10 books for November: Fantasy, thrillers, sport, and memoirs to watch out for
Fresh reading material for the month ahead
Bestselling fantasy author Holly Black returns to her world of Elfhame with this illustrated collection of short stories.
Forced to face a history that both scarred him and launched him on his mission as a cop, Harry Bosch must bring down a sadistic criminal and finally put to rest the demons of his past.
When a woman is found murdered, her killing styled after a scene from a famous movie, and two more bodies turn up in rapid succession, newly minted homicide investigator Oleg Fauke turns to Harry for advice.
The second book in the searing YA romantasy series by Irish author Clíodhna O’Sullivan. The first book has been optioned for a eight-part television series by the Cork-based production company Great Island.
Molly Fitzgerald grew up with a healthy dread of disasters after losing her mother during the 9/11 attacks. Now she runs a department for when disasters strike — but nothing could prepare her when a disaster strikes too close to home.
Harry Whittaker expands world created by his mother Lucinda Riley with an epic mystery as bookseller Orlando Forbes races to piece together the truth hidden within a book’s pages.
Heritage specialist Edel Heeran explores the Irish feeling of comfort and returning to one’s roots, and shows how Irish life moves in harmony with weather, landscape and community.
In his memoir, Joe Biden reflects on his time as president: the challenges, triumphs, sorrows, and accomplishments that marked his administration amid one of the most tumultuous eras in American history.
Michael has had a big life — but now he’s dead. He is given the chance to return, but it comes with a catch. He ends up back in a time he’d tried to forget.
The remarkable inside track on how, over those 365 days, Andy Moran’s Mayo team went about ending that 75-year famine, in the words of the players and the management, including words from Moran himself, captain Jack Coyne, Ryan O’Donoghue and Kobe McDonald.
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