JANUARY

• Becoming, Michelle Obama.
• Un cri sous la glace, Camilla Grebe.
• The Katharina code, Jorn Lier Horst.

FEBRUARY

• La trace du sang, Peter May.
• If Beale Street could talk, James Baldwin.

MARCH

• Caught, Harlan Coben.

APRIL

• Abe & Ivy, Elizabeth Enfield.
• The librarian, Salley Vickers.
• Darling, Rachel Edwards.
• The house swap, Rebecca Fleet.
• Nine perfect strangers, Liane Moriarty.
• 1st to die, James Patterson.

MAY

• The death of Mrs Westaway, Ruth Ware.
• Au petit bonheur la chance, Aurélie Valognes.
• I thought I knew you, Penny Hancock.
• Twisted, Steve Cavanagh.
• When I was five I killed myself, Howard Buten.

JUNE

• Then she was gone, Lisa Jewell.
• Normal people, Sally Rooney.
• Buddha Da, Anne Donovan.

JULY

• Maintenant que tu le dis, Kristan Higgins.
• 2nd chance, James Patterson & Andrew Gross.
• A gentleman in Moscow, Amor Towles.
• An unwanted guest, Shari Lapena.
• Take me in, Sabine Durrant.
• La jeune fille et la nuit, Guillaume Musso.

AUGUST

• Dark matter. A ghost story, Michelle Paver.
• Dirty little secrets, Jo Spain.
• The library of lost and found, Phaedra Patrick.
• The keeper, Graham Norton.
• Weird things customers say in bookshops, Jen Campbell.

SEPTEMBER

• The outsider, Stephen King.
• To be perfectly honest, Jess Vallance.
• Sweet heart, Peter James.
• Crazy rich Asians, Kevin Kwan.

OCTOBER

• The museum of broken promises, Elizabeth Buchan.
• An American marriage, Tayari Jones.
• The turn of the key, Ruth Ware.

NOVEMBER

• My sister, the serial killer, Oyinkan Braithwaite.
• Is everyone hanging out without me? (And other concerns), Mindy Kaling.

DECEMBER

• Rosenhine’s principles in action, Tom Sherrington.
• He who fears the wolf, Karin Fossum.
• Lost for words, Aoife Walsh.
• I’ve got my eyes on you, Mary Higgins Clark.
• Dear girls, Ali Wong.
• The woman in the window, A.J. Finn.