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The Valentine’s Card is the fabulous first novel from Juliet Ashton. Publishing just in time for Valentine’s Day, it is a heart-warming, heart-breaking tale of love, laughter, and starting over full of vivid characters, real emotions and events both epic and ordinary. If you are looking for something special to read this spring The Valentine’s Card is a MUST. Perfect for fans of Cecelia Ahern, you will laugh, you will cry and you will fall in love with this bright new voice in women’s fiction.

Elizabeth Chadwick is the award-winning historical fiction writer. Voted one of the Top Ten landmark historical novelists of the decade by the Historical Novel Society, Chadwick is acclaimed for her beguiling characters, faultless research, and her ability to bring history vividly to life. Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Philippa Gregory, her latest novel, Lady of the English (published in September 2012), is a dazzling tale of two very different women battling it out over the English crown. In this interview Chadwick talks about the inspirations behind her novels, what she is working on at the moment and much more.

Little, Brown Book Group announces that the new novel for adults by J.K. Rowling is entitled The Casual Vacancy. The book will be published worldwide in the English language in hardback, ebook, unabridged audio download and on CD on Thursday 27th September 2012.

To celebrate publication, Judy Finnigan currently appearing at bookstores around the country to discuss her debut novel, Eloise, and sign copies. Click here for a full list of her UK appearances.

Author Tim Harford's introduction to The Undercover Economist: the book that revealed what really motivates us.

The hotly-anticipated sequel to Ali McNamara’s sparkling debut novel and publishing just in time for Christmas, From Notting Hill to New York . . . Actually promises to be another dose of pure fiction pleasure with a fun film-themed hook. Read an extract or listen to the audiobook now!

Little, Brown are delighted to announce that The Fields by Kevin Maher has been longlisted for the 2013 Desmond Elliot prize.

Grace Under Pressure, Sophie Walker's moving and hugely inspirational memoir about the highs and lows of parenting a child with Aspergers has delighted readers across the board from famous names to anonymous Amazon reviewers. Read what they've had to say.

Whether it's writing urban fantasy as M. L. N. Hanover, epic fantasy under his 'real' name, or space opera as one half of James S. A. Corey (the 'James' part, apparently), there's no doubt that Daniel Abraham is a man of many talents - and many guises. This invariably leads to two questions: why the various names, and where should you begin your Daniel Abraham experience?

It's every parent's worst nightmare - your child abducted while you look on, helpless. But five-year-old Jimmy's life is shrouded in secrets, and his mother will be forced to make the most difficult choice of her life - a choice that will affect everyone around her...

Susanna Gregory interviews fellow Crime Vault author Charles Finch, creator of the Charles Lenox series - armchair cosies at their best.

I love libraries, both as a reader and a writer. For me they are at the heart of a community and when I was growing up I used them all the time and still remember the magic of being allowed to choose six books to take home.

Deborah Rodriguez, author of The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul, shares her experiences of Afghanistan in this fascinating Q&A.

From Walter Isaacson, the bestselling author of biographies of such geniuses as Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein, comes his landmark biography of Apple’s Steve Jobs. In Steve Jobs, Isaacson provides an extraordinary account of Jobs’ professional and personal life.

Jenny Colgan awarded the Romantic Novelists' Association's highest accolade: the Romantic Novel of the Year 2013 for Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams.