Bloomsbury USA
Mr Mac and Me
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One should never judge a book by its cover. The cover to Mr Mac and Me, a fictionalisation of the time Charles Rennie ...Read Review
Tabula Rasa: A Crime Novel of the Roman Empire (The Medicus Series)
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From the first book in Ruth Downie’s Gaius Ruso series, I fell in love with the gruff but good-hearted Roman medical officer ...Read Review
Pig’s Foot
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Oscar Kortico, descendant of the founding family of a small, poverty-struck hamlet in a far flung part of Cuba, takes readers on a ...Read Review
The Man Who Walked Away
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Maud Casey’s poetic and beautiful account of a late 19th-century French mental asylum explores both patients’ and caregivers’ struggle with the new ...Read Review
The Poet’s Wives
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Irish writer David Park’s beautifully written ninth book depicts the exacting role of the woman who is often muse, sometimes critic, lover, ...Read Review
How Paris Became Paris
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Everyone knows that Paris looks like it does because of Baron Haussmann, the 19th-century civil servant who broadened the City of Light’s ...Read Review
The Wives of Los Alamos
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In March 1943, doorbells ring at the comfortable homes of academics in some American university towns. Their wives admit “a young man in a ...Read Review
Home Fires
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Elizabeth Day’s quiet, moving novel about war and recovery tells the stories of soldiers who come home and those who do not. ...Read Review
Flora
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Godwin, ever the keen observer of human nature, is at her finest here in this startling coming-of-age tale of a young Southern girl ...Read Review
The Love-Charm of Bombs: Restless Lives in the Second World War
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In The Love-Charm of Bombs, Lara Feigel describes the lives of five writers in and following the Second World War, writers she describes ...Read Review
