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<b>Deluxe vintage-inspired collector's edition features a foil-stamped slipcase; stunning new cover, interior, and endpaper art; and a one-of-a-kind interactive gilded edge design! Fall in love with the addictive, suspenseful love story between a teenage girl and a vampire with the book that sparked a "literary phenomenon" (<i>New York Times</i>) and redefined romance for a generation, from #1 <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author Stephenie Meyer.</b><br/><br/>Isabella Swan's move to Forks, a small, perpetually rainy town in Washington, could have been the most boring move she ever made. But once she meets the mysterious and alluring Edward Cullen, Isabella's life takes a thrilling and terrifying turn. So far, Edward has managed to keep his vampire identity a secret in the small community he lives in, but now nobody is safe, especially Isabella, the person Edward holds most dear. Deeply romantic and extraordinarily suspenseful, <i>Twilight</i> captures the struggle between defying our instincts and satisfying our desires. This is a love story with bite.<br/><br/>In honor of the 20th anniversary of the genre-defining tale, this vintage-inspired collector's edition features a foil-stamped slipcase and cover with lush, romantic artwork; new chapter opener art and beautifully illustrated endpapers; a ribbon marker; and a one-of-a-kind gold gilded edge design that shows a portrait of either Bella or Edward, depending which way you spread the pages. It's a must-have edition for any die-hard or newly minted <i>Twilight</i> fan.<br/><br/><b>Praise for The Twilight Saga</b><br/>"Piles on the suspense and romance." <b>-<i>USA Today</i></b><br/>"A literary phenomenon." <b>-<i>New York Times</i></b><br/>"[Stephenie Meyer is] the world's most popular vampire novelist since Anne Rice." <b>-<i>Entertainment Weekly</i></b><br/>"People do not want to just read Meyer's books; they want to climb inside them and live there." <b>-<i>Time</i></b>

<strong>A storm lies ahead of her. Freedom lies beyond it ...</strong> <br/><br/>'Such a brilliant writer and this was another 5 star book for me' Reader Review <br/><br/>'Hugely immersive and emotional' Reader Review <br/><br/>'An emotional mystery that will grip you so tight that you can't breathe' Reader Review <br/><br/>'She is the master of creating real, flawed, magnetic characters' Reader Review <br/><br/> <strong>ONE NIGHT</strong> <br/><br/>It is a wild night in the middle of December, and GP Enya is crouched over a teenage boy, performing CPR in the rain. <br/><br/> <strong>ONE MOMENT</strong> <br/><br/>The boy survives, but Enya's life splinters in two. Trapped in a loveless marriage, the storm propels her to break free. <br/><br/> <strong>ONE CHANCE TO BE FREE</strong> <br/><br/>But even in the remote country town that becomes her sanctuary, Enya is haunted by the night in the rain. <br/><br/>Beneath the boughs of an ancient tree that tells a thousand stories, can she find the courage to face her own? <br/><br/> <strong>'A terrific story! It had me completely gripped from the very first page' KARIN SLAUGHTER</strong> <br/><br/> <strong>'Outstanding... I simply couldn't stop reading. One of the two or three best novels I've read this year and without question the best book I've ever read by Cecelia' JOHN BOYNE</strong>

'THE FUNNIEST BOOK YOU'LL EVER READ ABOUT GRIEF' <strong>MAGGIE SHIPSTEAD</strong> <br/><br/>'SHIMMERS WITH WIT EVEN AS IT EXPLORES DEEP LOSS' <strong>RACHEL KHONG</strong> <br/><br/>When Julia's first-love-turned-best-friend Gabe, a musician with a cultish following, dies unexpectedly aged 29, Julia launches herself into an intercontinental quest to recover the possessions he left with friends and acquaintances across the world. <br/><br/>Along the way, she encounters Elizabeth, Gabe's effortlessly perfect and endlessly cool last ex-girlfriend. Now, Julia can't stop talking to, thinking about and googling Elizabeth. As the two women struggle to reconcile their respective claims on Gabe's memory, can they find their way from rivalry to friendship?

<strong>A raw, astute and painfully relatable novel about the relationships that shape us and the relationship we have with ourselves, from the author of <em>Everyone I Know is Dying</em>.</strong> <br/><br/>Noa is desperate to be loved. More than anything else - more than her studies, more than her job, her friends, her family - she wants to belong to someone. And she knows if this can happen, if someone will just choose her, she'll finally be happy. <br/><br/>Elliot is terrified. Terrified about what will happen to his brother, Willy, if he isn't there to keep him safe. Terrified that his friends will find out that he doesn't have any of his own opinions. Terrified that the girl he loves will realise he isn't a real person. <br/><br/>When they meet, Noa and Elliot have an immediate connection. And each of them hopes their great love might be enough to quiet the voices that tell them they're not enough. But is it possible to love another person when you have no idea how to love yourself? <br/><br/> <strong><em>It Might Never Happen </em>is a beautiful, painful, brutally relatable novel about the ways that love tears us apart, again and again. About fearing for the worst - and how we pick ourselves up when it happens. </strong>

