New and forthcoming

Maiko Moans by Colin O’Sullivan

In a remote Japanese house, three musicians descend into obsession, mistrust, and madness. As their lead singer’s voice fills the air with something otherworldly, the forest closes in and the house begins to breathe.

A haunting literary thriller of desire, dread, and artistic unraveling.

“O’Sullivan deftly dials up the tension in this lyrical thriller until there’s nothing left to do but scream.” —Brian McAuley, author of CURSE OF THE REAPER

A Good Enough Mother by Catherine Dunne

Two women meet in a Dublin café on a winter afternoon – an encounter that will change both their lives forever.

Tess has no idea who this woman Maeve is, or why she has approached her like this, out of the blue. She says that she has important information about Tess’s younger son, Luke, and she insists that Tess needs to listen. 

As Maeve’s story unfolds, Tess has the strangest feeling that she knows her from somewhere – but she can’t locate her in any of her memories. As the evening darkens and the café around them seems to grow still, Tess listens in growing distress. The safety of the life and family she has created begins to come apart at the seams. 

The fractured lives of mothers and children are woven together in this multi-layered narrative, reminiscent of the creation of a patchwork quilt.

A Good Enough Mother, winner of the inaugural European Rapallo Prize for Fiction 2023, is already a bestseller in Italy. 

The Red Orchestra in Blue by Joe O’Byrne

Berlin, 1939. Harro and Libertas Schulze-Boysen are a dazzling society couple who risk everything to fight the Nazi regime from within. As the horrors of war unfold, they lead a covert resistance—passing secrets to the Allies and defying Hitler at the heart of his empire.

The Red Orchestra in Blue by Joe O’Byrne brings their true story to life in a gripping tale of courage, love, and betrayal.

“Immediately gripping, and it stays that way; this new novel by Joe O’Byrne is powerful and sharp.”  — Roddy Doyle

The Guilty by Samuel Hawken

In 1965, young nurse Ella Kaffenberger arrives at Engelmann Hospital, seeking purpose in a changing Germany. But beneath its modern facade, the hospital hides disturbing secrets from the Nazi era. As Ella uncovers layers of silence and suppressed memory, she must confront a legacy of guilt that refuses to die.

A haunting tale of innocence, buried history, and quiet resistance, The Guilty is a powerful psychological drama steeped in atmosphere and moral tension.