Rebecca Kuang, the literary phenomenon behind Yellowface, returns with an electric new novel about family, heritage, culture and the desire for connection. Yale student Lily Chen arrives in Taipei hungry for all these things before her summer of self-discovery starts to unravel.

With gruelling classes, an unbearable roommate and a reckless, awkward trip to the hot springs with a guy she barely knows, she's surrounded by vicious gossip when the news of her grandfather's passing comes.  

Grieving and adrift, Lily must confront questions about the culture she inherited but never fully understood, as she embarks on a wryly funny, often devastating search for understanding in one unforgettable summer in Taipei.

A private plane cuts through the night. David, a retired executive, sits back, playing solitaire on his phone. In his pocket is a notebook filled with urgent reminders - but he can no longer read his own handwriting.

Travelling with his assistant, they head for dinner in London with his daughter, a meeting in France with an old friend. His final destination: a clinic in Zurich. As he glides through hotels and airports, David's grasp on the present slips away, the past rushing in.

With his final destination looming, Emma Cline, author of The Girls, pens a magnificent portrait of an unravelling mind. Long-listed for this year's Booker Prize, Switzy examines what a man is left with when the accomplishments that have defined him, and the illusions he's relied on, vanish.

Sebastian Barry, the bestselling author behind novel Days Without End, is back with an immersive and unforgettable story of one man's life in the aftermath of the American Civil War.  

Against this rapidly shifting landscape,  Tennyson Bouguereau - freed man, devoted brother, nascent singer, conflicted soldier and wanted man - journeys to find meaning and belonging.  

From the safety of home in Tennessee with his sister, Rosalee, he's offered the  possibility of a new life in Nashville, until a surprising trip to Victorian England changes everything, in this lyrical and visceral novel, rich with vivid characters, about what it is to survive and what might be lost along the way. 

The follow-up Richard Osman's thrilling, globe-trotting series - beginning with We Solve Murders - returns to be the perfect mystery to escape into this Autumn.

In the Italian hills, a body is found on the steps of a private villa at sunrise. Our mismatch detective trio, Amy, Rose and Steve return to catch the elusive and ruthless killer.  

Between Italy and Palm Springs, via Barcelona and Steve's sleepy village pub, they uncover a seemingly impossible case, where everyone involved is hiding something...

Our Noble Selves is a clever and charming tale from one of today's most compelling storytellers, Kate Atkinson, author of Death at the Sign of a Rook. 

It's 1951, and everyone is looking to put the dark days of the war behind them. The government's solution: The Festival of Britain,  a celebration of the country's creativity and grit. For Harry Flynn - foreign correspondent turned war reporter - it offers a chance at redemption after a terrible war. Failing to resume his journalistic career, he reluctantly joins an oddball team of misfits to ready the festival for launch.  

Flynn's attempts at a  romantic life post-war also flounder when one of his dates goes missing. The last person to see her alive, eyes look to him for an explanation. Little does he realise the answer to his mounting problems may lie in the hands of a precocious thirteen-year old girl and a rather scruffy terrier named Mrs Betty...

Tokyo's enigmatic Sayuri Komachi is no ordinary librarian. Sensing exactly what someone is searching for in life, she provides just the book recommendation to help them find it.  

In this tale, we meet five visitors to the library - the restless retail assistant, the mother faced with demotion, the conscientious accountant, the gifted artist, and the retired salaryman - as each face a crossroads. In this inspiration tale of love, comfort and growth, can Sayuri help them find exactly what they're looking for?

Discover the feel-good Japanese bestseller, now available in a glorious hardback edition, with sprayed edges, coloured endpapers, and ten full-page illustrations. Fall into this cosy world where one perfect book recommendation can change your life.

Meg Clothier brings a devastating reimagining of Arthurian legend, set in the dark and dangerous years after the Romans left Britain.

Nin is joining the gilded world of her sister's husband, a powerful man known only as the Bear. It's midwinter and there's victory to celebrate - and where better than at the Hall high above the mists of the Lake. But why does the Lake seem so unsettled?

The bonds of love and ambition once united the Family, but as night falls and the shadows lengthen, dark secrets and unruly passions threaten to rip it apart. Then, Nin begins to hear a strange crying, unheard by everyone else. Torn between loyalty and desire, Nin must fight to the death, to uncover a terrible truth, and make it to sunrise alive. 

Ireland, 1535. The sea is no place for a girl, least of all Grace O'Malley - the only daughter of a powerful chieftain and the family's best hope for securing a strong alliance through childbirth. But something wild stirs in Grace, an yearning that neither her parents - nor the brutal warrior she is forced to marry - can suppress for long.  

