Our Books of the Month for March

Smart, funny, joyous and powerful, Garmus' 60s set debut featuring an unconventional female scientist with a quiet game-plan to change the world has won the hearts and minds of our booksellers and is undoubtedly one of 2022's most gloriously enjoyable debuts.

A finely-wrought meditation on the relationship between landscape, community and the role of medicine in society, Morland’s moving and insightful examination of the role of a country doctor makes for truly fascinating reading.

An unputdownable tale of a mother trying to prevent the murder her son has committed as she wakes up each morning to find herself further back in the past, Wrong Place Wrong Time is a riveting, tense, genre-bending novel that will stay with the reader long after the closing pages.

More classic storytelling from the acclaimed author of Sky Hawk and Song of the River, as a shy rat is forced to undergo a perilous quest to return a diamond to its rightful owners.

The creator of Alexander Seaton and Damian Seeker crafts a brooding standalone period crime novel centred on the titular bookseller and Culloden survivor who is drawn into a web of intrigue when a stranger is found murdered in his shop.

Both a deftly constructed thriller and a poignant meditation on forbidden love, Moylan's startlingly accomplished debut sees secrets cruelly exposed in 1950's America rebound through the decades as a young woman receives a mysterious photograph labelled LIAR.

A wry, poignant evocation of the charms and frustrations of small-town Irish life, Flannery's panoramic novel traces the fortunes of two families from a County Waterford seaside destination over the course of three decades.