TRUST is a wildly addictive, ingeniously structured novel of truth, deception, betrayal and cold hard cash that questions the very fragile nature of the economy our lives are built upon–and it’s a story that couldn’t be more timely.
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A Good Neighbourhood - Therese Anne Fowler
If you like your fiction to carry a moral lesson, follow its plot along with laser precision, and to leave you reaching for the tissues at the end, then A Good Neighbourhood is for you. I, for one, would highly recommend it.
Home Before Dark - Riley Sager
You might not want to read Home Before Dark late at night if you're of a nervous or easily scared disposition.
The Wife - Meg Wolitzer
If you like your fiction light on dramatic action, but heavy on characterisation The Wife is the novel for you.
The Heart's Invisible Furies - John Boyne
I utterly adored John Boyne's novel, which drew me in with its unpredictable plot, richly drawn characters, and a heart the size of Ireland herself.
The Dutch House - Ann Patchett
I found myself not wanting to put The Dutch House down - reading into the early hours of the morning, and picking it up promptly upon waking.
On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous - Ocean Vuong
The thing that struck me most about On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous was Vuong’s incredibly astute, honest, and often heartbreaking observations about life, love, lust, abuse, and fear.