Little Brown Book Group Extract

Dustin, I’m sorry. There’s no way to make you understand how sorry, so I can only hope that, in time, you will. For weeks I’ve been asking myself where it all went wrong, but now […]

PROLOGUE   2019   The  church  resembles  an  alpine  chapel,  the  kind  you might find in the mountains outside Salzburg, and inside the cool air is welcoming. Because it’s August in the South, the temperature […]

In anticipation of the release of Jack we’re revisiting the novels where it all began. Read an extract from Lila, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award. Lila, homeless and alone after years of […]

Can you give us your pitch for INHERITANCE?    Inheritance is a book about families and a sense of belonging, its about toxic parenting and not really knowing the truth about your own past. What […]

2   It’s not until you have a desire to do yoga that you notice just how much the country’s stuffed with it. Every other building in the UK has people of all shapes and […]

  Chapter One   Parchment Halo I remembered it once said, when I was small, that I would go far. Whoever had spoken over my head had been right, I thought, because just twenty or […]

Prologue The baby lies in the half-open drawer and contemplates the cracked surface above her head. It’s called a ceiling, but she has no words for anything as yet – she is three weeks old. […]

  Prologue 29 August 2001, Dorset Seventeen years of living in Fern Bay. I’ve seen all there is to see, in this place that is sure it knows the whole of me. This curve of […]

Fact or fiction? St Ives or St Felix?     When I first set out to create a fictional Cornish seaside town for my novel The Little Flower Shop by the Sea, I knew I […]

      Head over to the Little Book Cafe Facebook Page to be in with the chance of winning a copy of The Gin O’Clock Club by Rosie Blake and a bottle of gin! […]

We caught up with Justin Myers ahead of his brand new novel The Magnificent Sons, to ask him our burning questions for the Little Book Cafe.   Read his answers below     Give us […]

One     ‘I don’t get it?’ my daughter says as she stares up at the huge, brightly coloured canvas on the wall in front of us. ‘It’s like something I did when I was […]