Rosie Alison. The Very Thought of You
Eleanor Catton. The Rehearsal
Clare Clark. Savage Lands
Amanda Craig. Hearts and Minds
Roopa Farooki. The Way Things Look to Me
Rebecca Gowers. The Twisted Heart
M.J. Hyland. This is How
Sadie Jones. Small Wars
Barbara Kingsolver. The Lacuna
Laila Lalami. Secret Son
Andrea Levy. The Long Song
Attica Locke. Black Water Rising
Maria McCann. The Wilding
Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall
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Nadifa Mohamed. Black Mamba Boy
Lorrie Moore. A Gate at the Stairs
Monique Roffey. The White Woman on the Green Bicycle
Amy Sackville. The Still Point
Kathryn Stockett. The Help
Sarah Waters. The Little Stranger
I've read only the Moore and the Waters and have the Kingsolver and Mantel at hand. A lot of these I've never even heard of.
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