Published in Ireland & the UK by Viking, Penguin (and in the US by Ballantine) Disha’s debut novel was a chosen as a Good Morning America, Book Club pick in April.

We Need to Talk published by Eriu, has topped the nonfiction bestsellers list within its first week of release.

At once heartfelt and hilarious, this story of a fateful—and faithful—affair reminds us that sometimes, what we’re looking for might just be closer than we think . . .

Look closer at the most magical places in Ireland with this beautiful book inspired by Listen to the Land Speak.

Dr Tony Holohan served as Chief Medical Officer in Ireland for 14 years, but only really became known to the public during the Covid 19 pandemic. During this time his remarkable leadership skills came to the fore and he became the public face of the pandemic, helping to steer the nation through the biggest public health crisis in Ireland's modern history.

Published in March 2024 by Sphere and from the #1 bestselling author of Breaking Point and winner of Crime Novel of the Year at the An Post Irish Book Awards.

From the winner of the ‘An Post Award for Teen and Young Adult Book of the Year’ in 2021

"Phil doesn't like physical affection. She doesn't love you because you don't exist. She doesn't care if you have something important coming up. A busy week, a daunting appointment, a divorce, because she believes the world is going to end in the morning. Every morning."

Due to be published in February 2024 by Pan Macmillan, J.F Murray’s Hitched has been described as Bridesmaids meets The Hangover!

“Liz Nugent’s story opens with the death of Sally’s father — and a shocking revelation about her past,” Coben says. “As Sally digs into the truth, the novel becomes surprising, moving, and shockingly original.”

Internationally bestselling author Christy Lefteri returns with a dazzling new novel, about one family struggling to recover from trauma, set against the backdrop of the forest fires of Greece.

What happens when the one thing that has practically defined your life is now gone? All of a sudden, the reset button has been pressed: new job, new workplace… a new identity.

Jamie Byng and Aa’Ishah Hawton acquired world rights, excluding US and Canada, from Marianne Gunn O’Connor at Marianne Gunn O’Connor Literary, Film/TV Agency. The book will be edited by Leah Woodburn and Canongate is set to publish in May 2024.

Publisher Patricia Deevy acquired Ireland, UK and Commonwealth rights, excluding Canada, from Marianne Gunn O’Connor at Marianne Gunn O’Connor Literary Agency. The novel will be published in the UK and Ireland in March 2024.

Longlisted for the BookTok Author Of The Year.

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Published by Sandycove, Penguin on the 2nd March to rave reviews the book went straight to Number 1 on the Irish Bestsellers list where it stayed for nine weeks.

The brand new unputdownable psychological thriller from the bestselling author of ‘The Cuckoo Sister’

Written and performed by New York Times bestselling author Kate Kerrigan.
Her debut play, produced by Kevin Toolis

The internationally bestselling author returns with a wickedly dark, twisted, and brilliantly observed new novel about an enigmatic woman confronting her unknown past.

Bright New World: how to make a happy planet by Cindy Forde (illustrated by Bethany Lord) has been awarded in the Shining A Light In Film, Book or TV Programme category

From the Top Ten Irish Times bestselling author comes a gripping, emotional thriller that explores the darkest corners of family and the secrets we hide behind closed doors.

Bestselling author Louise Douglas returns with an irresistibly compelling, intriguing and captivating tale of betrayal, love, jealousy and the secrets buried in every family history.

The Perilous Pineapple Plot is the third book in The Shop of Impossible Ice Creams (7+) series and is described as one of the funniest books you’ll read this year, perfect for fans of Roald Dahl’s George’s Marvellous Medicine.

Recent winner of the Comedy Women In Print’ prize for Published Novel, Factory Girls by
Michelle Gallen’s is one of five novels shortlisted for the £10,000 Royal Society of Literature’s Encore Award, which celebrates outstanding achievements in second novels.

The disquieting story of an unidentified man as told by those who crossed paths with him on the last day of his life, Sheila Armstrong's debut novel is haunting, lyrical and darkly suspenseful

As TikTok and social media stars, every day Matthew and Ryan invite millions of people into their lives as a gay couple. From playing pranks to their adventures travelling, they are proud to share their love for each other (and their cute furbaby Roscoe) with the world.

A sharp and warm-hearted debut novel with an unforgettable protagonist you can’t help but root for.

Recent winner of the ‘Comedy Women In Print’ Prize, Factory Girls is published today by John Murray.

A BBC ‘Between the Covers’ Book Club Pick

A Cosmopolitan Best Books to Read for April.

After the triumph of Poguemahone, McCabe returns with a vicious black comedy set in Dublin in the 1970s in which a theatrical agency acts as a front for British counter-terrorism.

Anya Bergman’s The Witches of Vardo and Adrian Duncan’s The Geometer Lobachevsky are among five Irish novels shortlisted for the 2023 Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year Award.

'Dirty Laundry’ by Disha Bose is the 'GMA' Book Club pick for April.

Michelle Gallen has won the ‘Comedy Women In Print’ prize for Published Novel for Factory Girls.

Published in the US by Ballantine today "Dirty Laundry" by Disha Bose is the "GMA" Book Club pick for April.