The Snow Song

SALLY GARDNER

HQ Fiction GB

The Bride Bet

Tessa Dare

Take Your Breath Away

Barclay, Linwood

This Lovely City EXPORT

Hare, Louise

<p>‘Sits squarely at the tender intersection of race, class, and ethics – wrapped in beautiful prose and a killer plot that keeps you turning the pages’ JODI PICOULT Is the truest family the one we’re born into, or the one we make for ourselves?Cinnamon Haynes has fought hard for everything she has – her marriage, a stable job as a career counsellor, and home of her own. She’s overcome the difficult circumstances of her childhood to build this life, and yet, she can’t help but wonder . . . is this all there is?Just nineteen years old, Daisy Dunlap has already faced her share of hardships, but she has big dreams for her future. A future which is threatened when she gets unexpectedly pregnant and, desperate and alone, she makes a drastic decision with devastating consequences.When Cinnamon finds an abandoned baby in the park, she takes the newborn into her home, not realising the chain reaction this will set off. Cinnamon must deal with the shocking judgements from friends, strangers, even her own husband, about why a Black woman like her would take in this blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby, but all Cinnamon wants is to do right by this innocent child. Then, Cinnamon’s fragile hold over the baby is threatened and she must fight for the family she wants – even if that costs her everything she once held dear . . .––PRAISE FOR CHRISTINE PRIDE & JO ‘A powerful story about friendship, race, love, forgiveness, and justice . . . Empathetic, riveting, and authentic’ Laura Dave, author of The Last Thing He Told Me‘An absolute must-read for your book clubs for debate and discussion’ Nina Pottell, Prima (Book of the Month)‘Powerful and timely’ Guardian ‘Guaranteed to get people talking’ Good Housekeeping</p>

You Were Always Mine

Jo Piazza

Christine Pride

Such a Good Mother

Literature & Fiction

Helen Monks Takhar

Genre Fiction

Woman Is No Man

Etaf Rum

Jigsaw Man

Matheson, Nadine

The Binding Room

Nadine Matheson

<p>From the author of Cold Storage comes a riveting, eerily plausible thriller, told with the menace and flair of Under the Dome or Project Hail Mary, in which a worldwide cataclysm plays out in the lives of one complicated Midwestern family.\nIn Aurora, Illinois, Aubrey Wheeler is just trying to get by after her semi-criminal ex-husband split, leaving behind his unruly teenage son.\nThen the lights go out--not just in Aurora but across the globe. A solar storm has knocked out power almost everywhere. Suddenly, all problems are local, very local, and Aubrey must assume the mantle of fierce protector of her suburban neighborhood.\nAcross the country lives Aubrey's estranged brother, Thom. A fantastically wealthy, neurotically over-prepared Silicon Valley CEO, he plans to ride out the crisis in a gilded desert bunker he built for maximum comfort and security.\nBut the complicated history between the siblings is far from over, and what feels like the end of the world is just the beginning of several long-overdue reckonings--which not everyone will survive . . .\nAurora is suspenseful storytelling--both large scale and small--at its finest.</p>

Aurora: 2022’s breathtaking new thriller of the lengths one family must take to survive a worldwide blackout

David Koepp

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