Edel Coffey’s fantastic new thriller will have you on the edge of your seat the whole way through. In Her Place is another gripping domestic noir from the author of Breaking Point; with excellent pacing, rising tension, and a consistently unsettling atmosphere, you will devour this book in one sitting. The characters and premise are complex and thought-provoking, displaying a wide range of human emotions, and forcing the reader to question the position of the ‘other woman’. This book is full of corrosive secrets, deception and difficult decisions, and will have you second-guessing characters and motivations at every turn.

Sang Young Park’s English-language debut is a poignant and beautiful love song, with rich sensory descriptions that glitter in their accuracy. The author writes with humour and warmth, while still being emotionally striking and particularly resonant. It bubbles over with lyrical prose and charming dialogue, forcing us to fall in love with the narrator as he navigates the LGBT scene in Seoul. The themes swing freely between queer joy and blatant homophobia, and inspires a refreshing account of queer identity, and the pleasures and pitfalls of intimacy.