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Arnaldur’s 11th in the Erlendur series is a touch more dour than usual

Second fictionalised novel is as good as the first

Excellent fictionalised biography of Britain’s greatest bureaucrat - Thomas Cromwell

Beautiful bitter-sweet / funny-sad story about ’ships passing in the night’

9th volume in Steven’s immense fantasy series - a little rambling, but it all comes together in the end

The 3rd in the Þóra Guðmundsdóttir series - which just gets better and better

Amusing tale of a cleric who sets up an expedition to find the Garden of Eden in Tasmania

Fun extension of Castle TV show

Fascinating insights into 14th Century Living

Fantastic introduction to world history

The 10th episode in the ’Detective Erlendur’ series sees sidekick Sigurður Óli in charge of a couple of intertwined homicides

Good versus Evil is the mainstay of the Fantasy genre with good always winning. A winning formula for escapism....Joe Abercrombie in his trilogy takes a more realistic darker and bleaker look at the relationship between good versus evil.

Michael’s swan song is a rousing, swashbuckling Caribbean pirate adventure!

Final thrilling installment of this seminal crime fiction series

Even better second novel from fast rising star of Nordic crime fiction

Impressive debut finds a worthy challenger to Arnaldur Indriðason

Riveting history of finance and banking - perfect for these turbulent times

The publishing sensation of the year!

A superb companion piece to Steven Erikson’s Malazan Book of the Fallen series

A kind of lo-fi / analogue and literary Matrix which does not quite add up to the sum of its parts