 | The Lack Brothers by Malcolm MacKay
Buy used from: £0.01 Quite simply one of the most entertaining books I've read in recent years. Imaginative, vivid, unexpected. Will keep you entertained for hours.
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 | Fiddleback: A Novel by J.M. Morris
Buy used from: £0.01 Strange and compelling. Dark and difficult subjects woven together with skill and sensitivity. Truly gripping.
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 | Paperback Raita by William Rhode
Buy used from: £0.01 A superior take on the 'backpacker' theme. Bursting with action - diamonds, drugs, intrigue - and vividly portraying traveller's India. Witty and engaging.
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 | 253 by Geoff Ryman
Buy new: £4.99 / Used from: £0.01 Willmake you wonder about your fellow passengers. 253 different characters, 253 different stories. Superbly imaginative.
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 | Anita and Me by Meera Syal
Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £0.01 Fresh and funny account of cross-cultural adolescence.
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 | Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
Buy new: £4.99 / Used from: £0.01 An unusual story told with inventiveness, warmth and sharp observation.
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 | The Pilot's Wife by Anita Shreve
Buy new: £5.99 / Used from: £0.01 Skilful, gripping, full of suspense. Will leave you wondering - do we ever really know anyone?
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 | Hannibal by Thomas Harris
Buy used from: £0.01 Scary psychological thriller. The best of the Hannibal Lecter trilogy. Far better than the film. You'll be gripped.
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 | Your Blue-eyed Boy by Helen Dunmore
Buy used from: £0.01 Engrossing tale of the past and how it catches up when you least need or expect it. Sensitively written and slow-burning book.
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 | After You'd Gone by Maggie O'Farrell
Buy new: £5.05 / Used from: £0.01 Grief, love, choices, despair. Finely woven emotions, unusually presented. Beautiful writing.
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 | Rough Music by Patrick Gale
Buy new: £4.76 / Used from: £0.01 How the past shapes the future. Are things really what we think they are? Are we really who we think we are?
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 | The Beach by Alex Garland
Buy used from: £0.01 Despite the hype this remains a superb read. Light entertainment with a dark undercurrent. The film did not do it justice.
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