hearted and sparklingly witty women’s<br />
fiction for fans of The Divine Secrets of the<br />
Ya-Ya Sisterhood, and Fannie Flagg.<br />
‘Wit and insight to match Nick Hornby, and the<br />
entertainment value of Helen Fielding’ Independent<br />
The Early Birds is sequel to the bestseller The<br />
Future Homemakers of America, following Peggy,<br />
Kath, Gayle, Lois and Audrey through the turn of<br />
the twenty-first century, from the Millennium Bug<br />
to 9/11. The women are now in their seventies and<br />
time is rendering its accounts, but they are more<br />
determined than ever to enjoy themselves.<br />
Laurie Graham is a former journalist. The author<br />
of several acclaimed novels, Laurie lives in Dublin.<br />
15 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
15
FICTION | JUNE | QUERCUS<br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Paperback £7.99 9781784299637<br />
B Format 400 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784291563<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
SWEET AFTER DEATH<br />
VALENTINA GIAMBANCO<br />
The newest standalone novel in a critically<br />
acclaimed crime series featuring the enigmatic<br />
detective Alice Madison.<br />
In the dead of winter, Homicide Detective Alice<br />
Madison is sent from Seattle to investigate the first<br />
murder that ever occurred in Colville County and<br />
she is confronted with a cunning, merciless killer<br />
who is snatching his victims in plain sight<br />
and whose motive is unfathomable.<br />
Together with her partner Detective Sergeant<br />
Kevin Brown and crime scene investigator Amy<br />
Sorensen, Madison must first understand the<br />
killer’s plan, but the icy mountains around the<br />
town know how to keep their secrets.<br />
When a man is arrested for the murders Madison<br />
finds herself in conflict with her partner and their<br />
professional relationship – and their friendship –<br />
is tested to breaking point. The first murder was<br />
only the beginning, and as the town seems to be<br />
disintegrating under the killer’s spell, Madison will<br />
have to reach into the dark, freezing wilderness to<br />
hunt down a predator and save more lives.<br />
Valentina Giambanco was born in Italy. She<br />
started in films as an editor’s apprentice and<br />
since then has worked on many award-winning<br />
pictures, from independent projects to studio<br />
productions. She lives in London.<br />
The Gift of Darkness<br />
Paperback £6.99<br />
9781780878737<br />
Ebook 9781623658472<br />
The Dark<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781780878997<br />
Ebook 9781780878980<br />
15 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
16<br />
Blood and Bone<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784291402<br />
Ebook 9781784291419
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Romance (FR)<br />
Paperback £7.99 9781786484376<br />
B Format 384 pages<br />
Ebook 9781780879512<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE TUSCAN<br />
WRITERS’ SCHOOL<br />
DOMENICA DE ROSA<br />
The perfect summer holiday read for fans of<br />
Rosanna Ley and Santa Montefiore.<br />
‘How to visit Italy without leaving home’ The Good Book Guide<br />
Rivalries and romance in a Tuscan paradise.<br />
A relaxing writers’ retreat? If only!<br />
Patricia Wilson’s carefully composed ads for the<br />
writers’ retreat she runs at her thirteenth-century<br />
Italian castle promise so much. But while the<br />
splendour of their surroundings and chef Aldo’s<br />
melanzane never fail to wow the guests, huge<br />
maintenance bills and bad news from the bank<br />
threaten to close Patricia down. It’s make or<br />
break time for the Castello.<br />
Each of her seven aspiring authors arrives with<br />
the inevitable baggage alongside their unpublished<br />
manuscripts. But this August something is<br />
different, and soon lifelong spinster Mary is riding<br />
on the back of Aldo’s vespa, and smouldering oddjob<br />
man Fabio has set more than one heart racing.<br />
As temperatures rise, the writers gossip, flirt<br />
and gently polish their prose by the pool. But with<br />
ghosts, scorpions, and some unexpected visitors<br />
to contend with, one thing’s for sure: neither the<br />
Castello, nor Patricia, has ever seen a summer<br />
like this.<br />
FICTION | JUNE | QUERCUS<br />
The Eternal City<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781786484338<br />
Ebook 9781780879536<br />
Villa Serena<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781786484369<br />
Ebook 9781780879505<br />
Domenica de Rosa is the real name of<br />
Elly Griffiths, author of the acclaimed and<br />
bestselling Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries.<br />
Domenica is half-Italian and loves the Tuscan<br />
countryside, but mainly settles for Brighton,<br />
where she lives with her family.<br />
29 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
The Italian Quarter<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781786484345<br />
Ebook 9781780879529<br />
17
NEW TITLES<br />
@riverrunbooks<br />
www.riverrunbooks.co.uk
Extraordinary<br />
People<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781782062080<br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Hardback £18.99 9781780874593<br />
Royal 416 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781784299774<br />
Ebook 9781784299767<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
The Critic<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781782062097<br />
Blacklight<br />
Blue<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781782062103<br />
CAST IRON<br />
Enzo Files 6<br />
PETER MAY<br />
The brand new thriller from the million-selling<br />
author of Coffin Road and The Blackhouse.<br />
In 1989, a killer dumped the body of twenty-yearold<br />
Lucie Martin into a picturesque lake in the West<br />
of France. Fourteen years later, during a summer<br />
heat wave, a drought exposed her remains –<br />
bleached bones amid the scorched mud and slime.<br />
No one was ever convicted of her murder.<br />
But now, forensic expert Enzo Macleod is reviewing<br />
this stone-cold case – the toughest of those he has<br />
been challenged to solve.<br />
Suspicion has always fallen on Régis Blanc, one<br />
of France’s most notorious serial murderers. Yet<br />
Blanc – despite openly confessing to all his other<br />
killings – denies murdering Lucie.<br />
In addition to this apparently insoluble case, Enzo<br />
has other headaches. On the eve of his fifty-sixth<br />
birthday, he is struggling to maintain relations<br />
with his two daughters, while trying to heal the rift<br />
between himself and the mother of his son, from<br />
whom he has been estranged for nearly two years.<br />
But when Enzo finds a flaw in the original evidence<br />
surrounding Lucie’s murder, he opens a Pandora’s<br />
box that not only raises old ghosts but endangers<br />
his entire family.<br />
Cast Iron is the red-hot new thriller in the cold-case<br />
series featuring forensic sleuth Enzo Macleod.<br />
FICTION | JANUARY | RIVERRUN<br />
Freeze<br />
Frame<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781782062110<br />
Blowback<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781782062127<br />
Peter May is the million-selling author of the Lewis<br />
trilogy and the China thrillers; standalone novels<br />
including Entry Island, Runaway and Coffin Road; and<br />
the Enzo Files, of which Cast Iron is both the latest<br />
and final instalment.<br />
12 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
19
FICTION | FEBRUARY | RIVERRUN<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £16.99 9781849163354<br />
Royal 464 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781849163361<br />
Ebook 9781784292782<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE LONELY<br />
HEARTS HOTEL<br />
HEATHER O’NEILL<br />
A magical novel about love against the odds<br />
from the Women’s Prize-shortlisted author.<br />
Two children were born in the Montreal winter<br />
of 1914: Pierrot of a twelve-year-old girl named<br />
Ignorance; Rose, rescued from a snowdrift. They<br />
were fated to meet in the Catholic orphanage.<br />
There, in the face of cold, hunger and unpredictable<br />
beatings, Rose and Pierrot create a world of talking<br />
bears, of circus tricks and a secret language;<br />
shielding the spark of their curiosity from the<br />
terrorism of those meant to protect them. But<br />
even the most extraordinary of spirits can be hurt<br />
– especially when it comes disguised as love – and<br />
Rose and Pierrot are torn apart.<br />
When they meet again, each will have changed; having<br />
struggled through the Depression, through what they<br />
have done to fill the absence of the other. But their<br />
childhood vision remains – a dream to storm the<br />
world, a spectacle, an extravaganza that will lift them<br />
out of the gutter and onto a glittering stage.<br />
This is a dazzling circus of a novel that takes us<br />
from the underbellies of pre-war Montreal and<br />
Prohibition New York, to a theatre of magic where<br />
anything is possible – where an orphan girl can<br />
become a gangster queen, and a ruined innocence<br />
can be redeemed.<br />
Lullabies for<br />
Little Criminals<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9781847243935<br />
Ebook 9781849164573<br />
The Girl who was<br />
Saturday Night<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784290160<br />
Ebook 9781849167543<br />
Heather O’Neill lives in Montreal and has written for<br />
This American Life and the New York Times. Her work<br />
has won the Danuta Gleed Literary Award, been<br />
shortlisted for the Women’s Fiction Prize, and twice<br />
shortlisted for the Giller Prize.<br />
23 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
20<br />
Daydreams of Angels<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9780857054029<br />
Ebook 9781784291440
Crime [FF]<br />
Paperback £8.99 97818491661527<br />
B Format 640 pages<br />
Ebook 9781849167062<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THREE SECONDS,<br />
CELL EIGHT &<br />
TWO SOLDIERS<br />
ROSLUND & HELLSTRÖM<br />
Translated by Kari Dickson<br />
Three DCI Ewert Grens thrillers reissued<br />
ahead of the publication of Three Minutes:<br />
the forthcoming sequel to the worldwide<br />
smash Three Seconds.<br />
Three Seconds is Scandinavian crime at its most<br />
explosive. A top 5 New York Times bestseller, it was<br />
awarded the 2011 CWA International Dagger.<br />
Cell 8 balances a tantalising mystery with a<br />
terrifying examination of the most controversial<br />
subject in the modern criminal justice system:<br />
the death penalty.<br />
Two Soldiers is the story of an inevitable collision<br />
and an impossible revelation, and a novel that<br />
lifts the lid on Sweden’s burgeoning network of<br />
child gangs.<br />
FICTION | MARCH | RIVERRUN<br />
Crime [FF]<br />
Paperback £8.99 9781849161497<br />
B Format 480 pages<br />
Ebook 9781849169738<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Journalist Anders Roslund and ex-criminal Börge<br />
Hellström are Sweden’s most acclaimed crimewriting<br />
duo. Their DCI Ewert Grens novels have won<br />
multiple awards internationally, been translated<br />
into 31 different languages, and sold over 2 million<br />
copies worldwide.<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
Crime [FF]<br />
Paperback £8.99 9780857386854<br />
B Format 672 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857386861<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Pen 33<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9780857384782<br />
Ebook 9781784291518<br />
Box 21<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9780857384799<br />
Ebook 9781784291525<br />
21
FICTION | MARCH | RIVERRUN<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £14.99 9781786481924<br />
Royal 368 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781786481931<br />
Ebook 9781786481948<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
LARCHFIELD<br />
POLLY CLARK<br />
The winner of the MsLexia Prize, a beautiful<br />
