The Break-In : by Katherine Faulkner

The Break-In : by Katherine FaulknerYou know who. You don't know why. The play date started well. The children happy in one room while their mothers relaxed and drank wine in another. But then the stranger appeared at the window. And then he was inside the house. And then he grabbed the knife Alice only means to stop him. She doesn't mean to hit him so hard. She didn't mean to kill him. The police conclude that she acted in self defence, but wracked with guilt, Alice sets out to

‘So pacy and addictive

with the kingdom’s future resting on a knife edge

Packed with battle diagrams

' Giovanna Fletcher

D-Day was a critical turning point in the Second World War

laying bare our misdirected attempts to manipulate salmon for our own benefit

' Katherine Rundell'Thoughtful

Khorat Plateau

while recognising five different sea creatures and lifting the flaps to find more hiding in the scenes

A captivating exploration of how underwater animals tap into sound to survive

oak leaves and harvest mice in autumn

they are often misunderstood