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Jane Austen
This is a sharp, often comic story about Elizabeth Bennet’s relationships and mistaken judgements, set within a society where marriage, money and social rank strongly shape women’s choices.
Kate Francis
Expect a tense survival mystery built around kidnapping, an isolated camp, family betrayal, shifting suspicion and deaths. Its emotional centre is Liv’s effort to retain her moral judgement when silence might feel safer.
Meg Grehan
A poetic supernatural romance centred on desire, identity and difficult choices. Immy’s love for Claudia is intertwined with blood hunger, recurring lives, past mistakes and the sustaining bonds among three vampires.
Adam Silvera
A poignant science-fiction novel about two teenage boys spending their final day together, balancing grief and danger with friendship, love, family ties and attempts to live deliberately.
Leigh Bardugo
Choose this for a reader who enjoys fantasy heists, ensemble casts and morally complicated characters, and who can engage with sustained darkness. Its imaginative world supports questions about loyalty, consequence and how people form connection after trauma.
Ben Oliver
Expect a fast-moving, high-threat story centred on escape, survival and the choices Luka makes when prison control collapses. Its imaginative future setting is paired with frightening creatures, bodily danger and questions about justice.
Kelly McCaughrain
This is a relationship-led story that moves from romance into pregnancy, competing beliefs and practical responsibility. Its Belfast setting gives the characters’ abortion-related conflict a specific legal and social context, while humour remains present alongside loneliness.
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