The upside of the colder weather means more time for reading, right? Stock up your ereader with lots of books for autumn while they're 99p!
The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex
This gripping novel about three lighthouse keepers who vanish from a remote lighthouse, miles from the shore, in the early '70s, is based on a true story. Mysteriously, inside the lighthouse the table is set for only two and two clocks have stopped at exactly the same time. Years later, a novelist speaks to their wives to try to finally understand what happened.
The Confession by Jessie Burton
This moving and gripping novel flits between modern day London and LA in the 1980s, piecing together the stories of two young women - Elise and Rose. At the story's heart is the growing (and complex) friendship between Rose and reclusive veteran writer Constance.
The Amendments by Niamh Mulvey
Three generations of Irish women grapple with faith, freedom and what their lives should look like in this literary debut from a bright new talent.
Hostage by Clare Mackintosh
This edge-of-your-seat thriller has a killer concept: flight attendant Mina is on the first non-stop flight from London to Sydney when she receives a chilling note from an anonymous passenger. Someone on board is intent on ensuring the plane never reaches its destination - and they have Mina's daughter.
Clare Mackintosh is a former police officer and a bestselling crime author. Her books have sold more than three million copies, been optioned for television and translated into 40 languages. She appears regularly at literary festivals and bookshop events.
A Curious Ending by Sally Page
When Lara's friend Lady Porter dies, she believes it's murder - she just can't prove it. Until help arrives in the form of The Hon. Abigail Rossmore, a ghost who has witnessed many years of suspicious deaths. An unusual read, with fantastic characters, for fans of cosy crime.
Maps Of Our Spectacular Bodies by Maddie Mortimer
Winner of the Desmond Elliott Prize, this stunning literary novel explores how illness changes our perceptions of our bodies.
Maps of Our Spectacular Bodies by Maddie Mortimer
Maps of Our Spectacular Bodies by Maddie Mortimer
Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth
Three foster sisters must face up to the ghosts of their past in this dark and twisty thriller from the author of Mad Mabel.
Dr. No by Percival Everett
The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winner (in 2025 with James) delivers a unique novel about a professor whose specialism is the study of nothingness.
The Clockmaker's Daughters by Kate Morton
When archivist Elodie Winslow comes across a leather satchel containing a sepia photograph of an arresting-looking woman in Victorian clothing and an artist’s sketchbook, it leads it to Birchwood Manor, a grand house on the Thames that feels strangely familiar to her. Another poetic, beautiful read from the author of The Lake House.
Night Road by Kristin Hannah
The Nightingale author delivers another hard-hitting story full of big emotions. The story follows teenager Lexi and her best friends, twins Mia and Zach, along with their mother Jude, as one night and one bad decision changes everything.
Bridgerton: Romancing Mr Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
This Bridgerton book focus on the relationship between Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington - a fun, romantic read that fans of the Netflix show will love!
Bridgerton: Romancing Mr Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
Bridgerton: Romancing Mr Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
The Echoes In The Cabin by Anne Wyn Clark
Looking for a spooky read for Halloween? Devastated by the loss of her mother who was sept out to sea during a storm, Elin agrees to try a grief hologram - until the avatar takes on a life of its own and says something that chills Elin to the core.
