Lilith Saintcrow's debut novel is a fast-paced supernatural thriller that grabs from the first page.

Set in the 1820s in Edinburgh, a city of cruel contrasts between the lives of the rich and poor, and home to the infamous Burke and Hare, who sold their murder victims to brilliant anatomist Dr Robert Knox. This is the evocative, often harrowing story of a boy who must survive the pain of his mother's death, at the hands of Doctor Knox. A compelling novel by the author of Mondays Are Red.

A dramatic, atmospheric, gothic masterpiece, from an award-winning author.

Ronnie, Fleur and Claudette are the sharpest, funniest, most switched-on minxes at Blackwell School. Their aims are to have fun, snog boys and go to Astlebury Music Festival, their achievements are not killing their parents when banned from going to previously mentioned festival, and their loves are music, mates and the gorgeous Jimi Steele.

After his father's death and his mother's swift remarriage, Russell begins to feel that he has a lot in common with Hamlet. So he is appalled when he and his mates manage to ruin the entire play during an excursion to the Theatre Royal.

Set in South Africa at the height of the apartheid regime, when the government started a policy of ethnic cleansing, forcibly removing people from their homes and moving them to so-called 'homelands'.