New Trade Paperbacks - Fiction

A gorgeously illustrated dystopian thriller from Shonen Jump +! In a desolate prison city, a young woman's search for her long-lost brother begins.

The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle meets Westworld in this stunning high-concept crime thriller of multiple minds, changing allegiances and revenge.

"Isabella's NOT dead." Every time someone asks Gwen about her best friend - you know, the one who ghosted them all fifteen years ago - this is what Gwen tells them. But where is Isabella?

This brand-new novel is a fresh direction for her but speaks to all the themes that you know and love her for: hope in the darkest of places, family, love and courage.

Her beauty saved her life - and condemned her. 'She was the bravest person I ever met' Lale Sokolov, The Tattooist of Auschwitz The sequel to the International Number One Bestseller The Tattooist of Auschwitz, based on a true story of love and resilience

Internationally bestselling phenomenon Heather Morris brings another triumphant and transcendent true story to life: the women imprisoned by the Japanese during WWII and their courage and determination to survive.

How to Kill Your Family meets The Power in this entertaining and thought-provoking read, that asks: If you had the power between life and death, what would you do?

In Belle Epoque Paris, a monster is murdering powerful men. Stopping it may be a woman's job.

The new collection from a literary star - five achingly tender, innovative and dazzling stories of (dis)connection. Everything felt familiar and nostalgic. It was the joy and blood-thrill of being understood, of being ready to give himself entirely to another.

Nostalgic, heart-pumping and truly page-turning, OPERATION MOONLIGHT is a both a gripping read and a novel that makes you think about a generation of women and men who endured so much, and knew what it truly meant to survive.

Nina X is loosely inspired by the real case of a tiny Maoist cult in London whose leader kept five women trapped for more than twenty years.