Published in Germany by Gutkind Verlag on the 30th July The Truth About Ruby Cooper has entered the influential ‘Crime Best List’ from national German cultural radio station Deutschlandfunk Kultur ranked at number 7

Firefinch Publishing has acquired the new novel by Christy Lefteri, bestselling author of The Beekeeper of Aleppo (Zaffre) and Songbirds (Manilla Press).

Already a best seller in Ireland, where it topped the best seller list for seven weeks, The Truth About Ruby Cooper is published today in Canada by Simon & Schuster

Summer, 1923. Six-year-old Catherine Carolan grows restless on her parents' farm. It's already clear that her intellect will soon outgrow the two-room schoolhouse across the fields. But in post-Civil War Ireland, an education is not an easy thing for a girl to access, and young Catherine is not the only one in her family who will come to tire of rural life.

The #1 internationally bestselling, award-winning author of Snowflake returns with a luminous portrait of two Irish families riven by one great secret.

Already a best seller in Ireland, where it topped the best seller list for seven weeks, The Truth About Ruby Cooper is published today in Germany by Gutkind Verlag and the initial reviews are in!

The New York Times bestseller A Sheepdog Named Oscar: Love and Companionship in Rural Ireland, is number two on the Irish non-fiction bestseller list this week. The book has remained in the top five bestsellers for seven weeks since its publication.

Frogs for Watchdogs by Seán Farrell, published by New Island, has been shortlisted for the John McGahern Annual Book Prize which celebrates the best debut novel or short story collection by an Irish writer or writer resident in Ireland published last year. The book is one of three titles in the running for the £5,000 Prize judged by Colm Tóibín.

From a rising star in literary fiction comes a story of two discoveries made deep in an Irish bogland, threading together four lives across time.

Just published in paperback by Gutkind Verlag Strange Sally Diamond has hit #3 on the mass market fiction lists of Der Spiegel and Das Börsenblatt in just its first week of release.

Grace is excited for the neighbourhood Halloween party – until a spark from the bonfire turns her night upside down, sending her to hospital and leaving her with scars that change how she sees herself.

The brand-new twist-filled mystery from the Richard and Judy Number One bestseller Louise Douglas.

Anya Bergman’s The Tarot Reader Of Versailles is among the six books shortlisted for the tenth Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize.

The New York Times bestseller

Tristan and Izzy are on the brink of marital breakdown. Sex has become less than perfunctory and distance shadows their interactions. The arrival of their new neighbour may just be their salvation: or, will she be their undoing?

Due to be published by Bloomsbury Circus on the 2nd July

Already a best seller in Ireland, where it has topped the best seller list for seven weeks, we are thrilled to share the US cover for The Truth About Ruby Cooper which is due to be published stateside by Gallery/Scout Press on September 1.

A romantic coming-of-age story about one woman’s inspiring journey to find self-love, reconnect with family, and forge a new path for her future, from the author of the Good Morning America Book Club pick Dirty Laundry

‘Marriage was the biggest decision of their lives and yet they made it so lightly it was barely a decision at all.’

Published by Sandycove on the 12th March The Truth About Ruby has returned to the top of the bestsellers list making it a total of seven weeks at the top spot.

A hilarious, heartwarming twist on Greek mythology, perfect for anyone who has ever felt a little bit different.

The autobiography of Jackie McCarthy O'Brien: Irish soccer and rugby star, LGBTQ+ icon, TikTok star and all round Limerick Legend.

Five women.
Twenty-two years of friendship.
One annual holiday that promises escape, connection and chaos in equal measure.

Anya Bergman’s The Tarot Reader Of Versailles is among twelve books that have been selected for the tenth Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize. The winner of the Prize, awarded by The Wilbur & Niso Smith Foundation, will take home £10,000 and a trophy to mark their triumph.

Winner of the Crime Fiction Book of the Year in 2014 Unravelling Oliver has been voted the best in its category in the Top 20 Favourite Irish Books of the past 20 years.

From the number one bestselling, award-winning author of Snowflake - an unforgettable story of two families riven by one great secret.

Published by Sandycove on the 12th March The Truth About Ruby remains top of the overall bestseller list for the fourth week since publication.

With the advent of the Industrial Revolution 200 years ago, many of us moved to the cities of the world, but we left something behind us in the fields; our tools to navigate life.

Published by Sandycove on the 12th March The Truth About Ruby has become an instant bestseller enjoying impressive sales and amazing reviews!

Set across liminal landscapes, this collection of fourteen stories from award-winning author Niamh Mac Cabe feature characters navigating emotional or existential thresholds―grieving, seeking meaning, or reconciling with the past.

As spring evenings lengthen over Kilnavarn House, two sisters, looking after their infirm mother, navigate the fragile territory between past and present.

If my sister hadn’t been beautiful, none of it would have happened.

Sandycove has acquired City of Hawks by Hilary Adam White, described by editorial director Brendan Barrington as a “remarkable book, illuminating the wildness of urban spaces with extraordinary attention and vividness."

Sandycove has acquired The Shackles by Irish author Conor Griffin.

In Glass Houses has reached the top of the Irish bestseller list for original fiction, which makes it the third number one in a row for Edel across all three of her books!

Do you believe in magic? Well, you just need to look beneath your feet … because under the creaky floorboards of lots and lots of houses in Ireland, but most particularly under those of a house called 39A Cove Street in Dublin, there lives a whole community of little elves, working and making magic from all the things you drop between the cracks!