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Thirty Days Hath September by Ronald Dwinnells

A disillusioned medical student encounters an older patient who takes him to task over his attitude, wanting to alter it for the better

Fabler holds a mirror up to the world, using what he sees to write a taut thriller where good people try to expose those who would control

A tense tale set in coastal Scotland where enquiries about the mystery of a baby’s abandonment and her mother’s suicide stir up trouble

Ruso’s life as a doctor is busy. Add rescued slave, disappearing girls, family, pedants and dogs and it gets interesting – and troubling

A book about four friends, set in Ireland, centring on how they are all there for each other – but are there secrets that could divide them?

A book very much of our time where questions of authorship and cultural appropriation are rife – an interesting read

A book of boys and baseball which rolls along at a fair old pace, with humour, cracking dialogue and scrapes and incidents galore

Little Deaths is a book about character and about how what we see does not necessarily represent everything we think we know about someone

A book which reveals itself gradually, uncoiling before us while being told through the eyes of our narrator, Cadence, but can we trust her?

Sandra Tyler in her memoir has crafted something which at times is hard to read in its candour but whose essence is deeply touching