novel for fans of Longbourn, Possession and<br />
The Stranger’s Child.<br />
‘Mysterious, wondrous, captivating’ Louis de Bernières<br />
It’s early summer when a young poet, Dora Fielding,<br />
moves to Helensburgh on the west coast of Scotland<br />
and her hopes are first challenged. Newly married,<br />
pregnant, she’s excited by the prospect of a life<br />
that combines family and creativity. She thinks<br />
she knows what being a person, a wife, a mother,<br />
means. She is soon shown that she is wrong. As the<br />
battle begins for her very sense of self, Dora comes<br />
to find the realities of small town life suffocating,<br />
and, eventually, terrifying; until she finds a way to<br />
escape reality altogether.<br />
Another poet, she discovers, lived in Helensburgh<br />
once. In 1930 Wystan Auden, brilliant and awkward<br />
at 24, takes a teaching post at Larchfield School<br />
for boys where he is mocked for his Englishness<br />
and suspected – rightly – of homosexuality. Yet in<br />
this repressed limbo Wystan will fall in love for the<br />
first time.<br />
The need for human connection compels these two<br />
outsiders to make a reality of their own that will<br />
save them both. Larchfield is a haunting novel about<br />
heroism – the unusual bravery that allows unusual<br />
people to transcend banality and suffering with the<br />
power of their imagination.<br />
Polly Clark lives in Helensburgh, Scotland and is<br />
the Literature Programmer for the International<br />
Artists Residency, Cove Park. Her poetry collections<br />
have won the Eric Gregory Award and been<br />
shortlisted for the T. S. Eliot Prize.<br />
23 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
22
Crime [FF]<br />
Paperback £7.99 9781782062325<br />
B Format 416 pages<br />
Ebook 9781782065555<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
SNAKEHEAD<br />
China Thriller 4<br />
PETER MAY<br />
The fourth China Thriller, from the million<br />
seller Peter May – author of the Richard and<br />
Judy bestseller The Blackhouse.<br />
SUFFOCATED<br />
A vehicle crammed with dozens of dead<br />
Chinese immigrants is found in southern Texas.<br />
Pathologist Margaret Campbell must put aside<br />
her horror, and find out why.<br />
SUMMONED<br />
Detective Li Yan – an even more unwelcome<br />
memory for Campbell – has arrived stateside to<br />
investigate a link in the case to a lucrative trade<br />
in illegal labourers.<br />
SNAKEHEAD<br />
Yan and Campbell will soon find that the crime<br />
scene hides another secret: a biological timebomb<br />
linking traffickers, politicians and migrants<br />
in Beijing, Washington and Texas – posing multiple<br />
countries one, very singular, threat.<br />
FICTION | APRIL | RIVERRUN<br />
Peter May is the million-selling author of the<br />
Lewis trilogy, the Enzo Files, the standalone novels<br />
Entry Island, Runaway and Coffin Road, and the<br />
China thrillers – of which Snakehead is fourth in<br />
the six-strong series.<br />
The Firemaker<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9780857053961<br />
Ebook 9781780879567<br />
The Fourth Sacrifice<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781784292690<br />
Ebook 9781780879574<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
The Killing Room<br />
B Format £7.99<br />
9781784291686<br />
Ebook 9781780879581<br />
23
FICTION | APRIL | RIVERRUN<br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Hardback £12.99 9781784297268<br />
Royal 400 pages (estimated)<br />
Trade paperback £12.99 9781784297275<br />
Ebook 9781784297251<br />
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A Song from Dead Lips<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781782064190<br />
Ebook 9781782064183<br />
A House of Knives<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781848667426<br />
Ebook 9781782064220<br />
SYMPATHY<br />
FOR THE DEVIL<br />
Breen & Tozer 4<br />
WILLIAM SHAW<br />
In the fourth Breen & Tozer, William Shaw<br />
combines a police corruption plot and espionage<br />
intrigue with a searing twist.<br />
SUMMER OF LOVE<br />
She made a profit from her youth. She is not beautiful<br />
anymore. But now she will be young forever.<br />
Called away that Sunday from his pregnant<br />
girlfriend, Helen Tozer, Detective Sergeant Cathal<br />
Breen knows the sight of the murdered prostitute<br />
will be with him all his life. But this is what he<br />
does: he finds killers. Helen would understand.<br />
He did it for her.<br />
SUMMER OF DEATH<br />
But this trail proves tough. The escort’s clients<br />
were establishment – rich, powerful, protected.<br />
Someone warned off the beat coppers; someone<br />
ravages the crime scene. Drowning in secrecy he<br />
barely understands, Breen begins to fear that this is<br />
more than the murder of a prostitute. It’s political.<br />
In a corrupt world, Breen must find solid ground. Even<br />
when Helen becomes dangerously involved, with her<br />
fierce sense of what is right. He is about to become a<br />
father. He can have no sympathy for the devil.<br />
The Breen & Tozer novels captivate crime fans<br />
with their ingenious plots, dramatic backdrop<br />
and sharp portrait of policing before forensics,<br />
data or political correctness. Ever-surprising<br />
and powerfully moving, Sympathy for the Devil<br />
resonates beyond its sixties setting in an<br />
unforgettable climax.<br />
A Book of Scars<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781782064275<br />
Ebook 9781784290887<br />
24<br />
The Birdwatcher<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784297244<br />
Ebook 9781784297213<br />
William Shaw is the author of the acclaimed Breen<br />
& Tozer series set in sixties London. For over twenty<br />
years he has written on popular culture and subculture<br />
for the Observer and the New York Times.<br />
He lives in Brighton.<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong>
Autobiography: Arts &<br />
Entertainment (BGFA)<br />
Hardback £20.00 9781784293000<br />
Royal 336 pages<br />
Trade paperback £14.99 9781784293017<br />
Ebook 9781784292997<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU<br />
COULD BE<br />
Tuning into the 1960s<br />
MIKE HERON & ANDREW GREIG<br />
The story of an extraordinary moment in British music.<br />
In sixties Edinburgh Mike Heron was studying to be an<br />
accountant. After meeting Robin Williamson and Clive<br />
Palmer he formed The Incredible String Band and their<br />
wildly innovative music became indelibly linked with<br />
the era. Andrew Greig was a schoolboy when he heard<br />
their songs. It changed everything. Undaunted by lack<br />
of ability he formed a band in their image. Forty years<br />
later he and Mike became friends. This is their story.<br />
Andrew Greig is a prizewinning novelist, poet and<br />
non-fiction writer. Mike Heron was a founder member<br />
of The Incredible String Band and has worked with<br />
John Cale, Pete Townshend and Keith Moon.<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
THIS IS 64<br />
JOSEPH CONNOLLY<br />
The new novel from the Bollinger prize<br />
shortlsted author of England’s Lane and Style.<br />
George is a fashion-mad Beatles fan, selfish and<br />
cruel. Why his girlfriend Dorothy loves him is<br />
a mystery to her and to his best friend Sammy.<br />
When George callously chucks her he cannot<br />
anticipate that his life, post 1964, will never be<br />
the same.<br />
And forty-four years later, when George is sixtyfour,<br />
rich and successful, his past will catch up<br />
with him and his family.<br />
NON-FICTION | APRIL | RIVERRUN FICTION | MAY | RIVERRUN<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction [FA]<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781848666320<br />
Royal 448 pages<br />
Trade paperback £13.99 9781848666337<br />
Ebook 9781848666344<br />
Joseph Connolly is the critically acclaimed and<br />
internationally bestselling writer of many novels<br />
and works of non-fiction. He lives in London.<br />
4 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
25
FICTION | MAY | RIVERRUN<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781784298562<br />
Demy 400 pages (estimated)<br />
Ebook 9781784298586<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
I’LL EAT WHEN I’M DEAD<br />
BARBARA BOURLAND<br />
The Devil Wears Prada with a murderous twist,<br />
a rampant satire on the fashion industry and<br />
genre-busting women’s commercial debut.<br />
‘I can’t put I’ll Eat When I’m Dead down, I LOVE it. Biting,<br />
funny, and brilliantly subversive; Bourland’s debut is<br />
like The Devil Wears Prada meets American Psycho’<br />
Louise O’Neill<br />
RAGE Fashion Book is the world’s most dynamic,<br />
ambitious magazine.<br />
Its editors – like Cat Ono – have the power to<br />
change minds and the market.<br />
They’re savvy, sisterly and polished to perfection.<br />
Even the one found dead in her office.<br />
Everyone thinks Hillary starved to death – but Cat<br />
knows her friend’s dieting wasn’t a capital P<br />
problem. If beauty kills, it’d take more than that.<br />
Hotheaded and fiercely feminist, Cat’s sure she can<br />
match the skills of Detective Mark Hutton. So when<br />
he challenges her to go undercover, she’s in.<br />
The next day, her mug shot is all over the city.<br />
Party girl arrested. Career over . . . unless she<br />
agrees to become the new face of RAGE herself – and<br />
find out what it really means to be a fashion victim.<br />
Sassy, smart and outrageously funny, I’ll Eat When<br />
I’m Dead pulls no punches on exposing the fashion<br />
industry with sizzling wit, savoir-faire and style.<br />
Barbara Bourland lives in Baltimore, MD. I’ll Eat<br />
When I’m Dead is her first novel. Formerly, she was<br />
a freelance writer for Forbes Traveler, Condé Nast<br />
Digital’s Concierge.com, and a web producer for O, The<br />
Oprah Magazine and OWN, The Oprah Winfrey Network.<br />
18 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
26
NEW TITLES<br />
@maclehosepress<br />
/maclehosepress<br />
www.maclehosepress.com
FICTION | JANUARY | MACLEHOSE<br />
BELLADONNA<br />
DAŠA DRNDIC<br />
Translated by Celia Hawkesworth<br />
The perils of growing old in an unforgiving world<br />
– by the author of the acclaimed Trieste.<br />
Andreas Ban is a writer and psychologist, but his<br />
world has been falling apart for years. When he<br />
retires with a miserable pension and discovers that<br />
he is ill, he gains a new perspective on the debris<br />
of his life and the lives of his friends. In defying<br />
illness and old age, and in his investigations into<br />
his own past, he learns stories that lay bare a<br />
gamut of taboos.<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA),<br />
Fiction in Translation (FYT)<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9780857054319<br />
320 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857054340<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Daša Drndić is a distinguished Croatian novelist,<br />
playwright and literary critic.<br />
12 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9780857053893<br />
Royal 480 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857053824<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
AFTER THE WAR<br />
HERVÉ LE CORRE<br />
Translated by Sam Taylor<br />
The legacy of the Second World War endures in<br />
this gripping tale of retribution and betrayal.<br />
1950s Bordeaux. The Second World War is fixed<br />
in collective memory, but another war has already<br />
begun. A war far away across the sea, in Algeria,<br />
where young men are sent to fight in a brutal<br />
conflict.<br />
Meanwhile, past deeds are returning to haunt<br />
Albert Darlac: corrupt police chief and one-time<br />
collaborator. A series of explosive events will bring<br />
the legacy of wars past and present to the streets<br />
of Bordeaux.<br />
Hervé le Corre lives in Bordeaux and is the author<br />
of several crime novels. After the War is winner of<br />
the Le Point European crime novel award.<br />
12 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
28
THREE THOUSAND<br />
HORSEPOWER<br />
