by Rebecca Stott

When Charles Darwin published his theory of evolution in 1859 it rocked the modern world.

Review by Catherine Larner
by Ransom Riggs

Ransom Riggs bursts onto the literary scene with this highly accomplished debut. 

Review by Claire Fitzgerald
Empire of the Saviours by A.J. Dalton

The People of A. J.

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The Gilded Edge by Danny Miller

The Gilded Edge is pure gold from start to finish, with a clever narrative and a very engaging cast of characters.

Review by Keith B Walters
The Legion of Shadow by Michael J Ward

The Legion of Shadow is the first book in a new interactive fantasy series.  

Review by Kathryn Flagner
You Are Not Like Other Mothers by Angelika Schrobsdorff

Set mostly in 1920s Berlin, this novel is a young woman's attempt to make sense of the life of her flighty, pleasure-seeking mother, Else, long after her death.

Review by Kirsty Logan
A Face Like Glass by Frances Hardinge

Frances Hardinge has created a beautifully imagined fantasy where the world’s most talented artisans create delicacies beyond imagining: wine that will retrieve or wipe memories and cheese that cre

Review by George Hanratty
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