🍂 A haunting read for the darker days of autumn. The Mating Habits of Stags by Ray Robinson takes us across the stark, beautiful moors of North Yorkshire in midwinter, where an old man's past, a devastating act of violence and a need for revenge collide.

What makes a family business survive for centuries while others disappear? 🤔 Long-term thinking, adapting to change or staying true to your roots? 📚 The Great Survivors by Nigel Cope explores the secrets behind Britain’s oldest family firms.

🕵️‍♀️ Espionage, deepfakes and a plot that could plunge nations into darkness… In The Patrios Network, Antony Johnston’s Brigitte Sharpe faces her toughest mission yet.

London, 1987. Section 28, political secrets and a truth that could change history… In The Inalienable Right, Adam Macqueen delivers a gripping thriller set against the AIDS crisis and Thatcher’s Britain.

When Jane Wilson-Howarth’s baby David was born with serious heart problems, she made a life-changing decision. Returning with him to rural Nepal, she found a world where he was seen as special and where his short life was filled with love, laughter and dignity.

🍰 Murder, mystery & a devilishly good cake! This October, cosy up with Banana Devil Cake by Susan A. King. When two members of the village W.I. turn up dead, Beattie Bramshaw must uncover the killer before another slice of village life is lost! 🔪

🎃 A literary hangover from hell! 👻 What happens when you wake up in rehab and Ernest Hemingway punches you in the face? You might just be dead…

Looking for a book to inspire your young explorer? 🛶 In Canoe Challenge, Tom and Lucy retrace Lewis and Clark’s epic journey across America by canoe, discovering history, geography, teamwork and resilience along the way.