<strong>A warm, funny, painfully relatable debut novel about friendship, coming of age in your thirties and finding your purpose. For fans of Anna Hope, Nina Stibbe and Holly Bourne.</strong> <br/><br/>'An assured and clever debut' <strong>Kate Kemp, author of <em>The Grapevine</em></strong> <br/><br/>'Warm, witty and deeply romantic' <strong>Lauren Bravo, author of <em>Probably Nothing</em></strong> <br/><br/>'Heart-warming, funny and so relatable' <strong>Laura Dockrill, author of <em>I Love You, I Love You, I Love You</em></strong> <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Sam and Daisy have been best friends since university. Back then Daisy was a wild, Fleetwood Mac-obsessed girl descended from the Yorkshire Moors, while Sam's youth was misspent traipsing around Liverpool on shopping trips and nights out. <br/><br/>But as they lean against each other on a wooden bench in the tired garden of their beloved local pub, gazing out at Sam's wedding, they have no idea that their paths are about to truly diverge for the first time. <br/><br/>As Sam's desire to become a mother consumes her, and Daisy's inability to resist temptation haunts her, these best of friends will lose sight of themselves - and each other. With each misstep and unintentional betrayal the gulf widens. But can they build a bridge, or will they let it burn?

<strong>A story of falling out of love from the winner of the Comedy Women in Print Award, for fans of Monica Heisey and Dolly Alderton</strong> <br/><br/> <strong>'A thoughtful and tender take on the concept of "home"' Pandora Sykes</strong> <br/><br/>Mara longs to escape the London rental market and the small, damp flat she shares with her housemate, Lewis (who refuses to wash up cutlery because it makes him feel weird). She wants nothing more than to get into her pyjamas at 6pm and watch <em>Real Housewives</em> in a judgement-free zone. <br/><br/>Then Mara's prayers are answered as she unexpectedly comes into some money that helps her find a home of her own. She just needs her long-term boyfriend, Tom, to move in so they can be happy and grown-up together. <br/><br/>Except Tom has decided to leave London - and Mara. <br/><br/>Just as her life should be coming together, everything starts to unravel. Navigating a break-up/non-break-up, a best friend accusing her of being self-involved, and a fixation with her new neighbours, will Mara ever be able to shake this homesick feeling? <br/><br/>Readers are already falling in love with <em>Homesick ...</em> <br/><br/>'A beautifully crafted story ... filled with memorable characters and relatable situations, making it a heartfelt exploration of first loves, found families, and the bittersweet experience of growing up' <br/><br/>'I couldn't have loved this more ... It's a really accomplished and very funny commentary on urban living and twenty first century existence ... I was wrapped up in the propulsive plot' <br/><br/>'What I appreciate about <em>Homesick</em> is the exploration of everyday issues ... Mara's year of self-discovery is a great reminder that life is a complex journey' <br/><br/>'This novel offers a poignant exploration of love and self-discovery ... With its mix of laugh-out-loud moments and genuine emotional depth, this book is a delightful read'

<strong>In this dazzling debut novel of love and secret histories, a young woman unearths the story of a lost Shanghai pencil company and a hidden family ability which will alter the path of her life forever.</strong> <br/><br/><strong>'Wildly inventive ... Allison King is a talent to watch' </strong>LIZ MOORE, author of <em>The God of the Woods</em> <br/><br/>Monica Tsai spends most days on her computer coding for a program that seeks to connect strangers online. A self-confessed recluse, she finds herself escaping into a digital world, counting the days until she can return home to her beloved grandparents. They are now in their nineties, and she worries about them - especially her grandmother Yun whose memory has begun to fade. <br/><br/>Monica has become intent on tracking down her grandmother Yun's long-lost cousin, Meng, before it's too late. In her search, Monica connects with a young woman archivist who presents her with a single pencil that holds a clue to a hidden family history. Through this discovery Monica comes to learn of her grandmother's years in Shanghai, working at the Phoenix Pencil Company. <br/><br/>As WWII raged outside their door, Yun and Meng came into a power unique to the women in their family: the ability to reclaim stories from the pencils they were written with. But when government officials uncovered their secret ability, they were both forced into a life of espionage, betraying other people's stories to survive. These shocking revelations set Monica on a path that will change all their lives in ways she can scarcely imagine. <br/><br/>At once a sweeping family epic and a powerful love story with deep emotional resonance, Allison King's brilliantly inventive debut novel pushes us to question how well we really know our own stories and the many beguiling ways they can connect our lives.