ANTONIN VARENNE<br />
Translated by Sam Taylor<br />
A breathtaking 19th-century adventure epic,<br />
set across three continents.<br />
From the Burmese jungle to the slums of Victorian<br />
London to the conquest of the Wild West, Antonin<br />
Varenne takes us on a thrilling quest for survival<br />
and revenge. His characters belong to that breed<br />
of heroes who inhabit the imaginations of Conrad,<br />
Kipling and Stevenson – lost soldiers who have<br />
plunged into the heart of darkness and will cross<br />
the globe in search of vengeance and redemption.<br />
FICTION | FEBRUARY | MACLEHOSE<br />
Adventure (FJ) / Thriller (FH)<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9780857053749<br />
Royal 512 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857053718<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Antonin Varenne is a multi-award-winning French<br />
writer of crime novels and thrillers. Three Thousand<br />
Horsepower is his third novel to be translated<br />
into English.<br />
9 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
MONTE CARLO<br />
PETER TERRIN<br />
Translated by David Doherty<br />
A disillusioned Formula 1 mechanic resolves to<br />
challenge God in a quest for cosmic justice.<br />
After saving the life of Deedee, a beautiful budding<br />
film star, from a fireball explosion at the 1968<br />
Monaco Grand Prix, mechanic Jack Preston<br />
returns to his drab life in a remote English village<br />
and waits for a sign of her gratitude. When Deedee<br />
dies suddenly, however, Jack’s hopes are cruelly<br />
dashed and all he can do is challenge the ultimate<br />
arbiter of fate Himself.<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £12.99 9780857054371<br />
193 x 135mm 176 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857054388<br />
Peter Terrin’s novels have earned him comparisons<br />
with Franz Kafka and Albert Camus. He won<br />
Holland’s leading fiction award, the A.K.O. Prize,<br />
in 2012 for Post Mortem.<br />
23 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
29
FICTION | MARCH | MACLEHOSE<br />
THE AWKWARD SQUAD<br />
SOPHIE HÉNAFF<br />
Translated by Sam Gordon<br />
A new crime series with a difference.<br />
A brilliant young officer returns from suspension<br />
and discovers that she has been tasked with<br />
heading up a squad of misfit police officers to<br />
investigate cold cases from decades past.<br />
But whilst she is initially sceptical of her new role,<br />
before long, Anne Capestan and her team will have<br />
discovered curious links between a handful of old<br />
cases that will set them on the hunt for a killer.<br />
Crime (FF)<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9780857055767<br />
320 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857055743<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Sophie Hénaff is a French writer and former<br />
Lyonnaise bar owner. The Awkward Squad,<br />
her first novel, has won her numerous crime<br />
awards.<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
THE LONGEST NIGHT<br />
OTTO DE KAT<br />
Translated by Laura Watkinson<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £14.99 9780857056085<br />
193 x 135mm 240 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857056078<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
A restrained yet monumental epic-in-miniature<br />
by one of the most elegant and lucid of modern<br />
European writers.<br />
Emma Verweij, an elderly woman in Rotterdam,<br />
recalls forgotten memories of her past in<br />
Nazi Berlin during the Second World War.<br />
Long-suppressed flashbacks of the tragedy of<br />
war, lost friends and her first husband crowd<br />
her consciousness as Otto de Kat deftly distils<br />
momentous events of 20th-century history into<br />
the lives of his characters. In Emma, the past and<br />
the present coincide in limpid fragments of rare,<br />
melancholy beauty.<br />
Otto de Kat is the pen name of a Dutch publisher,<br />
whose novels include Julia, Man on the Move and<br />
News from Berlin.<br />
23 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
30
Military History (HBW)<br />
Hardback £20.00 9780857051967<br />
Royal 320 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9780857051974<br />
Ebook 9780857051981<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
Defending the Motherland<br />
B Format PB £9.99<br />
9780857051950<br />
Ebook 9780857051943<br />
AVENGING ANGELS<br />
Young Women of the Soviet Union’s<br />
WWII Sniper Corps<br />
LYUBA VINOGRADOVA<br />
Translated by Arch Tait<br />
A vivid and intimate account of the young<br />
women who served as Soviet snipers during<br />
the Second World War.<br />
Most were still in their late teens when called up to<br />
join the Soviet forces between 1942 and 1944. Some<br />
had volunteered to serve in the army, but were given<br />
no choice as to whether to become a sniper. After a<br />
few months of extremely rigorous training they were<br />
issued with rifles and sent to the front.<br />
Practically without exception, their first taking of an<br />
enemy life came as a great shock, and changed them<br />
for ever. Veterans have given different accounts as to<br />
the most difficult aspect of life at the front: hours and<br />
hours in a trench without being able to eat, drink or<br />
get warm, with their lives constantly at risk, or burying<br />
their best friends. Or the sexual harassment by male<br />
officers. War proved very different from what they had<br />
expected.<br />
In this compelling and meticulously researched<br />
companion to Defending the Motherland, her volume<br />
on the airwomen who fought Hitler’s aces, Lyuba<br />
Vinogradova explores the stories of these women –<br />
often through interviews with the women themselves<br />
- and the challenges they faced in this most masculine<br />
of environments.<br />
Dr Lyuba Vinogradova was Antony Beevor’s primary<br />
Russian researcher for his book Stalingrad, and<br />
has since worked with other British historians.<br />
She is co-author (with Beevor) of A Writer at War:<br />
Vasily Grossman with the Red Army. Her book on<br />
women fighter pilots, Defending the Motherland, was<br />
published in 2015.<br />
FICTION | APRIL | MACLEHOSE<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
31
FICTION | APRIL | MACLEHOSE<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA),<br />
Fiction in Translation (FYT)<br />
Hardback £16.99 9780857056771<br />
Demy 320 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9780857056788<br />
Ebook 9780857056795<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE PRESIDENT’S<br />
GARDENS<br />
MUHSIN AL-RAMLI<br />
Translated by Luke Leafgren<br />
One Hundred Years of Solitude meets The<br />
Kite-Runner – set in Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.<br />
The President’s Gardens is an epic novel about<br />
Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, following the lives of three<br />
friends from the beginning of the Iran–Iraq War to<br />
the aftermath of the American invasion.<br />
Abdullah loses twenty years to Iranian captivity<br />
before returning to learn the terrible truth of his<br />
birth. Tariq, the son of the local Sheik, avoids the<br />
army, and becomes a man of power and influence,<br />
able to help his friends but always careful to keep<br />
his own interests closest to his heart. Ibrahim loses<br />
a foot in the first Gulf War before taking on a menial<br />
job in the gardens of one of the president’s many<br />
palaces – a job whose responsibilities will escalate<br />
beyond his wildest imaginings.<br />
The multiple, multi-generational stories woven<br />
together in The President’s Gardens are brought to<br />
life by a vivid and memorable cast of characters.<br />
Epic in scope, moving, philosophical and true, it<br />
packs an ocean of wisdom into its pages, and has<br />
much to impart about war and oppression, love and<br />
marriage, fathers and daughters, and what it means<br />
to live under a murderous, totalitarian regime.<br />
Muhsin Al-Ramli is an Iraqi writer, poet, academic<br />
and translator, born in the village of Sudara in<br />
northern Iraq in 1967. He has lived in Madrid since<br />
1995. The President’s Gardens was longlisted for the<br />
IPAF, known as the “Arabic Booker”, in 2013.<br />
20 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
32
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £20.00 9780857056863<br />
Royal 448 pages<br />
Trade paperback £14.99 9780857056870<br />
Ebook 9780857056894<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THE BALTIMORE BOYS<br />
JOËL DICKER<br />
Translated by Alison Anderson<br />
Swiss sensation Joël Dicker’s compulsive<br />
follow-up to the phenomenally bestselling<br />
The Truth about the Harry Quebert Affair.<br />
Fresh from the staggering success of The Truth<br />
about the Harry Quebert Affair, Marcus Goldman<br />
is struggling to write his third novel. A chance<br />
encounter in Florida throws him some inspiration<br />
from a surprising source: Alexandra Neville, the<br />
beautiful, phenomenally successful singer and<br />
Marcus’ first love. All at once, memories of his<br />
childhood come flooding back. Memories of a<br />
family torn apart by tragedy, and a once glorious<br />
legacy reduced to shame and ruin.<br />
The Baltimore Boys. The Goldman Gang. That was<br />
what they called Marcus and his cousins Hillel<br />
and Woody. Three brilliant young men with their<br />
whole lives ahead of them, before their kingdom<br />
crumbled beneath the weight of lies, jealousy and<br />
betrayal. For years, Marcus has struggled with<br />
the burdens of his past, but now he must attempt<br />
to banish his demons and tell the real story of the<br />
Baltimore Boys.<br />
FICTION | MAY | MACLEHOSE<br />
The Truth about the<br />
Harry Quebert Affair<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9781848663268<br />
Ebook 9781848663251<br />
Joël Dicker was born in Geneva in 1985. The Truth<br />
about the Harry Quebert Affair was shortlisted for<br />
the Prix Goncourt, won the Grand Prix du Roman<br />
de l’Académie Française and the Prix Goncourt des<br />
Lycéens, and was a Richard and Judy bookclub choice.<br />
18 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
33
FICTION | MAY – JUNE | MACLEHOSE<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £20.00 9780857054647<br />
Royal 544 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9780857054654<br />
Ebook 9781784299552<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
A PEOPLE<br />
WITHOUT A PAST<br />
Between Three Plagues: Vol 2<br />
JAAN KROSS<br />
Translated by Merike Lepasaar<br />
The story of a man who became Estonia’s most<br />
famous medieval chronicler.<br />
The second part in an epic trilogy – the Estonian answer<br />
to Wolf Hall – by the nation’s greatest modern writer.<br />
Renowned Livonian Chronicler Balthasar Russow,<br />
whose greatest work described the effects of the<br />
Livonian War on the peasantry of what is now Estonia,<br />
is a diamond in the rough, a thoroughly modern man<br />
in an Early Modern world, rising from humble origins<br />
to greatness through wit and learning alone.<br />
Jaan Kross was Estonia’s greatest modern writer, who<br />
lived much of his life under Soviet or German occupation.<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Hardback £14.99 9780857055866<br />
193 x 135mm 224 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857055859<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
4 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
THE CHILDREN<br />
CAROLINA SANÍN<br />
Translated by Nick Caistor<br />
A haunting fable of fantasy, mystery and<br />
bureaucracy from one of Colombia’s most<br />
talented young writers.<br />
Laura Romero discovers a mysterious young boy on<br />
the pavement outside her apartment building: Fidel,<br />
who is six years old, a child with seemingly no origins<br />
or meaning. With few clues to guide her as she tries to<br />
discover his real identity, Laura finds herself swept into<br />
a bureaucratic maelstrom of fantastical proportions.<br />
