Showroom Sample Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4046

Eighteen novels at the literary and upmarket end of women's fiction — Sally Rooney, Douglas Stuart, Jodi Picoult, Jeanine Cummins, Marian Keyes, Jojo Moyes, Graeme Simsion, Stacey Halls, Akwaeke Emezi and more. A box for readers who want their women's fiction to have real substance. Please note that while these books are new and unread, they are showroom samples and will have stickers on the covers.

1. Summer in Greece — Patricia Wilson — The only way she can move forward is to dive into her past. A warm, immersive novel from the author of Island of Secrets.
2. Grown Ups — Marian Keyes — Hilarious and delightful: what happens when a family dinner party unravels all the stories a family has been telling itself.
3. The Giver of Stars — Jojo Moyes — Utterly enchanting and her best novel yet (The Times). The Kentucky packhorse librarians of the 1930s, and the bonds forged between them.
4. Anything Could Happen — Lucy Diamond — Your big secret is out. What next? Captivating, glorious and warmly romantic.
5. The Foundling — Stacey Halls — A new Hilary Mantel (Cosmopolitan). A mystery set in 18th-century London that is quite simply impossible to put down.
6. Us Three — Ruth Jones — Friends forever, in a difficult promise to keep. A touching celebration of female friendship from the co-creator of Gavin and Stacey.
7. The Rosie Result — Graeme Simsion — Sublime, pitch-perfect, extremely funny (Independent). The Rosie trilogy concludes with heart, intelligence and genuine warmth.
8. The Dressmaker's Secret — Lorna Cook — She will risk everything to save a life. A moving wartime story of courage and love.
9. The Tattooist of Auschwitz — Heather Morris — The multi-million copy No. 1 bestseller: a love story that defied everything the world threw at it.
10. Again, Rachel — Marian Keyes — Delightfully funny and heart-breaking and always wise (Daily Telegraph). Rachel Walsh is back, in the long-awaited sequel to Rachel's Holiday.
11. The Party Crasher — Sophie Kinsella — She's not invited. But that's not going to stop her. Funny, smart and supremely entertaining.
12. The Betrayal — Kate Furnivall — Two sisters, divided by fierce loyalties, bound by a terrible secret. Superb storytelling (Dinah Jefferies).
13. Beautiful World, Where Are You — Sally Rooney — Rooney's best yet (New York Times). Alice and Felix, Eileen and Simon: four people searching for meaning in a world that keeps moving.
14. Wish You Were Here — Jodi Picoult — Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans. A Jodi Picoult novel for the pandemic age.
15. American Dirt — Jeanine Cummins — Absolutely unforgettable (Daily Mail). A mother and son fleeing the cartels cross Mexico towards the US border. A runaway bestseller.
16. The Death of Vivek Oji — Akwaeke Emezi — Vivid, propulsive and resonant (Esquire). Longlisted for the Dylan Thomas Prize. A devastating and beautiful novel.
17. Home Truths — Susan Lewis — How far would you go to keep your family safe? The Sunday Times bestseller.
18. Young Mungo — Douglas Stuart — The Booker Prize-winning author of Shuggie Bain at his most powerful: two boys in Glasgow whose friendship becomes something fiercer and more dangerous.