10 new books for November: Lee Child, Anthony Hopkins, and more...
L-R: New books in November from Lee Child, actor Anthony Hopkins, and Eunice Power
The 30th Jack Reacher adventure is here. Reacher makes it his mission to uncover more about a mysterious message he discovers in his pocket. In recent years, creator Lee Child passed authorship of the beloved character to his brother, Andrew, to keep up with demand for the stories.
Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins shares an insight into his film and theatre career, his difficult childhood and his path to sobriety in his long-awaited memoir.
The start of a new thriller series by the bestselling author. When Walter Nash is recruited by the FBI to help bring down a global crime network his life is turned completely upside down.
Following the release of the Netflix series this book tells the histories of the Guinness family through more than a dozen of their mansions and town houses. It includes archival photographs and paintings as well as specially commissioned photographs of the homes.
In a return to the cosy fantasy world of Baldree brings us the tale of a foul-mouthed bookseller named Fern who moves to the city of Thune to hang out her shingle beside a long-absent friend's coffee shop.
The kitchen table is at the centre of Irish life and Eunice Power’s first book is a celebration of that space, and the role of food in it. It includes recipes for every occasion, from midweek meals to ceremonial family feasts.
Callie Hart continues her Fae & Alchemy romantasy series with Brimstone, the much-anticipated follow-up to Quicksilver. A darkness falls across the realm. Together, Saeris and Fisher will pass through fire and brimstone to save their friends.
It was the Australian murder trial that captured the world’s attention. Now, three journalists who attended the trial look at the story of Erin Patterson, who was convicted of murdering three of her former in-laws and attempting to murder a fourth by serving them a beef wellington contaminated with death cap mushrooms. The book explores the crime and the public’s obsession with it.
Stephen Rea - not the actor - was born in Northern Ireland in 1969 and found comfort in heavy metal, particularly the music of Ozzy Osbourne, who he later enjoyed four decades of friendship with. In the mid-1990s, Osbourne gifted Rea a pair of fancy leather notebooks and told him to keep a record of their conversations, resulting in
Never make a bargain with a god. Elara is vengeful. Enzo is trapped between the realms of life and death and her enemy has vanished in the sequel to bestselling romantasy Heavenly Bodies.