The Children explores the limits of isolation and<br />
intimacy, motherhood, neglect and compassion,<br />
filtered through the lives of two lonely people.<br />
Carolina Sanín was born in Bogotá in 1973. She studied<br />
Spanish and Portuguese literature at Yale, and now teaches<br />
at the University of the Andes in Columbia. The Children is<br />
the first of her novels to appear in English translation.<br />
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15 JUNE <strong>2017</strong>
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA)<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9780857055415<br />
Demy 320 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857055408<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
VERNON SUBUTEX 1<br />
VIRGINIE DESPENTES<br />
Translated by Frank Wynne<br />
WHO IS VERNON SUBUTEX? An urban legend.<br />
A fall from grace.The mirror who reflects us all.<br />
Vernon Subutex was once the proprietor of<br />
Revolver, an infamous music shop in Bastille.<br />
His legend spread throughout Paris. But with<br />
the arrival of the internet and the decline in CD’s<br />
and vinyl, his shop is struggling. When it closes,<br />
Subutex is out on a limb, with no idea what to<br />
do next. Before long, his savings are gone, his<br />
employment benefit is cut, and when the friend<br />
who had been covering his rent dies suddenly,<br />
Vernon Subutex finds himself first relying on<br />
friends with spare sofas, and then, when that dries<br />
up, alone and out on the Paris streets.<br />
But Vernon Subutex has one final card up his<br />
sleeve. A throwaway comment he made on<br />
Facebook is taking the internet by storm. Vernon<br />
does not realise this, of course; it has been weeks<br />
since he was able to afford access to the internet,<br />
but the word is out: Vernon Subutex has in his<br />
possession the last recordings of Alex Bleach, the<br />
famous musician who has only recently died of a<br />
drug overdose. Unbeknownst to Vernon, a crowd<br />
of people from record producers to online trolls<br />
and porn stars are now on his trail.<br />
FICTION | JUNE | MACLEHOSE<br />
Virginie Despentes is a writer and journalist.<br />
Her first novel, Baise-Moi, the controversial raperevenge<br />
story, was published in 1992 and adapted for<br />
film in 2000. She is the author of more than fifteen<br />
further works, including Apocalypse Baby, Bye Bye<br />
Blondie and King Kong Theory. Vernon Subutext 1 is<br />
the winner of the inaugural Prix Anaïs Nin.<br />
29 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
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Science Fiction (FL),Thriller/Suspense (FH),<br />
Fiction in Translation (FYT)<br />
Paperback £12.99 9781784294205<br />
B Format 736 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786484673<br />
LIMIT: PART 2<br />
FRANK SCHÄTZING<br />
Translated by Shaun Whiteside, Jamie Searle<br />
and Samuel Willcocks<br />
Perfect for fans of Peter F. Hamilton: The<br />
blockbuster conclusion to the international<br />
sci-fi thriller by Germany’s top thriller writer.<br />
‘Enthralling and visionary’ Thomas Reiter, Astronaut<br />
It’s 2025, and the Chinese and the Americans<br />
are going head to head on the Moon for helium-3,<br />
the rare mineral which will solve all the Earth’s<br />
energy needs. But not everyone is happy.<br />
Billionaire Julian Orley’s space-elevator<br />
revolutionised space travel; now he’s taking a<br />
group of international movers and shakers on<br />
the trip of a lifetime: to the first-ever hotel on the<br />
Moon, hoping to woo them into investing in the<br />
future of humanity.<br />
But not all of Orly’s guests are humanitarians: at<br />
least one is pursuing his own dark plot – and now<br />
there’s a time limit. And how is this linked with<br />
the cyber-detective Owen Jericho, the dissident<br />
hacker Yoyo, oil magnate Gerald Palstein – and the<br />
mysterious organisation called Hydra, who have<br />
their own – not very charitable – plans for<br />
the universe?<br />
FICTION | JANUARY | JO FLETCHER<br />
Limit: Part 1<br />
Paperback £12.99<br />
9781849165174<br />
Death and the Devil<br />
Paperback £9.99<br />
9781849162456<br />
Frank Schätzing is the author of the international<br />
bestseller The Swarm, which turned him into<br />
Germany’s most successful thriller writer in<br />
decades. A winner of the 2004 Corine Prize, and<br />
the 2005 German Science Fiction Prize, Schätzing<br />
lives in Cologne.<br />
12 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
37
FICTION | FEBRUARY – MARCH | JO FLETCHER<br />
Fantasy (FM), Adventure (FJ)<br />
Hardback £19.99 9781848662568<br />
Royal 320 pages<br />
Ebook 9781848668140<br />
Science Fiction (FL)<br />
Paperback £8.99 9781782064435<br />
B Format 352 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784290405<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
IDLE HANDS<br />
The Factory Trilogy Book 2<br />
TOM FLETCHER<br />
Can Wild Alan unite the Discard against the<br />
tyranny of the Pyramid?<br />
Wild Alan is desperate to get the cure for the dread<br />
disease Idle Hands to his son, but Billy’s in the Pyramid<br />
and he’s trapped in the barren wasteland that is the<br />
Discard. Bloody Nora, the Mapmaker, has her own<br />
reasons for agreeing to help Wild Alan: she wants to<br />
get into the Pyramid herself – she believes the truth of<br />
Gleam’s history and purpose can be found in the vaults.<br />
But there are more secrets there than either imagined<br />
– and some of the parchments and scrolls may hold the<br />
key to destroying the Pyramid’s tyranny for ever.<br />
Tom Fletcher has published short stories as well as<br />
three standalone novels, The Leaping, The Thing on the<br />
Shore and The Ravenglass Eye, and Gleam, the first book<br />
in The Factory Trilogy. He lives near Manchester.<br />
9 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
YOUR RESTING PLACE<br />
DAVID TOWSEY<br />
Perfect for fans of The Walking Dead and<br />
The Road :– the stunning, terrifying, moving<br />
conclusion to The Walkin’ Trilogy.<br />
Is there a future for those already dead?<br />
Rumours of the Drowned Woman are rife.<br />
Some say she can’t be killed, not in the usual<br />
ways. She hunts down wanted men – but never<br />
collects on the bounty; they say she is looking for<br />
one man in particular. He killed her husband<br />
and stole her daughter.<br />
Her family has been wronged. There will be a<br />
reckoning.<br />
David Towsey is a graduate of the Bath Spa<br />
and Aberystwyth University Creative Writing<br />
programmes. He is currently travelling the world.<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
38
Fantasy (FM)<br />
Hardback £30.00 9781784291013<br />
Royal 528 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £16.99 9781784290993<br />
Ebook 9781784291006<br />
EMPRESS OF THE FALL<br />
Sunsurge Book 1<br />
DAVID HAIR<br />
Desperate for the next Game of Thrones?<br />
Pick up Empress of the Fall for your full-on<br />
epic fantasy fix, full of drama, politicking,<br />
romance and power struggles . . .<br />
The Emperor is dead – long live the Empress!<br />
Emperor Constant is dead and his rivals are<br />
scrabbling for power – but any misstep could<br />
plunge the land, already devastated by the shocking<br />
outcome of the Third Crusade, into a calamitous<br />
civil war.<br />
The Imperial throne is not the only one in<br />
jeopardy. Two brothers, imprisoned veterans of<br />
the Crusades, finally return home to find their<br />
father’s kingdom being plundered – but the price<br />
of regaining their birthright will have far-reaching<br />
implications for the entire empire.<br />
In the East, Sultan Salim, peacemaker and<br />
visionary ruler, faces his greatest challenge as<br />
his people demand an invasion of the West in<br />
retribution for the Rondian Crusades<br />
And lurking in the darkness, orchestrating both<br />
the power struggles and the inevitable conflicts,<br />
is a shadowy group threatening to destroy<br />
civilisation itself.<br />
Once more, Urte stands on the brink of cataclysm.<br />
FICTION | MARCH | JO FLETCHER<br />
Mage’s Blood<br />
Hardback £25.00<br />
9781780871974<br />
Scarlet Tides<br />
Hardback £25.00<br />
9781780872018<br />
David Hair is an award-winning writer of fantasy<br />
and fiction for adult and YA readers. He was born<br />
in New Zealand and travelled widely, and now<br />
lives in Thailand. His fantasy sagas The Moontide<br />
Quartet and The Sunsurge Quartet are published<br />
by Jo Fletcher Books.<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
Unholy War<br />
Hardback £25.00<br />
9781780872056<br />
Ascendant’s Rite<br />
Hardback £30.00<br />
9781784290399<br />
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FICTION | APRIL | JO FLETCHER<br />
Fantasy (FM), Espionage & Spy<br />
Thriller (FHD)<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781784291082<br />
Royal 448 pages<br />
Ebook 9780857053909<br />
Not For Sale: Only available in UK &<br />
Commonwealth<br />
CITY OF MIRACLES<br />
The Divine Cities Book 3<br />
ROBERT JACKSON BENNETT<br />
Perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman and China<br />
Miéville. The awesome climax to fantasy<br />
thrillers City of Stairs and City of Blades.<br />
Sigrud je Harkvaldsson is back, and this time he’s<br />
out for vengeance.<br />
Shara Komayd, once Prime Minister of Saypur, has<br />
been assassinated. News travels fast and far, even<br />
to a remote logging town somewhere northwest of<br />
Bulikov, where the silent, shaven-headed Dreyling<br />
worker ‘Bjorn’ picks up the newspaper and walks<br />
out. He is shocked and grieved and furious; he’s<br />
been waiting thirteen years for Shara, his closest<br />
friend, to reach out to him – to tell him to come<br />
home. He’s always believed she was running a long<br />
operation, that there would be a role for him at the<br />
right time. Now he has no one else in his life, and<br />
nothing to live for – except to find the people who<br />
did this.<br />
Sigrud wasn’t there for the death of his daughter<br />
Signe, and he wasn’t there when Shara was<br />
murdered. Now Bjorn is dead and Sigrud is back.<br />
And he will find answers, for Shara, and for<br />
himself. He’s made a promise . . .<br />
City of Stairs<br />
Hardback £20.00<br />
9781848667969<br />
City of Blades<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99<br />
9781848669581<br />
Robert Jackson Bennett was born in Baton Rouge,<br />
Louisiana, but grew up in the half-developed suburbs<br />
of Katy, Texas. He attended the University of Texas<br />
at Austin and, like a lot of its alumni, was unable to<br />
leave the charms of the city.<br />
20 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
40
Fantasy (FM), Historical Adventure (FJH)<br />
Hardback £18.99 9781782066835<br />
Royal 512 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781786483232<br />
Ebook 9781784299651<br />
Traitor’s Blade<br />
Hardback £12.99<br />
9781848663794<br />
Knight’s Shadow<br />
Hardback £16.99<br />
9781782066774<br />
TYRANT’S THRONE<br />
The Greatcoats Book 4<br />
SEBASTIEN DE CASTELL<br />
The Greatcoats are back: ‘first-rate fiction, first<br />
rate adventure, first rate full stop,’ says Sunday<br />
Times bestseller Conn Iggulden<br />
Would you – could you? – uphold the law at the<br />
cost of those you love?<br />
After years of struggle and sacrifice, Falcio val<br />
Mond, First Cantor of the Greatcoats, is on the<br />
brink of fulfilling his dead King’s dream: Aline,<br />
the King’s daughter, is about to take the throne<br />
and restore the rule of law once and for all.<br />
But for the Greatcoats, nothing is ever that<br />
simple. In the neighbouring country of Avares,<br />
an enigmatic new warlord is uniting the barbarian<br />
armies that have long plagued Tristia’s borders<br />
– and even worse, he is rumoured to have a new<br />
ally: Trin, who’s twice tried to kill Aline to take the<br />
throne for herself. With the armies of Avares at<br />
her back, she’ll be unstoppable.<br />
Falcio, Kest and Brasti race north to stop her,<br />
