Fiction
By L.M. Chilton. I Think We Should Kill Other People is a sharp, darkly humorous thriller that blends reality television chaos with a locked room style murder mystery. Fast paced, playful, and full of biting humour, it delivers an entertaining read that does not take itself too seriously. The
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By Samantha Dooey-Miles. Under the Hammer is sharp, darkly funny and fuelled by a very recognisable anger. It takes aim at the housing crisis through a story that is equal parts satire, social commentary and uncomfortable character study, asking what happens when justified rage tips into something far more dangerous.
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By Zeena Moolla. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Everything I’ve Learned About Motherhood [From My Single-Parent Dad] by Zeena Moolla is a heartfelt and genuinely funny book that explores the chaos of early motherhood, grounded in the author’s experience of being raised by her single-parent father. Zeena writes with humour and honesty about
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By Jennifer Holdich. Meet Julie Tudor: spreadsheet enthusiast, homeowner, lover of Sean, and... definitely not a psychopath. At least, that’s what she tells herself. And us. Repeatedly. This darkly funny and wildly unsettling book is told through the eyes of an utterly unreliable narrator. Julie is 49, deeply infatuated
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By Lucy Roth. This is not your typical love story, this is a romantic comedy but with a twist! Meet Sally – she has just woken up in New York City with the mother of all hangovers, an empty bank account, and the nagging suspicion her life has taken a nosedive.
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By Nell Frizzell. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ After splitting up with her non-committal and emotionally distant boyfriend, Hanna returns to her hometown of Oxford to live with her dad while she searches for a new place to call home. Already questioning if she made the right decision, she quickly realises that finding affordable housing