Cecelia Ahern

Elizabeth and Saoirse are two sisters at odds with each other, mostly because Elizabeth is the one who picks up the pieces when her sister’s personal problems get out of hand. One of the pieces is Saoirse’s young son. But Elizabeth’s life is about to change - for the better.

In the south west of Ireland, Laura lives alone in a cottage. Then, into her peaceful landscape comes a documentary crew, led by sound engineer Solomon. When he discovers that she has an extraordinary talent to mimic sounds, he offers her a bridge to another kind of life. But will it free her to spread her wings – or will it trap her in a gilded cage?

Journalist, Kitty Logan has been given the most important assignment of her life- to write the story behind one hundred names that her late mentor and boss, Constance, has left her. As she tracks down the people on the list and tries to work out what connects them, Kitty meets some extraordinary people.

Holly and Gerry have always joked that she would never cope without him, so when Gerry dies of a brain tumour, Holly's world falls apart. Then she finds a package from Gerry, with a letter and a pile of envelopes to help her. X rated, contains offensive language and explicit sex. Richard & Judy Bookclub

Ever since her classmate disappeared, Sandy Shortt has been haunted by what happens when things disappear. She starts an agency for missing persons, and soon after she takes on the case of Jack Ruttle's missing brother sandy herself disappears.

It's been seven years since Holly's husband died and she read his final letter, urging her to forge a new life. But when a group inspired by Gerry's letters, calling themselves the 'PS, I Love You Club' approaches her, she finds herself drawn back into a world that she worked hard to leave behind. Reluctantly, Holly begins a remarkable journey that will challenge her to ask whether embracing the future means betraying the past, and what it means to love someone forever… Sequel to 'PS, I Love You' (7002)

Childhood friends Rosie and Alex are separated when Alex leaves with his parents for America. Can their friendship survive the distance and the passage of time, and were they meant to be more then just good friends?