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30+ must read YA books still to come in 2023: July – December
2023 has already blessed our bookshelves with countless incredible new YA books and it's not stopping any time soon. From deadly games and murderous monsters, to blossoming romances and cosy tea shops, the second half of the year is…
Kia Abdullah discusses her poignant new thriller, Those People Next Door
When things escalate after encountering her new neighbour ripping out the anti-racist banner her son put in their front garden, Salma senses their recent move to a suburban town might not be the refuge she'd hoped for in Those People Next…
Win a copy of Tilly in Technicolor by Mazey Eddings
Since the release of her stand-out 2022 debut adult romance, A Brush With Love, Mazey Eddings has quickly become a favourite amongst rom-com readers and for good reason. Expertly balancing discussions of mental health with swoon worthy…
Win 1 of 3 B.K. Borison Lovelight Book Bundles
Small town romance, best friends to lovers, second chance romance, sunshine x sunshine; whatever romance trope has claim on your heart, B.K. Borison's Lovelight romance series covers it all and to celebrate the UK release of Mixed Signals,…
12 great reads by Asian authors out in 2023
We should all support Asian authors so here are 12 great reads, including 1 non-fiction written by Asian authors out in 2023!
Tom Felton adds extra special chapter to Beyond The Wand
Tom Felton shares an updated version of his autobiography with an extra chapter.
Shideh Etaat on her debut YA novel, Rana Joon and the One and Only Now
Set in California in 1996, Shideh Etaat's debut YA novel, Rana Joon and the One and Only Now, follows Iranian-American teen, Rana, who, to honour the legacy of her deceased best friend, enters the rap contest he had dreamed of competing in,…
Joelle Wellington on her deadly YA debut, Their Vicious Games
Merciless, satirical and terrifyingly addictive, Joelle Wellington's debut YA thriller, Their Vicious Games, is an all-consuming read that's just as horrifying in its fiction as it is in its 'real world' parallels. We couldn't get enough of…
Alexia Casale on why she wrote Sing If You Can’t Dance
Alexia Casale tells us why she paused her original writing project to write the story of Sing If You Can't Dance.
Ella Berman on how the vilification of women inspired Before We Were Innocent
Ella Berman on exploring teenage friendships and the portrayal of women in media in her novel, Before We Were Innocent.
Ruby Clyde chats Jay’s Guide to Crushing It and gives their guide to difficult dating questions
Ruby Clyde chats their debut, Jay's Guide to Crushing It, and gives Ruby's Guide to Difficult Dating Questions.
Kelly Barnhill on her new feminist fantasy novel, When Women Were Dragons
Set in a 1950s America where thousands of women have seemingly spontaneously transformed into dragons, Kelly Barnhill's debut adult novel, When Women Were Dragons, is a unique and captivating exploration of what happens when women and girls…
My Family & Other Deities by Katharine & Elizabeth Corr, authors of Queen of Gods
This post was written by Katharine & Elizabeth Corr, authors of Queen of Gods.
Our new novel, Queen Of Gods is the second part of the House Of Shadows duology; part one (Daughter Of Darkness) came out last year, and we are so happy…
10 Debut Reads from April to June 2023
We love debut authors so here are 10 debut novels that came out in April to June 2023 that you should prioritise in your TBR list.
Read an exclusive extract of The Dark Place by Britney S. Lewis
If you're in the market for a captivating, haunting and entirely unique read, Britney S. Lewis has got you covered with her suspense filled sophomore novel, The Dark Place and we're so excited to have an early and exclusive extract, so you…