but in those cold and treacherous climes they<br />
discover something altogether different, and far<br />
more dangerous: a new player is planning to take<br />
the throne of Tristia, and the Greatcoats, for all<br />
their skill, may not be able to stop him.<br />
As the nobles of Tristia and even the Greatcoats<br />
themselves fight over who should rule, the<br />
Warlord of Avares threatens to invade. It is going<br />
to fall to Falcio to render the one verdict he<br />
cannot bring himself to decide: does he crown<br />
the girl he vowed to put on the throne, or uphold<br />
the laws he swore to serve?<br />
FICTION | APRIL | JO FLETCHER<br />
Saint’s Blood<br />
Hardback £18.99 9781782066804<br />
Sebastien de Castell had just finished a degree<br />
in Archaeology when he started work on his<br />
first dig. Four hours later he realised how much<br />
he hated archaeology and left to pursue a very<br />
focused career as a musician, ombudsman,<br />
interaction designer, fight choreographer,<br />
teacher, project manager, actor and product<br />
strategist. He lives in Canada.<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
41
FICTION | MAY | JO FLETCHER<br />
Fantasy (FM), Crime and Mystery (FF<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781784297619<br />
Royal 464 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784297626<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
ROTHERWEIRD<br />
Rotherweird Book 1<br />
ANDREW CALDECOTT<br />
A stunning combination of Jonathan Strange<br />
and Mr Norrell and Gormengast, with a dash<br />
of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.<br />
Welcome to Rotherweird: a town with no<br />
maps, no guidebooks and no history, but many,<br />
many secrets.<br />
Rotherweird stands alone – there are no maps<br />
and no guidebooks, despite the tangled architecture,<br />
avant garde science and offbeat rituals. Cast<br />
adrift from the rest of England by Elizabeth I, its<br />
independence is subject to one disturbing condition:<br />
nobody studies Rotherweird or its history.<br />
For beneath the enchanting surface lurks a patch<br />
of slippery sky and a secret so dark that it must<br />
never be rediscovered.<br />
But secrets have a way of leaking out.<br />
Two inquisitive outsiders arrive: Jonah Oblong,<br />
to teach modern history at Rotherweird School<br />
(nothing local and nothing else before 1800), and<br />
the sinister billionaire Sir Veronal Slickstone, to<br />
renovate the town’s long-derelict Manor House.<br />
Though driven by conflicting motives, Slickstone<br />
and Oblong strive to connect past and present,<br />
until they and their allies are drawn into a race<br />
against time, and each other . . . with lethal and<br />
apocalyptic consequences.<br />
In Rotherweird, nothing is quite what it seems.<br />
Andrew Caldecott is a practising barrister in<br />
media law, fantasy novelist and occasional<br />
playwright. His debut novel Rotherweird, is the<br />
first in a series.<br />
4 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
42
Fantasy (FM), Science Fiction (FL)<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781782069256<br />
Royal 336 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784299668<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
STAINED LIGHT<br />
NAOMI FOYLE<br />
The fourth title in Naomi Foyle’s critically<br />
acclaimed Gaia Chronicles.<br />
‘A fascinating portrait, often reminiscent of Ursula<br />
K. Le Guin in its layered complexity’. Love Reading<br />
Astra Ordott couldn’t deny her destiny.<br />
To save those she loves, Astra gave up her freedom, but<br />
that was ten years ago and long-simmering conflicts are<br />
beginning to boil over again. Outside Astra’s homeland,<br />
infertility threatens the survival of the human race and<br />
humanity’s reckless pursuit of rare earth mining is<br />
infuriating the ancient spirits of the planet. Astra may<br />
have found her voice, but is anyone listening?<br />
Naomi Foyle was born in London, grew up in Hong<br />
Kong, Liverpool and Canada, and lives in Brighton.<br />
She is a highly regarded poet and performer.<br />
FICTION | JUNE | JO FLETCHER<br />
1 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
Fantasy (FM), Fantasy Romance (FMR)<br />
8Paperback £8.99 9781784290764<br />
B Format 400 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784290795<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
BOUND<br />
SUE TINGEY<br />
Get lost in the Underlands in this ‘gripping and tantalisingly<br />
sexy read.’ Holdfast Magazine on Marked.<br />
Perfect for fans of Deborah Harkness, Laini<br />
Taylor and Anne Bishop<br />
Lucky de Salle discovered a whole new life in the<br />
Underlands and, despite discovering her ghostly<br />
best friend was in fact her demon half-sister and<br />
falling in love with two men, it’s been working our<br />
brilliantly. Until now.<br />
Jinx has been kidnapped by enemies who intend to<br />
use him to destroy the world, and Jamie has tried<br />
to use his powers to control her.<br />
If Lucky is to save Jinx, and forgive Jamie, she<br />
must learn to use her own powers – fast!<br />
Sue Tingey lives with her husband (and Koi carp) in<br />
East Grinstead, West Sussex.<br />
15 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
43
FICTION | JUNE | JO FLETCHER<br />
Graphic Novels (FX), Fantasy (FM)<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781848669635<br />
168 x 259mm 128 pages<br />
Ebook 9781780873138<br />
Not For Sale: Outside of the UK &<br />
Commonwealth<br />
HAUNTED<br />
Cemetery Girl Book 3<br />
CHARLAINE HARRIS &<br />
CHRISTOPHER GOLDEN<br />
In this sequel to Cemetery Girl, Calexa begins<br />
to understand her forgotten past . . .<br />
‘Entertaining and highly recommended’<br />
Speculative Book Review<br />
She calls herself Calexa Rose Dunhill. She has<br />
been living – hiding out – in Dunhill Cemetery<br />
ever since someone left her there to die. She<br />
has no idea who wants her dead or why, but she<br />
isn’t about to hang around for her would-be-killer<br />
to finish the job.<br />
Despite her self-imposed isolation among the<br />
deceased, Calexa’s ability to see spirits and the<br />
memories she receives from them guarantees<br />
she’ll never be alone. The only living people<br />
she interacts with are Kelner, the cemetery’s<br />
cantankerous caretaker, and Lucinda Cameron,<br />
an elderly woman who lives in an old Victorian<br />
house across the street. With their friendship,<br />
Calexa has regained a link to the world beyond<br />
tombstones and mausoleums.<br />
Cemetery Girl<br />
Hardback £16.99<br />
9780857389084<br />
Inheritance<br />
Trade Paperback<br />
£12.99<br />
9781780875125<br />
Christopher Golden is the award-winning,<br />
bestselling author of Snowblind, Tin Men,<br />
The Boys Are Back in Town and Of Saints and<br />
Shadows. Golden is also known for his many<br />
media tie-in works, including novels, comics,<br />
and video games, in the worlds of Buffy the<br />
Vampire Slayer, Hellboy, Sons of Anarchy, and<br />
X-Men, among others. Golden was born in<br />
Massachusetts, where he still lives with<br />
his family.<br />
Charlaine Harris writes the No. 1 Sunday Times<br />
and internationally bestselling paranormal<br />
fantasy series featuring Sookie Stackhouse<br />
(the basis for the HBO series True Blood), as<br />
well as many other fantasy and mystery series.<br />
She lives in Texas.<br />
15 JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
44
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NON-FICTION | DECEMBER | QUERCUS<br />
Self-help & Personal Development (VS)<br />
Trade paperback £12.99 9781784295189<br />
Royal 304 pages<br />
Ebook 9781784295219<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
CONFIDENCE:<br />
THE SECRET<br />
KATIE PIPER<br />
Britain’s most inspiring young woman shares<br />
her secrets to finding deep-down resilience,<br />
strength and confidence.<br />
Who doesn’t want to know how to achieve real<br />
confidence - and who better to pass on the secrets<br />
than a woman who has overcome such gruelling<br />
physical and emotional hurdles, and emerged on<br />
the other side smiling?<br />
In 2008, Katie Piper survived a brutal attack<br />
which left her severely burned and disfigured and<br />
changed her life forever. Her previous books told<br />
the story of her long and painful journey back<br />
towards health and happiness. Now in Confidence:<br />
The Secret, Katie takes the next step from recovery<br />
to empowerment, sharing what she’s learned from<br />
her most difficult moments to inspire and guide<br />
others, and giving readers the tools they need to<br />
feel happy, confident and better about themselves.<br />
Showing that confidence is about valuing who<br />
you are, not what you do or how you look, Katie<br />
offers advice, ideas and inspiration for feeling more<br />
confident in all areas of life, whether it’s at work or<br />
school, in relationships and friendships, or learning<br />
to love and respect your body. With Katie’s help and<br />
guidance, deep-down inner confidence is within<br />
everyone’s reach.<br />
Things Get Better<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9781780874791<br />
Ebook 9781780874784<br />
Beautiful Ever After<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784291167<br />
Ebook 9781780876573<br />
Katie Piper is a TV presenter and charity<br />
campaigner. In 2009 she founded her own charity<br />
to help people living with burns and scars, and has<br />
received the prestigious Woman of the Year and<br />
Pride of Britain awards.<br />
29 DECEMBER 2016<br />
46<br />
Start Your Day With Katie<br />
Hardback £12.99<br />
9781784296278<br />
Ebook 9781780876603
Self-help & Personal Development (VS),<br />
Humour (WH)<br />
Hardback £12.99 9781786484086<br />
Demy 224 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781786484109<br />
Ebook 9781786484093<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
(No Open Market except China)<br />
GET YOUR SH!T<br />
TOGETHER<br />
How to Freak Out Less, Accomplish<br />
More, and Generally Win at Life<br />
SARAH KNIGHT<br />
Bestselling anti-guru, Sarah Knight, reveals how<br />
to stop whining and start winning!<br />
Sarah Knight’s first book, internationally<br />
bestselling The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving<br />
a F**k may have transformed your life. Now it’s<br />
time to take one further step along the road to<br />
mental declutterment; to stop whining and to<br />
start winning. In short, it’s time to Get Your Sh!t<br />
Together!<br />
As someone who quit her job in corporate America,<br />
built a house in the Dominican Republic and moved<br />
there, Knight seriously has her sh!t together. Here,<br />
in her frank, forthright and down right hilarious<br />
fashion, she shares her tried-and-tested methods<br />
so that you can apply them to your own hopes and<br />
dreams. Once you’ve identified your goal, laid out<br />
your strategy and narrowed your focus, you’re<br />
ready to commit. Seriously, get your sh!t together!<br />
NON-FICTION | DECEMBER | QUERCUS<br />
The Life-Changing Magic<br />
of Not Giving a F**k<br />
Paperback £8.99<br />
9781784298487<br />
Ebook 9781784298494<br />
Sarah Knight is a freelance writer, blogger and<br />
editor. A diligent, Type A overachiever, Sarah<br />
spent the past three decades test-driving various<br />
kinds of fuck-giving on her way to developing her<br />
NotSorry method/path to enlightenment.<br />
29 DECEMBER 2016<br />
47
NON-FICTION | DECEMBER | QUERCUS<br />
Self-help & Personal Development (VS)<br />
Paperback £8.99 9781786481405<br />
129 x 177 mm 176 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786481399<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THIS BOOK WILL MAKE<br />
YOU FEARLESS<br />
JO USMAR<br />
Overcome your fears and change your life.<br />
A no-guff guide to battling your fears, including<br />
strategies, tools and relatable examples offering<br />
effective ways to feel brave and confident. This<br />
book will allow you to take control and deal with<br />
whatever life throws at you. Anxiety is one of the<br />
