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Anthropologist Wednesday Martin uncovers the lives of Upper East Side rich and luxurious families.

Louis de Bernières brings to life an ‘upstairs/downstairs’ London house in the time of the First World War.

This suspense novel follows two women, separated by decades, but inextricably linked by the magnificent and derelict Black Rabbit Hall.

Tackling the issue of bullying among teens in a careful way, this novel offers hope and inspiration.

Sex and the City's Candace Bushnell writes about an author struggling with the fame of a fictitious character.

Erika Swyler's novel is set alongside an 18th-century travelling carnival.

Setting the course of your life by predictions may prove love lies far from home.

A kiwi political satire by talented Charlotte Grimshaw.

Transgender issues are big news, a sign that big change is under way.

Bianca Zander’s second novel is a unique addition to New Zealand fiction

This lovely wartime novel by Sara Gruen is set against a backdrop of American affluence. That is until fortunes are reversed its characters travel to Scotland on an unlikely adventure.

Lewis Carroll's much loved tale of young Alice who falls down a rabbit hole and into an extraordinary world is a timeless classic.

This is prescribed reading at its best.

Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise spotted in New York in hot pink.

The singer is reportedly dating Douglas Booth.

Malcolm Knox's tale could read like a male fantasy - the protagonist has three wives and is on the hunt for a fourth. An interesting, and at times, comedic study on the secret lives of men.

This Nicci French thriller is fast paced and the plot is gripping, even if occasionally the reader has to suspend belief.

Jean-Paul Didierlaurent's fable of love - both of literature and romance - is set against a backdrop that is quintessentially French.

Sarah Winman's novel recalls the life of gypsy Marvellous Ways. A solitary figure nearing the end of her life, she finds nothing is predictable with the arrival of an unexpected character.

Nicole Trope's latest novel is a harrowing tale that will be hauntingly familiar.

Hannah Tunnicliffe's second novel is filled with delicious food and interesting characters.

This thriller by Michel Bussi promises to keep the reader on tenterhooks until the very end.

Liza Klaussmann's historical novel captures the decadence of the roaring 20s perfectly.