10 books for January: Crime, food, gothic suspense
Some of Denise O'Donoghue's January book picks
Anna Ogilvy hasn’t opened her eyes for four years, not since the night she committed the crime of the century. Believers in her innocence call her Anna O. Believers in her guilt call her Sleeping Beauty.
If you plan to use your slow cooker more in 2024, Anthony’s latest book is filled with fakeaways, pastas, pies, soups, curries and more.
When two women go missing, a couple finds themselves at the heart of a police investigation and media frenzy in this psychological thriller about gender and power.
A gothic suspense about an infamous heiress and the complicated inheritance she left behind — and why her adopted son doesn’t want a penny of it.
Ellen Keane shares how she went from being a shy young girl to a strong, confident gold medal-winning Paralympian.
Professor Crane’s favourite Law student is carrying a dark secret. Her sister is dead, Crane's to blame, and she's the only one who can bring him to justice.
It is 412 BC and thousands of Athenian soldiers are held captive in the quarries of Syracuse. An idea is formed for the prisoners to put on a performance of Euripides’ Medea in the quarry but soon it becomes difficult to distinguish between enemies and friends.
When a world-renowned mystery author drops dead on the hotel’s tearoom floor, Molly the maid holds the key to unlocking the killer’s identity.
As Ballina prepares for its biggest weekend of the year, the simmering feud between a small-time drug dealer and Mayo's enforcers spills over into violence and an ugly ultimatum.
Sarah J Maas's Crescent City series reaches new heights as Bryce and Hunt's world is brought to the brink of collapse, with its future resting on their shoulders.