biggest mental health challenges of our times.<br />
Rather than a downbeat ‘coping with’ book this<br />
is an inspiring modern take on ‘feel the fear and<br />
do it anyway’.<br />
As well as writing the This Book Will series,<br />
Jo Usmar is the founder of the Instagram<br />
self-help vlog project Bite Sized Psych.<br />
29 DECMBER <strong>2017</strong><br />
Self-help & Personal Development (VS)<br />
Paperback £8.99 9781786481436<br />
129 x 177 mm 176 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786481443<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
THIS BOOK WILL MAKE<br />
YOU SUCCESSFUL<br />
JO USMAR<br />
Find success in both your professional and your<br />
personal life.<br />
This Book Will Make You Successful is a straighttalking<br />
practical guide to getting what you want<br />
out of life. Jo Usmar delivers strategies for<br />
becoming successful in both your work and your<br />
personal life. This little book covers everything<br />
from networking, conflict resolution, stress<br />
management, productivity and being more<br />
persuasive, to not feeling like a fraud and moving<br />
on from setbacks. Prepare to feel motivated,<br />
confident, productive and courageous.<br />
As well as writing the This Book Will series,<br />
Jo Usmar is the founder of the Instagram<br />
self-help vlog project Bite Sized Psych.<br />
48<br />
29 DECMBER <strong>2017</strong>
Popular Medicine & Health (VFD)<br />
Trade Paperback £12.99 9781786482938<br />
Royal 256 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786482945<br />
LIVE BETTER<br />
AND LONGER<br />
MICHEL CYMES<br />
Goodbye Dr Dukan, bonjour Michel Cymes:<br />
the huge bestseller that has got the French<br />
living healthily. Now it’s our turn.<br />
‘I am like you. I like loafing on my sofa and giving<br />
in to the comfort of doing sod all. I put off until<br />
tomorrow the exercise I had planned to do today.<br />
I am not averse to sugary things and I love a good<br />
drink... How can we be careful and still enjoy<br />
ourselves? I believe there is no right age to start.<br />
No right age to take charge. No right age to do<br />
yourself good.’<br />
Good health is an invaluable gift. But how can you<br />
maximise your own individual potential, and give<br />
your body the best MOT it has ever experienced?<br />
This fantastically accessible and helpful book is<br />
based on 4 basic and essential principles:<br />
1) understanding superfoods - what they are, how<br />
they benefit your body and your mind and how to<br />
eat them;<br />
2) breaking harmful habits - how to change those<br />
bad habits of a lifetime;<br />
3) being fit - the importance of sport, and how to<br />
incorporate it into your daily life;<br />
4) essential tips to stay in shape - from good sleep<br />
to cold showers, from gut health to brainfood.<br />
France’s favourite doctor, Michel Cymes, reveals<br />
the truth about healthy living, and why it’s never<br />
too late.<br />
NON-FICTION | JANUARY | QUERCUS<br />
Specialist doctor Michel Cymes works in a Paris<br />
hospital. He is also a very popular presenter for<br />
a number of medical programmes on French<br />
television. His previous book, Hippocrate aux Enfers,<br />
published by Stock, sold more than 115,000 copies<br />
in France.<br />
5 JANUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
49
NON-FICTION | FEBRUARY | QUERCUS<br />
Football (WSJA), Autobiography<br />
Sport (BGSA)<br />
Hardback £16.99 9781786481764<br />
Demy 320 pages<br />
Ebook 9781786481771<br />
ABOVE HEAD HEIGHT:<br />
A FIVE-A-SIDE LIFE<br />
JAMES BROWN<br />
A must-have for anyone who has ever played and<br />
enjoyed amateur football.<br />
James Brown has been playing football since<br />
growing up in the backstreets of Leeds. The sudden<br />
death of one his long-standing team mates made<br />
James ponder the unique bond between men who<br />
meet each other once a week for years, but don’t<br />
know any personal details beyond pitch prowess.<br />
A book for all of us - school mates, work<br />
colleagues, total strangers - bonded by the desire<br />
to blast one into the net from two feet away.<br />
James Brown is a British journalist and media<br />
entrepreneur. He’s now down to two matches a week.<br />
9 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
Autobiography: Arts & Entertainment (BGFA<br />
Hardback £16.99 9781786480347<br />
216 x 135mm 240 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781786480354<br />
Ebook 9781786480378<br />
DIARY OF A VAMPIRE<br />
IN PYJAMAS<br />
MATHIAS MALZIEU<br />
Translated by Sam Alexander<br />
The Diving-Bell and the Butterfly meets Reasons To<br />
Stay Alive in this beautiful bestselling, memoir.<br />
In November 2013 musician and writer Mathias Malzieu<br />
was diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening blood<br />
disease. This astounding memoir focuses on the year<br />
that follows – of hospital sterile rooms, helpless doctors<br />
and countless brushes with death. But it is also the year<br />
of hope and rebirth. To read this book is to be in awe of<br />
the triumph of the human spirit.<br />
Born in 1974 in Montpellier in France, Mathias Malzieu<br />
is an established bestselling writer, as well as the lead<br />
singer of French pop group Dionysos. His international<br />
bestseller The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart has sold<br />
over 1 million copies around the world.<br />
50<br />
23 FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong>
Memoirs (BM), Autobiography:<br />
Historical, Political & Military (BGHA),<br />
The Holocaust (HBTZ1)<br />
Hardback £16.99 9781786480545<br />
Demy 304 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781786480552<br />
Ebook 9781786480576<br />
A CRIME IN THE FAMILY<br />
SACHA BATTHYÁNY<br />
Translated by Anthea Bell<br />
A memoir of brutality, heroism and personal<br />
discovery from Europe’s dark heart, revealing<br />
an extraordinary untold story of the Second<br />
World War.<br />
A Crime in the Family is Sacha Batthyany’s memoir<br />
of confronting the legacy of his family’s involvement<br />
with the Holocaust, spanning not just a long-hidden<br />
massacre at the author’s family home, the inhumanity<br />
of Auschwitz, the chaos of wartime Budapest and the<br />
brutalities of Soviet occupation and Stalin’s gulags,<br />
but also the silent crimes of complicity and coverup,<br />
and the damaged generations they leave behind.<br />
Sacha Batthyány was born in Switzerland in 1973 to<br />
Hungarian émigré parents. He is a political reporter<br />
for the Süddeutsche Zeitung, based in Washington DC.<br />
NON-FICTION | MARCH – APRIL | QUERCUS<br />
Travel Writing (WTL)<br />
Hardback £20.00 9781849163262<br />
Royal 384 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £14.99 9781784292423<br />
Ebook 9781784295578<br />
9 MARCH <strong>2017</strong><br />
TRAGIC SHORES:<br />
A MEMOIR OF DARK<br />
TRAVEL<br />
THOMAS H COOK<br />
A memoir of a lifetime’s travel to some of the<br />
darkest places on earth from an award-winning<br />
crime writer.<br />
Thomas Cook has always been drawn to dark<br />
places, for the powerful emotions they evoke and<br />
for what they can teach us. From Hawaii to Ghana,<br />
from San Francisco to Verdun, this is at once a<br />
personal memoir of exploration (both external<br />
and internal), and a strangely heartening look at<br />
the comforts that can be won when we confront<br />
mankind’s heart of darkness.<br />
Thomas H Cook is a hugely popular crime writer<br />
and Edgar Award winner for The Chatham School<br />
Affair. Tragic Shores is his first non-fiction book.<br />
6 APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
51
NON-FICTION | MAY | QUERCUS<br />
Popular Science (PDZ)<br />
Paperback £9.99 9781786481214<br />
128 x128mm 416 pages<br />
Ebook £9.99 9781786481221<br />
QUANTUM PHYSICS<br />
IN MINUTES<br />
GEMMA LAVENDER<br />
The fastest introduction to the fundamental<br />
rules of our universe.<br />
In this hyper-compact guide to quantum physics,<br />
Gemma Lavender explains the strange and<br />
beautiful fundamental laws that underpin reality,<br />
from Einstein’s equations to the Higgs boson - and<br />
the nature of reality itself.<br />
Popular Science (PDZ)<br />
Paperback £9.99 9781786481238<br />
128 x128mm 416 pages<br />
Ebook £9.99 9781786481245<br />
THE HUMAN BODY<br />
IN MINUTES<br />
TOM JACKSON<br />
The 200 key concepts that explain our own<br />
bodies.<br />
In this concise, illuminating guide, science writer<br />
Tom Jackson takes us round our own bodies,<br />
explaining how they work and why they work that<br />
way, from the insides out and from cradle (and<br />
before) to grave (and after).<br />
Comparative Religions (HRAC)<br />
Paperback £9.99 9781786481252<br />
128 x128mm 416 pages<br />
Ebook £9.99 9781786481269<br />
RELIGION IN MINUTES<br />
MARCUS WEEKS<br />
200 key ideas of the world’s great faiths.<br />
Religion in Minutes is your clear, compact<br />
introduction to the world’s major and minor<br />
religions – their histories, their creeds, their<br />
politics and their key figures. This is the fastest,<br />
fullest way to understanding the beliefs that<br />
shape the world around us.<br />
4 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
52
Biography: Historical, Political<br />
& Military (BGH)<br />
Hardback £20.00 9781848665392<br />
Royal 352 pages<br />
Trade Paperback £13.99 9781848665439<br />
Ebook 9781848665408<br />
Hunting Hitler’s Nukes<br />
Hardback £20.00<br />
9781786482075<br />
Ebook 9781786482099<br />
A Dog Called Hope<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784297169<br />
Ebook 9781784295479<br />
OPERATION RELENTLESS<br />
The Hunt for the Richest, Most Deadly<br />
Criminal in History<br />
DAMIEN LEWIS<br />
The new bestseller from the bestselling author<br />
of Zero Six Bravo.<br />
By 2007 Viktor Bout had become the world’s<br />
foremost arms dealer. Known as the ‘Merchant<br />
of Death’ he was both “Public Enemy No. 1” to<br />
the global intelligence agencies and a ruthless<br />
criminal worth around six billion dollars.<br />
For years Bout had eluded capture, meanwhile<br />
building up a labyrinthine network of airlines<br />
selling weapons to order to dictators, rebels,<br />
despots and terror groups worldwide. He was<br />
hunted by the CIA, NSA, MI6 and the UN.<br />
Step forward former SAS man Mike Snow. After<br />
serving in the Regiment, Snow had worked as a bush<br />
pilot in Africa, where he’d got to know Bout well.<br />
Via its own secretive shadow network, Snow was<br />
approached by the US DEA, the Drugs Enforcement<br />
Agency. The DEA agents had one question for him:<br />
was Snow able to get to Viktor Bout?<br />
This is the incredible tale of OPERATION<br />
RELENTLESS, the top-secret mission that Snow<br />
and a handful of DEA operatives launched to entrap<br />
Viktor Bout – a story that ranges from the steamy<br />
jungles of Colombia to the ice-bound streets of<br />
Moscow, and from horrific bloodshed and tyranny<br />
in the Congo, to a snatch operation like no other.<br />
It may read like an implausible thriller, but every<br />
word of Operation Relentless is true.<br />
NON-FICTION | MAY | QUERCUS<br />
Damien Lewis has spent twenty years reporting<br />
from conflict zones around the world. He has written<br />
a dozen non-fiction and fiction books, topping<br />
bestseller lists worldwide, and is published in some<br />
thirty languages. Two of his books are being made<br />
into feature films.<br />
18 MAY <strong>2017</strong><br />
The Nazi Hunters<br />
Paperback £7.99<br />
9781784293895<br />
Ebook 9781784293901<br />
Zero Six Bravo<br />
Paperback £9.99<br />
9781782060833<br />
Ebook 9781782060826<br />
53
NON-FICTION | QUERCUS<br />
LAST YEAR, OUR INTREPID FIVE WENT…<br />
Gluten Free…<br />
Off the Booze…<br />
Parenting…<br />
On a Strategy Away Day…<br />
To Brexit Island…<br />
Wherever will they go next?<br />
Five more Enid Blyton for Grown-Ups<br />
titles are coming in <strong>2017</strong>: jolly good!<br />
54<br />
Enid Blyton and The Famous Five are registered trade marks of<br />
Hodder & Stoughton Limited.
