Doubleday
For the Winner
Myths are stories that are told and re-told over centuries. Each generation takes the same basic tale but turns it…
Killers of the Flower Moon: Oil, Money, Murder and the Birth of the FBI
Killers of the Flower Moon is the true story of a shocking episode in US history. Set in the first…
Wave Me Goodbye
‘To be a successful human being, you need to be in touch with other people’s feelings’, Jaqueline Wilson said recently…
A Dangerous Crossing
Inspired by the real life of a young girl who made the voyage between London and Sydney, Rachel Rhys successfully…
The Hollywood Daughter
New York City, 1959. Jessica Malloy is a struggling journalist who has left her Hollywood childhood behind. But when she…
Lilli de Jong
In her debut novel, Janet Benton believably imagines the speed with which a young woman’s life can change from safe,…
The Heart’s Invisible Furies
In a small parish in West Cork in 1945, Catherine Goggin, aged just 16, is pregnant and unmarried and with…
Clover Moon
Eleven-year-old Clover Moon lives in a back street slum in Victorian London with her six siblings and her put-upon father.…
Orphans of the Carnival
Julia Pastrana, born in 1834, is painfully aware that she is unique. As a little girl in a Sinaloa orphanage,…
The Underground Railroad
In the antebellum era, Cora, a teenager born into slavery on a Georgia plantation, agrees to flee with a literate…
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