Bring Me the Head of Ryan Giggs

“A complex and moving portrayal of obsession, football and heroes with boots of clay” Will Self

“Set largely in 2008, at the height of Giggs’s prelapsarian pomp, this fine, bitersweet novel explores the perils of hero worship” Independent on Sunday

“You’ve heard of me, right? I’m Marky Wilson, aka ‘Little Giggs’, the Manchester boy born to play at the Theatre of Dreams, and this is my story.”

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How I Killed Margaret Thatcher

A heartbreaking and timely story of a moment of national crisis as felt by one family, How I Killed Margaret Thatcher delivers a devastating English twist on the dictator novel.

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Swear Down

A young gang leader is found stabbed on a Hackney estate – but two people confess to the murder.

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Mouse and the Cossacks

A heartbreaking story of wartime betrayal is uncovered by a girl whose own secrets have stolen her voice

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The Apartment in Rome

When the past comes to your door, what can you do except let it in?

In the vein of Marian Keyes or Celia Ahern, this is the perfect summer read: touching, sun-drenched and, ultimately, inspirational.

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