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JANUARY<br />
Modern & Contemporary Fiction (FA))<br />
Paperback £9.99<br />
9781848665873<br />
B Format 304 pages<br />
Ebook 9781848665866<br />
Not For Sale: USA & CAN<br />
LECIA FORMAT<br />
DAŠA DRNDIĆ<br />
Translated by Celia Hawkesworth<br />
A mesmerising meditation on<br />
memory, madness and medicine.<br />
This bedazzling, kaleidoscopic novel,<br />
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THE BLACK NOTEBOOK<br />
PATRICK MODIANO<br />
Translated by Mark Polizzotti<br />
A nocturnal, dreamlike wander<br />
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A writer discovers a set of notes in his<br />
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the Paris of his past, in search of the<br />
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IN THE CAFÉ OF<br />
LOST YOUTH<br />
PATRICK MODIANO<br />
Translated by Euan Cameron<br />
The haunting story of the forgotten<br />
people and places of Paris.<br />
Four narrators attempt to construct a<br />
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Delanque, sifting through her meandering<br />
life, and searching for meaning in the<br />
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CITY OF BLADES<br />
ROBERT JACKSON BENNETT<br />
Do the dead sleep soundly in the<br />
land of death – or do they have plans<br />
of their own?<br />
When General Turyin Mulaghesh is<br />
exiled to the city of Voortyashtan, the<br />
stronghold of the god of war and death,<br />
she plans on just eking out her days in<br />
this hellhole till retirement. But nothing<br />
is ever simple when Shara Komayd<br />
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SIX FOUR<br />
HIDEO YOKOYAMA<br />
Translated by Jonathan Lloyd-Davies<br />
The Japanese crime phenomenon,<br />
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Six Four.<br />
The nightmare no parent could endure.<br />
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The twist no reader could predict.<br />
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GOLD FAME CITRUS<br />
CLAIRE VAYE WATKINS<br />
First novel from the brave new voice<br />
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THE QUIET DEATH<br />
OF THOMAS QUAID<br />
CRAIG RUSSELL<br />
PI Lennox – the Scottish Philip<br />
Marlowe – is out for revenge.<br />
‘A great writer at the top of his game’ Peter James<br />
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THE BIRDWATCHER<br />
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Breakout standalone crime novel<br />
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ALL THINGS<br />
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THE PEOPLE WE<br />
WERE BEFORE<br />
ANNABELLE THORPE<br />
A bold, dark, romantic debut set<br />
in war-torn 1990s Croatia.<br />
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The story of one boy’s struggle to<br />
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A WOMAN MUCH<br />
MISSED<br />
VALERIO VARESI<br />
Translated by Joseph Farrell<br />
Commissario Soneri returns in his<br />
most painfully personal investigation.<br />
When an elderly landlady is murdered,<br />
Commissario Soneri’s investigation<br />
uncovers rife corruption at Parma’s<br />
heart, a raft of ghosts from Italy’s<br />
troubled past – and unnerving link with<br />
his own, adored late wife.<br />
DIARY OF A BODY<br />
DANIEL PENNAC<br />
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A visceral, humorous story of a<br />
man’s life from cradle to grave.<br />
From a particularly humiliating<br />
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Pennac’s warm, witty and heartbreaking<br />
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SHRILL<br />
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‘A thrilling, kick-ass, joyous ROAR of a book.’<br />
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Guardian columnist Lindy West speaks<br />
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A DOG CALLED HOPE<br />
JASON MORGAN WITH<br />
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A story of heartfelt devotion<br />
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When special forces soldier Jason<br />
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FATAL PURSUIT<br />
MARTIN WALKER<br />
‘The most beautiful car ever made’ –<br />
a prize worth killing for?<br />
The last Bugatti 57 Atlantic disappeared<br />
in the Perigord in WW2, and now the<br />
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THE LAVENDER HOUSE<br />
HILARY BOYD<br />
Warm and witty women’s fiction<br />
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Nancy has always stood by her family;<br />
always put them first. But then she<br />
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Her family think he’s unsuitable;<br />
Nancy thinks she’s in love. Will she<br />
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THE HARROWING<br />
JAMES AITCHESON<br />
Five strangers. Five secrets.<br />
No refuge. No turning back.<br />
1066. A Norman army marches through<br />
England: burning and killing everything<br />
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Five travellers find sanctuary with the<br />
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HIS WHOLE LIFE<br />
ELIZABETH HAY<br />
The captivating new novel by the<br />
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MATA HARI<br />
MICHELLE MORAN<br />
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1917. The notorious dancer Mata Hari<br />
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UNFORGETTABLE<br />
WALKS<br />
JULIA BRADBURY<br />
Julia goes in search of the perfect<br />
scenic walk.<br />
Join Julia Bradbury as she sets out<br />
along eight of the UK’s best-loved paths<br />
that showcase Britain’s diverse and<br />
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OUTSTANDING<br />
KATHRYN FLETT<br />
A sharp-eyed modern morality tale<br />
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Eve loves her job as head of an Ofsted-<br />
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THE MADWOMAN<br />
UPSTAIRS<br />
CATHERINE LOWELL<br />
Think you know Charlotte, Emily<br />
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Samantha is the last descendent<br />
of the illustrious Brontë family. After<br />
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THE LIFE-CHANGING<br />
MAGIC OF NOT GIVING<br />
A F**K<br />
SARAH KNIGHT<br />
How to stop spending time doing<br />
things you don’t like.<br />
‘I love Knight’s book before I even start reading it’<br />
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The surprising art of caring less and<br />
getting more. Rid yourself of unwanted<br />
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people and things that make you happy.<br />
SAINT’S BLOOD<br />
SEBASTIEN DE CASTELL<br />
How do you kill a Saint? Falcio, Brasti<br />
and Kest are about to find out.<br />
With the Dukes looking for ways to<br />
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the last thing the Greatcoats need is<br />
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crusade. If Falcio is to stop the country<br />
turning into a vicious theocracy, he must<br />
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ALL THEIR MINDS<br />
IN TANDEM<br />
DAVID SANGER<br />
West Virginia, 1879 – an enigmatic<br />
stranger unearths a small town’s<br />
secrets.<br />
A mysterious figure called ‘The Maker’<br />
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LADIVINE<br />
MARIE NDIAYE<br />
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A spellbinding family saga, longlisted<br />
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Centred around three generations<br />
of women, whose seemingly cursed<br />
lineage is defined by the weight of<br />
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THE SANTIAGO<br />
PILGRIMAGE<br />
JEAN-CHRISTOPHE RUFIN<br />
Translated by Malcolm Imrie and<br />
Martina Dervis<br />
A modern pilgrimage and a handbook<br />
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Describing his walk of eight hundred<br />
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Santiago de Compostela, Rufin’s account<br />
takes in all the delights, disasters and<br />
eccentricities of this well-trodden path.<br />
BLOOD WEDDING<br />
PIERRE LEMAITRE<br />
Translated by Frank Wynne<br />
A gripping psychological thriller<br />
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Sophie is haunted by the things she<br />
can’t remember – and visions from<br />
the past she will never forget. Her only<br />
refuge is in a completely new identity.<br />
But Sophie is not the only one keeping<br />
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A SPRING BETRAYAL<br />
TOM CALLAGHAN<br />
A hard-hitting thriller set in a lawless<br />
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Inspector Akyl Borubaev of Bishkek<br />
Murder Squad has been exiled to<br />
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Borubaev soon finds himself caught<br />
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FOREVER YOUNG<br />
OLIVER KAY<br />
The great untold story about<br />
Manchester United’s golden<br />
generation.<br />
The stories of Adrian Doherty’s<br />
contemporaries, that group of Manchester<br />
United youngsters who became known<br />
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The story you don’t know is about the<br />
player who, having had the world at his<br />
feet, died the day before his 27th birthday<br />
following an accident in a canal in Holland.<br />
THE PRODIGAL<br />
DAUGHTER<br />
PRUE LEITH<br />
The second book in the Food of<br />
Love trilogy.<br />
‘A delicious family saga’ Daily Mail<br />
In the middle of the swinging Sixties,<br />
rebellious daughter, Angelica Angelotti,<br />
strikes out on her own away from the<br />
family restaurant. But some bad choices<br />
– especially in men – lead to heartwrenching<br />
consequences.<br />
THE TUNNEL<br />
CARL-JOHAN VALLGREN<br />
Translated by Rachel Willson-Broyles<br />
