Winner of the Mail on Sunday/John Llewellyn Rhys Prize.

A magnificent achievement and an engrossing experience, David Mitchell's  (+)

GOOD THINGS I WISH YOU by Manette Ansay portrays two extraordinary women and two love stories separated by centuries - an ingenious fusion of fiction  (+)

As a child Nora waged war on her mother, Maisie. It relieved the hurt she felt when she overheard Maisie say she preferred her older daughter, Cathryn.  (+)

London can be as pitiless as it is bountiful. No one knows that better than Mia Taylor. From a gilded life of privilege to a shabby alternative health  (+)