Half a century passes, and the determined girl has defied all expectations. Heir to clan O'Malley's mighty fleet and a formidable mother, Grace is ready to kill to protect her own. So when Queen Elizabeth's incursions into Ireland grow bolder, she is left no choice but to fight to defend her land, her ships and her people.

Fiercely written, this sweeping historical adventure of the legendary Irish folk heroine, inspired by the real Grace O'Malley.

For the denizens of mythical Primeval, the world beyond its rivers is nothing more than a dream. Yet their stories - or Times - are a microcosm of the tumultuous recent history of the world.

The fortunes of the family of Michal the miller punctuate nearly a century of war and occupation. The outcast, Cornspike, raises her daughter among the spirits of the forest. The squire, Popielski, losing his faith, becomes obsessed with games and dreams.  
The dramas of Primeval's daily life mark the birth, life and decline if its little world and Time, making us consider afresh the stories that help us comprehend our own. Originally published in 1996, this novel from the Nobel Prize winner and author of Flights,  Olga Tokarczuk, is an enduring masterpiece,  rich with her signature capaciousness and innovation.

Yscalin - the world of The Priory of the Orange Tree - land of sunshine and lavender, will soon be ablaze. 

It's been centuries since the Draconic Army took wing, almost extinguishing humankind. Marosa is a prisoner in her own home, controlled by her father, King Sigoso. Over the mountains, her betrothed, Aubrecht, rules in all but name. Together, they intend to usher in a better world - one that seems impossibly distant to Estina, who hunts the Draconic beasts that are beginning to awaken after centuries.  And now the great wyrm Fýredel is stirring - and Yscalin will be the first to fall. 

Samantha Shannon brings a story of resilience in the face of dire circumstances, as she leads readers through the gripping events that paved the way for the opening of The Roots of Chaos series.

In Bunny, Samantha Heather Mackey, a outsider at a highly secretive MFA program in New England, was seduced by a clique of her saccharine sweet, rich girl cohort, entering the violently surreal world of their off-campus Workshops where monstrous creations are conjured.

When this book opens, Sam has published her first novel to critical acclaim. But at a stop on her book tour, her one-time frenemies, furious at the way they've been portrayed, kidnap her. Now a captive audience, it's her (and our) turn to hear the Bunnies' side of the story.   

One by one, they take turns recounting the birth of their unholy alliance and the phantasmagoric adventure of conjuring their first creation. Embarking on a wickedly intoxicating journey into the heart of dark academia, this fairy tale slasher explores the wonder and horror of creation itself.

Prepare to devour a mouth-watering feast of crime fiction, including stories of mushroom murders, brown bread spread with bacillus botulinus, and tales in which the identity of killers is proved by a purchase of fillet steak or an inexpert knowledge of fine wines.

This new short story collection from British Library Crime Classics features great mystery tales from the Golden Age of detective fiction, all with the delicious theme of food and drink at the centre of the crime scene.  

Complete with an introduction from expert editor, anthologist and author Martin Edwards, this anthology is sure to leave readers hungry and wanting more.

When Rene hears gnawing, clawing and scratching sounds from underneath the café, she just can't ignore them. Using every skill she can muster, she lays an elaborate trap. But what she finds will put all of her hopes and dreams in jeopardy…

Full of Mikey's unparalleled world-building and imaginative storytelling, rejoin Rene and Glumfoot once again for more folklore figures, culinary escapades and entirely unexpected guests.

Beneath a tooth-filled sky, the world rots. At the heart of this decaying world is Fourspires Castle, home to arcanists from across the four magical disciplines: bone, blood, botany and stone.

When the king is assassinated, chaos erupts. To seize the crown, arcanists and their human familiars are dragged into the Slaughter - a deadly competition, where survival means killing and death is the only escape.

Amidst the bloodshed, four rivals from each of the magical disciplines must work together. Together, they are not only fighting to survive, but to lift the curse upon their world and unlock the secrets beyond the decay of Fourspires.

Celebrate the world of the Shadowhunters with the final addition to The Mortal Instruments's gorgeous Collector's Editions, complete with stunning new cover artwork and bonus content, from the internationally bestselling Cassandra Clare.

A must-have gift for any Shadowhunter fan, revisit the magic of the original series with this lavish new hardback edition of City of Heavenly Fire.

In the final book in the series, darkness has descended on the Shadowhunter world. Clary, Jace, Simon, and their friends band together to fight the greatest evil they have ever faced...