Headline A Place for Us Evans Harriet

Two young girls • One hot, long, sultry summer • And a rambling old English manor house where nothing is as it seems • A successful London barrister, Catherine Christophe, goes missing the day before her wedding anniversary. The clue to her disappearance, it seems, lies buried thirty years in the past • Somerset, 1989. Janey Lestrange arrives to stay for the summer at the grand old house of the Hunter family. But something is wrong behind the beautiful fa ades of Vanes. Janey's childhood friend, Kitty Hunter, her brother and their eccentric parents - once so welcoming - do not seem to want her there • It is only as the night of an ancient and mysterious family ritual looms closer that Janey comes to realise they need her • Decades later, the tragic events of that unforgettable summer still cast the darkest shadow

Давно забытый король даровал своей возлюбленной огромный замок, Кипсейк, и уехал, чтобы никогда не вернуться. Несмотря на чудесных бабочек, обитающих в саду, Кипсейк стал ее проклятием. Ведь королева умирала от тоски и одиночества внутри огромного каменного монстра. Она замуровала себя в старой часовне, не сумев вынести разлуки с любимым • Такую сказку Нина Парр читала в детстве. Из-за бабочек погиб ее собственный отец, знаменитый энтомолог. Она никогда не видела его до того, как он воскрес, оказавшись на пороге ее дома. До того, как оказалось, что старая сказка вовсе не выдумка • Роман Эванс Харриет "Лето бабочек" - история рода, история женщин, переживших войну и насилие, женщин, которым пришлось бороться за свою любовь. И каждой из них предстоит вернуться в замок, скрытый от посторонних глаз, затерявшийся в лесах старого графства

An Indian–Muslim family is preparing for their eldest daughter's wedding. But as Hadia's marriage – one chosen of love, not tradition – gathers the family back together, there is only one thing on their minds: can Amar, the estranged younger brother of the bride, be trusted to behave himself after three years away? • A Place for Us tells the story of one family and all family life: of coming to terms with the choices we make, of reconciingly past and present and of how the smallest decisions can lead to the deepest betrayals

Tony and Althea Wilde. Glamorous, argumentative ... adulterous to the core • They were my parents, actors known by everyone. They gave our lives love and colour in a house by the sea - the house that sheltered my orphaned father when he was a boy • But the summer Mads arrived changed everything. She too had been abandoned and my father understood why. We Wildflowers took her in • My father was my hero, he gave us a golden childhood, but the past was always going to catch up with him ... it comes for us all, sooner or later • This is my story. I am Cordelia Wilde. A singer without a voice. A daughter without a father. Let me take you inside

1919: Sir Edward Horner, the most celebrated artist of his day, destroys his world-famous painting, The Little Birds, shortly before his death. But why? • The new novel by Sunday Times bestseller Harriet Evans is the unputdownable tale of a family torn apart and the house they lived in. Harriet writes the most delicious, epic stories from the heart since Maeve Binchy and Kate Morton • Millions around the world once queued up to see the painting that captured a perfect moment: Horner's two children, John and Eliza, playing in the garden of their magical, mysterious Nightingale House, the family home he and his wife created deep in the heart of the English countryside • But such moments cannot last for ever • Almost a century later, Horner's great-granddaughter Juliet inherits Nightingale House, now weighed down with unspoken secrets

A moving and nostalgic saga from Pam Evans, set in London during the Second World War. Perfect for readers of Katie Flynn, Kitty Neale and Dilly Court • It is autumn 1940 and, as the bombs drop on London, a close-knit community struggles to survive • Working at the local post office, Bessie Green does her best to keep her customers' spirits up, but when she receives a telegram addressed to her parents, there's nothing she can do to prevent the heartache that lies ahead • Then Bessie hears that eleven-year-old Daisy Mason has been orphaned in a blast, and she's sure that taking Daisy into their home is just what her parents need to help them overcome their grief. At first, Daisy won't settle, then her handsome brother Josh comes back on leave and things look up for all of them

I would have trusted this man with my life. Until a couple of days ago, anyway • You know what they say - hope for the best, but plan for the worst • Max is quite accustomed to everything going wrong. She's St Mary's, after all. Disaster is her default state. But with her family reunited and a jump to Bronze Age Crete in the works, life is getting back to normal. Well, normal for St Mary's • And then, following one fateful night at the Tower of London, everything Max thought she knew comes crashing down around her • Too late for plans. The worst has happened. And who can Max trust now?

Reach for Tomorrow is a heart-warming saga of a young woman’s indomitable spirit and determination to survive no matter what, from much-loved author Rita Bradshaw. Perfect for fans of Annie Murray and Rosie Goodwin • ‘What an emotional rollercoaster ride of a book! It grabs your attention from page one and does not let go until the end’ – Sunderland Echo • Rosie Ferry is hardly more than a child when her father and brothers are lost in a pit disaster. She has to grow up fast when her mother falls apart, leaving Rosie in charge of her two sisters. It’s Rosie who finds them lodgings, Rosie who tramps the streets looking for work. Without her friends Davey and Flora, Rosie doesn’t know how she’d cope • Then Davey – the boy Rosie always thought she’d marry – abruptly leaves Sunderland, and to make matters worse her mother turns to drink

One dark evening in New York City, two strangers meet by chance • Over drinks, Amanda and Wendy realise they have so much in common • They both feel alone. They both drink alone • And they both desperately want revenge against the two men who destroyed their families • Together, they have the perfect plan • If you kill for me, I’ll kill for you…

The tenth book in the bestselling Chronicles of St Mary's series which follows a group of tea-soaked disaster magnets as they hurtle their way around History. If you love Jasper Fforde or Ben Aaronovitch, you won't be able to resist Jodi Taylor • You can't change History. History doesn't like it. There are always consequences • Max is no stranger to taking matters into her own hands. Especially when she's had A Brilliant Idea. Yes, it will mean breaking a few rules, but - as Max always says - they're not her rules • Seconded to the Time Police to join in the hunt for the renegade Clive Ronan, Max is a long way from St Mary's. But life in the future does have its plus points - although not for long • A problem with the Time Map reveals chaos in the 16th century and the wrong Tudor queen on the throne

Flea, the iconic bassist and co-founder, alongside Anthony Kiedis, of the immortal Red Hot Chili Peppers finally tells his fascinating origin story, complete with all the dizzying highs and the gutter lows you'd expect from an LA street rat turned world-famous rock star • Michael Peter Balzary was born in Melbourne, Australia, on October 16, 1962. His more famous stage name, Flea, and his wild ride as the renowned bass player for the Red Hot Chili Peppers was in a far and distant future. Little Michael from Oz moved with his very conservative, very normal family to Westchester, New York, where life as he knew it was soon turned upside down. His parents split up and he and his sister moved into the home of his mother's free-wheeling, jazz musician boyfriend - trading in rules, stability, and barbecues for bohemian values, wildness, and Sunday afternoon jazz parties where booze, weed, and music flowed in equal measure

Kate Harper has always loved the painting that has hung in her parents' dining room for years, never suspecting that it is worth a fortune. When her art dealer boyfriend cheats her family out of the proceeds of the painting's sale, she is left devastated and alone • Kate discovers that two hundred years ago, the girl in the painting, Charlotte Browne, ran off to Rome with the artist who painted her portrait, but her eventual fate is unknown • Hoping to uncover the mystery of what happened to Charlotte, Kate seizes the chance of a summer job in Rome, where she strikes up a friendship with Jamie Taylor, an English artist. As they explore the city and start to piece together the surprising secrets of Charlotte's life, Kate finds herself wondering if a summer in Rome can mend a broken heart