Ghosts of Harvard: A Novel

Irish Author. A smart modern spy novel reminiscent the cybercrime novels of William Gibson as well as the golden age of panoramic international espionage fiction. Ed's first novel Not Untrue, Not Unkind was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2009 and Minds of Winter was Longlisted for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction 2017.

The American journalist and bestselling author of Fleishman Is in Trouble is back with a new novel about the wide-reaching consequences of a kidnapping. Carl is held for ransom but returned to his family, where he tries to bury the trauma. But then 40 years later his emotions resurface, and he wonders: "Where did that ransom money go, and if I found it, what would I do?".

Not long from now, in a recognisable yet changed London, Signy and Matthew lead a dull, difficult life. They've only really stayed together for the sake of their six year old son, Jed. But they're surviving, just about. Until the day the technology that runs their world stops working. Unable to use their phones, pay for anything, even open the smart door to their flat, Matthew assumes that this is just a momentary glitch in the computers that now run the world. But then the electricity and gas are cut off. Even the water stops running.