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An epicurean mystery featuring the iconic sleuth and his sidekick from the author who "brings Nero Wolfe, late of Rex Stout, gloriously back to life" (Chicago magazine). A dark cloud has fallen over Nero Wolfe's New York brownstone. For days, house chef Fritz Brenner has worn a worried expression, caused by the news from back home in Switzerland that his beloved cousin is missing. When a hired detective on the ground is unable to turn up any leads, Fritz takes it upon himself to return to Geneva and launch his own investigation. However, when Fritz himself goes missing, it's up to Wolfe and his faithful assistant Archie Goodwin to travel to Geneva and save the day. Despite the disruptions of international travel, which are particularly intense for an enormous private detective who rarely, if ever, leaves his 59th Street home, the trip goes relatively smoothly-that is, until they reach their destination and Archie's puzzling inquest begins. He soon uncovers a tangled case that straddles the French-Swiss border in the shadow of Mont Blanc, and an underground network that will stop at nothing-not even murder-to preserve its secrets. Praise for Robert Goldsborough's Nero Wolfe Mysteries "Goldsborough has all of the late writer's stylistic mannerisms down pat." -The New York Times "Fans of that fat genius, Nero Wolfe, and his indomitable sidekick, Archie Goodwin, will be gratified by this stylish revival." -Publishers Weekly "Goldsborough does a masterly job with the Wolfe legacy." -Booklist

A READ WITH JENNA BOOK CLUB PICK 'Not since Donna Tartts The Secret History have I loved a book filled with such magic and mystery as I have Melissa Alberts The Children' JENNA BUSH HAGER 'A page-turner full of mystery . . . The language is dusted with magic' STEPHEN KING 'A joyously grim, open-eyed, adult fairy tale with the messiest of morals' PAUL TREMBLAY 'An insidious and masterfully cast spell of a book . . . Gorgeous and dreadful, I devoured it' MONA AWAD _____________________________________________ Their childhood was yours. They want it back . . . Guineveres late mother, Edith Sharpe, needs little introduction. Bestselling author of the unendingly successful Ninth City series, her books brought so much joy and inspired the imagination of countless children the world over. Guins childhood with her mother, brother Ennis and her actor father was a blissful, bohemian affair, filled with continuous laughter and surrounded by artistic types in their Vermont barnhouse. At least, this is the story Guin presents as she prepares for the press tour for her upcoming memoir about life in the Sharpe family. Now estranged from her brother and her parents long dead after a devastating fire, strange events threaten the veneer of serenity and familial harmony Guin is keen to project. Ennis, now a notorious artist with a troubled past, announces a new installation his first since a disastrous last show one year prior simply entitled Mother. And Guin cant help but worry that the truth behind their idyllic childhood is about to blow her world apart. Told in alternating narratives between 1990s Vermont and present-day New York, The Children is a twisting narrative of family secrets and long-held resentments, which asks whether we can ever really exorcise the ghosts of a childhood forsaken in favour of a parents artistic vision. _____________________________________________ 'A poison apple of a book: glossy, sweet, and absolutely terrifying' ALIX E. HARROW 'Twisty and strange in all the best ways' HEATHER FAWCETT Autorid: Melissa Albert

'So many twists and turns it made my head spin' JENNIE GODFREY 'Rebecca Hardy is a blazing new talent' HOLLY SEDDON Eighteen years ago teenager Alex sent a man to prison. She, and her two best friends from school, overheard the vicious murder of a mother and child, although only she took the stand in court. But despite her evidence, there were always rumours that the wrong man had been imprisoned. That although he was someone not to be trusted, he wasnt a killer. Alex has always known she did the right thing but when new DNA evidences comes to light and the conviction is overturned, the spotlight falls on her, the woman who sent him to jail. The woman whose mistake may have let the real killer evade justice for years. And for Jonathan, Alex and Rachel, once friends for life, now strangers to one another, there are going to be many more secrets coming to light. Because that summer, there were many different versions of the truth. READERS LOVE THE SUMMER WE LIED: 'This deserves to be one of the standout thrillers of the year' 'I was hooked' 'Full of subtle twists, and peopled with flawed but relatable characters, this is a fantastic read' 'Deliciously dark. I couldn't put it down' 'An outstanding read' 'If there's one book to read this summer, this is the one' 'I found myself holding my breath' Autorid: Rebecca Hardy

**A cosy activity book featuring everyone's favourite bunnies - perfect for toddlers at HALLOWEEN!** THE BUNNIES OF HOPPITY HILL: OVER 3 MILLION COPIES SOLD! DISCOVER THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING SERIES Can you find all of the friendly ghosts as the bunnies set off on a spooky adventure? Pick a trail through the swampy maze, solve the jigsaw puzzle in the witch's house and create a pumpkin sticker surprise for the bunnies in a ghostly fun journey through Hoppity Hill! Based on the bestselling picture book, We're Going on a Ghost Hunt, this super activity book is bursting with colouring, puzzles, games and over 100 stickers. With bats, owls, witches and toads to watch out for, little bunny fans are in for a big surprise this Halloween! _______________ The Bunnies of Hoppity Hill series is the perfect collection for young children, full of exciting adventures, fun lift-the-flap pages, and made of very sturdy paper for little hands. Collect them all for a wonderful gift to be read, re-read, and treasured for years to come. Autorid: Martha Mumford, Cherie Zamazing