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Fireweather: Shortlisted for the 2026 Stella Prize
Miranda Darling
Dr Potter's Private Practice: Vita Carew investigates. The best addictive cozy historical mystery you'll read in 2026 (Vita Carew Mysteries Book 3)
Fran Smith
2026 Sudoku Puzzle Book - Interactive Large Print Easy, Medium And Hard Puzzles With Solutions (Kindle Scribe Only)
Robyn Wade
Shadow Thieves: The biggest middle-grade action adventure thriller, now a New York Times best-seller and OVERALL WINNER of the Barnes & Noble Children’s and YA Book Prize 2026!
Peter Burns
Daddy's Pride 2026 (Dirty Daddies Anthologies Book 6)
M.A. Innes
The Fall: A gripping thriller for 2026 following a fallen pop star caught in a deadly mystery, unravelling dark secrets, betrayal, and the dangerous price of fame.
Martin Kemp
Taiwan Travelogue: winner of the International Booker Prize 2026
Yáng Shuāng-zǐ
The Genius of Trees: Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Non-Fiction 2026
Harriet Rix
Habibi Beyrouth - Prix Roman France Télévisions 2026
Manal Salamé
Maryville: LONGLISTED FOR THE 2026 FORWARD PRIZE FOR BEST COLLECTION
Joelle Taylor
The Matchbox Girl: Winner of the 2026 Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction
Alice Jolly
Justice League: Dream Girls - A DC Pride Event (2026-) #1 (Justice League: Dream Girls - A DC Pride Event (2026))
Jadzia Axelrod
Prima June 2026
Prima UK
The Finest Hotel in Kabul: Winner of the Women's Prize for Non-Fiction 2026: A richly immersive history of Afghanistan from the BBC's Chief International Correspondent
Lyse Doucet
Israel: What Went Wrong?: Orwell Prize for Political Writing Finalist 2026
Omer Bartov
Le jour où Rose a disparu: Lauréat du Prix Babelio 2026 catégorie Littérature française (French Edition)
Julien Sandrel
The Remembered Soldier: longlisted for the International Booker Prize 2026
Anjet Daanje
Death of an Ordinary Man: Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Non-Fiction 2026
Sarah Perry
The Deadman (2026-) #1
W. Maxwell Prince
Brûlez tout
Christophe Molmy