An intricate thriller from one of<br />
Sweden’s most popular writers.<br />
Private Investigator Danny Katz is trying<br />
to track down his former drug dealer,<br />
who has mysteriously disappeared.<br />
The investigation leads him to the<br />
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CONSPIRACY<br />
IAIN GALE<br />
Keane goes undercover for his<br />
most daring mission yet.<br />
Napoleon has triumphed over Europe<br />
but his enemies still dream of rebellion.<br />
To aid this cause, British intelligence<br />
has been smuggled in, and James<br />
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BLOOD OF THE HOOPOE<br />
NAOMI FOYLE<br />
This gripping SF novel is ‘for Hunger Games<br />
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Perfect for fans of Ursula K. Le Guin.<br />
Astra is the long-prophesied icon of<br />
unification for the peoples of Non-Land,<br />
but is she ready to accept her destiny?<br />
Astra is on a journey across the<br />
windsands to join her father in Shiimti.<br />
But when her guide leads her into the<br />
path of a vicious sandstorm, she is<br />
forced to confront her destiny.<br />
A FIELD GUIDE<br />
TO REALITY<br />
JOANNA KAVENNA<br />
Brilliant illustrated satire by the<br />
Granta Best of Young British author.<br />
‘Extraordinary, wise, funny’ A. L. Kennedy<br />
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‘I couldn’t put it down. A cult following<br />
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BLACKWATER<br />
JAMES HENRY<br />
New Essex-based crime series<br />
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January 1983. A new year brings a<br />
new danger to the Essex shoreline:<br />
100 kilograms of drugs, bound for<br />
Colchester.<br />
Detectives Nick Lowry, Daniel Kenton<br />
and Jane Gabriel must work together to<br />
save Britain’s oldest settlement from a<br />
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THE BICKFORD FUSE<br />
ANDREY KURKOV<br />
Translated by Boris Dralyuk<br />
A satirical Soviet epic by the author<br />
of Death and the Penguin.<br />
Blending allegory and fable with real<br />
events, and as deliriously absurd<br />
as anything Kurkov has written, The<br />
Bickford Fuse is both an elegy for lost<br />
years and a song of hope for a future<br />
not yet set in stone.<br />
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INDEX<br />
A<br />
Above Head Height:<br />
A Five-a-Side Life 50<br />
Addison, Corban 6<br />
Adventures in Modern Marriage 3<br />
After the War 28<br />
Aitcheson, James 60<br />
Al-Ramli, Muhsin 32<br />
All Their Minds in Tandem 62<br />
All Things Cease to Appear 58<br />
Amsterdam, Steven 67<br />
Amy Snow 11<br />
Archer, Rosie 15<br />
Art of War, The 67<br />
Ascendant’s Rite 39<br />
Atkins, Lucy 12<br />
Avenging Angels 31<br />
Awkward Squad, The 30<br />
B<br />
Baltimore Boys, The 33<br />
Batthyány, Sacha 51<br />
Beautiful Ever After 46<br />
Belladonna 28<br />
Beneath the Surface 66<br />
Bennett, Robert Jackson 40, 56<br />
Bickford Fuse, The 65<br />
Birdwatcher, The 24, 57<br />
Birth of a Bridge 68<br />
Black Notebook, The 56<br />
Blacklight Blue 19<br />
Blackwater 64<br />
Blood and Bone 16<br />
Blood of the Hoopoe 64<br />
Blood Wedding 62<br />
Blowback 19<br />
Blyton, Enid 54<br />
Book of Scars, A 24<br />
Bound 43<br />
Bourland, Barbara 26<br />
Box 21 21<br />
Boyd, Hilary 59<br />
Bradbury, Julia 60<br />
Bramard’s Case 65<br />
Brown, James 50<br />
Brundage, Elizabeth 58<br />
By Blood Divided 14<br />
C<br />
Caldecott, Andrew 42<br />
Callaghan, Tom 63<br />
Cast Iron 19<br />
Castell, Sebastien de 41, 61<br />
Cell Eight 21<br />
Cemetery Girl 44<br />
Chalk Pit, The 5<br />
Children, The 34<br />
City of Blades 40, 56<br />
City of Miracles 40<br />
City of Stairs 40<br />
Clark, Polly 22<br />
Confidence: The Secret 46<br />
Connolly, Joseph 25<br />
Conspiracy 64<br />
Cook, Thomas H 51<br />
Coonts, Stephen 67<br />
Corre, Hervé le 28<br />
Crime in the Family, A 51<br />
Critic, The 19<br />
Crowley, Sinead 14<br />
Cry, Mother Spain 68<br />
Cured 68<br />
Cymes, Michel 49<br />
D<br />
Dark, The 16<br />
Daydreams of Angels 20<br />
Death and the Devil 37<br />
Death Trap 3<br />
Defending the Motherland 31<br />
Delaney, J.P. 4<br />
Despentes, Virginie 35<br />
Diary of a Body 58<br />
Diary of a Vampire in Pyjamas 50<br />
Dicker, Joël 33<br />
Dog Called Hope, A 53, 59<br />
Drndić, Daša 28, 56<br />
Dying Fall 5<br />
E<br />
Early Birds, The 15<br />
Easy Way Out, The 67<br />
Empress of the Fall 39<br />
Enquist, Per Olov 67<br />
Eternal City, The 17<br />
Extraordinary People 19<br />
F<br />
Fatal Pursuit 59<br />
Ferry Girls, The 15<br />
Field Guide to Reality, A 64<br />
Firemaker, The 23<br />
Five Give Up The Booze 54<br />
Five Go Gluten Free 54<br />
Five Go on a Strategy Away Day 54<br />
Five Go Parenting 54<br />
Five on Brexit Island 54<br />
Fletcher, Tom 38<br />
Flett, Kathryn 61<br />
Florence Grace 11<br />
Forever Young 63<br />
Fourth Sacrifice, The 23<br />
Foyle, Naomi 43, 64<br />
Freeze Frame 19<br />
G<br />
Gale, Iain 64<br />
Get Your Sh!t Together 47<br />
Ghost Fields, The 5<br />
Giambanco, Valentina 16<br />
Gift of Darkness, The 16<br />
Gill, Elizabeth 9<br />
Girl Before, The 4<br />
Girl Who Was Saturday<br />
Night, The 20<br />
Girls From the Sweet Shop, The 9<br />
Gold Fame Citrus 57<br />
Golden, Christopher 44<br />
Graham, Laurie 15<br />
Greig, Andrew 25<br />
Grey, Isabelle 8<br />
Griffiths, Elly 5<br />
H<br />
Hair, David 39<br />
Harris, Charlaine 44<br />
Harrowing, The 60<br />
Harvest of Thorns, A 6<br />
Haunted 44<br />
Hay, Elizabeth 60<br />
Hellström, Börge 21
INDEX<br />
Hénaff, Sophie 30<br />
Heneage, James 14<br />
Henry, James 64<br />
Heron, Mike 25<br />
Hesketh, Gavin 66<br />
His Whole Life 60<br />
Hourglass, The 11<br />
House of Knives, A 24<br />
Human Body in Minutes, The 52<br />
Hunting Hitler’s Nukes 53, 66<br />
I<br />
I’ll Eat When I’m Dead 26<br />
Idle Hands 38<br />
In the Café of Lost Youth 56<br />
Inheritance 44<br />
Italian Quarter, The 17<br />
J<br />
Jackson, Tom 52<br />
K<br />
Kat, Otto de 30<br />
Kavenna, Joanna 64<br />
Kay, Oliver 63<br />
Kerangal, Maylis de 68<br />
Kerr, Philip 10<br />
Killing Room, The 23<br />
Knight, Sarah 47, 61<br />
Knight’s Shadow 41<br />
Kross, Jaan 34, 65<br />
Kurkov, Andrey 65<br />
L<br />
Ladivine 62<br />
Lady From Zagreb, The 10<br />
Larchfield 22<br />
Last Act of Hattie Hoffman, The 7<br />
Lavender House, The 59<br />
Lavender, Gemma 52<br />
Lecia Format 56<br />
Leith, Prue 63<br />
Lemaitre, Pierre 62<br />
Lewis, Damien 53, 59, 66<br />
Ley, Rosanna 13, 66<br />
Life-Changing Magic of Not<br />
Giving a F**k, The 47, 61<br />
Limit: Part 1 37<br />
Limit: Part 2 37<br />
Little Theatre By the<br />
Sea, The 13, 66<br />
Live Better and Longer 49<br />
Lofthouse, Rob 68<br />
Lonely Hearts Hotel, The 20<br />
Longest Night, The 30<br />
Longo, Davide 65<br />
Love Factory, The 9<br />
Lowell, Catherine 61<br />
Lullabies for Little Criminals 20<br />
M<br />
Madwoman Upstairs, The 61<br />
Mage’s Blood 39<br />
Malzieu, Mathias 50<br />
Man Who Wanted to<br />
Know, The 67<br />
Man Without Breath, A 10<br />
Mata Hari 60<br />
May, Peter 19, 23<br />
McKinley, Tamara 6<br />
McQuaile, Kate 8<br />
Mejia, Mindy 7<br />
Mishani, D. A. 67<br />
Missing One, The 12<br />
Modiano, Patrick 56<br />
Monte Carlo 29<br />
Moran, Michelle 60<br />
Morgan, Jason 59<br />
N<br />
Nazi Hunters, The 53<br />
Ndiaye, Marie 62<br />
Nicholson, William 3<br />
Night Visitor, The 12<br />
O<br />
O’Neill, Heather 20<br />
One Bad Turn 14<br />
Operation Relentless 53<br />
Other Child, The 12<br />
Other Side of Silence, The 10<br />
Outcast Dead, The 5<br />
Outstanding 61<br />
P<br />
Parable Book, The 67<br />
Particle Zoo, The 66<br />
Pen 33 21<br />
Pennac, Daniel 58<br />
People We Were Before, The 58<br />
People Without a Past, A 34<br />
Piper, Katie 46<br />
Prague Fatale 10<br />
President’s Gardens, The 32<br />
Proctor, Elaine 9<br />
Prodigal Daughter, The 63<br />
Prussian Blue 10<br />
Q<br />
Quantum Physics in Minutes 52<br />
Quiet Death of Thomas Quaid, The 57<br />
R<br />
Rees, Tracy 11<br />
Religion in Minutes 52<br />
Ropewalker, The 65<br />
Rosa, Domenica de 17<br />
Roslund, Anders 21<br />
Rotherweird 42<br />
Rufin, Jean-Christophe 62<br />
Russell, Craig 57<br />
S<br />
Saint’s Blood 41, 61<br />
Salvayre, Lydie 68<br />
Sanger, David 62<br />
Sanín, Carolina 34<br />
Santiago Pilgrimage, The 62<br />
Scarlet Tides 39<br />
Schätzing, Frank 37<br />
Shaw, William 24, 57<br />
Shrill 59<br />
Six Four 57<br />
Smith, Anna 3<br />
Snakehead 23<br />
Song From Dead Lips, A 24<br />
Sorrows of Mexico, The 65<br />
Spain, Jo 66<br />
Special Girls, The 8<br />
Spindrift 6<br />
<strong>Spring</strong> Betrayal, A 63<br />
Stained Light 43
INDEX<br />
Start Your Day With Katie 46<br />
Sweet After Death 16<br />
Sympathy for the Devil 24<br />
T<br />
Terrin, Peter 29<br />
Things Get Better 46<br />
This Book Will Make You<br />
Fearless 48<br />
This Book Will Make You<br />
Successful 48<br />
This Is 64 25<br />
Thorpe, Annabelle 58<br />
Three Seconds 21<br />
Three Thousand Horsepower 29<br />
Tingey, Sue 43<br />
Tolhurst, Lol 68<br />
Towsey, David 38<br />
Tragic Shores: A Memoir<br />
of Dark Travel 51<br />
Traitor’s Blade 41<br />
Trouble at Zero Hour 68<br />
Truth About The Harry Quebert<br />
Affair, The 33<br />
Tunnel, The 63<br />
Tuscan Writers’ School, The 17<br />
Two Soldiers 21<br />
Tyrant’s Throne 41<br />
Without a Word 8<br />
Woman in Blue, The 5<br />
Woman Much Missed, A 58<br />
Y<br />
Yokoyama, Hideo 57<br />
You Know What You Could Be 25<br />
Your Resting Place 38<br />
Z<br />
Zero Six Bravo 53<br />
U<br />
Unforgettable Walks 60<br />
Unholy War 39<br />
Usmar, Jo 48<br />
V<br />
Vallgren, Carl-Johan 63<br />
Varenne, Antonin 29<br />
Varesi, Valerio 58<br />
Vernon Subutex 1 35<br />
Villa Serena 17<br />
Vinogradova, Lyuba 31<br />
W<br />
Walker, Martin 59<br />
Watkins, Claire Vaye 57<br />
Weeks, Marcus 52<br />
West, Lindy 59
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