The first book in the #1 bestselling Thursday Murder Club series by TV presenter Richard Osman, about four unlikely friends living in a retirement village who meet up once a week to investigate unsolved murders.
Part 1: Meet new people and try new things
Chapter 1: Joyce
When Nina and Conrad move into their new home in Willow Close a body is discovered. They had thought they'd found their dream neighbourhood. But have they moved into a nightmare?
“‘WHAT ON EARTH HAS HARRY GOT NOW?’ Maureen Willis asked her husband, Rob, pointing to their Border terrier who appeared to have found something interesting some way ahead of them under a bush.
A gripping cat-and-mouse thriller perfect for anyone who loved I Am Pilgrim, with a near-future twist that fans of Blake Crouch will adore.
The new standalone political thriller from former US president, Bill Clinton and James Patterson will have you on the edge of your seat. The following extract taken from the book is the tense lead-up to the kidnapping of Melanie, the daughter of Matthew Keating, a one-time Navy SEAL – and a past president.
LAKE MARIE
New Hampshire
A gemlike novel set in a Parisian asylum in 1885 about two women – one deemed mad, the other sane – who find their salvation at The Mad Women's Ball.
3 March 1885
‘LOUISE. IT IS TIME.’
A gripping new thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Pursuit of Happiness and The Moment
When things change dramatically, they rarely, if ever, go back to ‘normal’. Disruption demands that we let go of the past and step into a new way of being.
With Shark Awareness Day coming up on the 14th of July, David A. Ebert, shark expert and co-author of A Pocket Guide to the Sharks of the World, weighs in on the ocean’s most elusive, dangerous and fascinating predator.
Booker Prize-winning author of The Promise, Damon Galgut’s economy of style and his chilling gift for understatement and the macabre are nowhere more eloquently displayed than in this gripping story.
Galgut’s economy of style and his chilling gift for understatement and the macabre are nowhere more eloquently displayed than in this gripping story.