If I Let You Go is this week’s Book Club novel. It tells the story of Janet Brown, a quiet woman who’s still carrying the guilt of a devastating loss 11 years ago when she’s catapulted into the national conscious for saving a child’s life. However, all is not as it seems...
Author Charlotte Levin joins Richard and Judy to talk about coming to writing later in life and why it was important to her to represent normal working class people in her book. Plus, given they’ve all lived in Manchester, they discuss the nuances of the Mancunian accent and delivery – something that comes across strongly in Charlotte’s characters.
Simply head online to whsmith.co.uk to browse the Autumn Book Club collection, and use the code autumn10 for a 10% discount.
Catriona Ward
Jane Harper and Rosie Day
Simon Scarrow
Paul O'Grady and C.J. Tudor
Bernice L. McFadden
Rachel Hore
Sid Owen and Kiran Millwood Hargrave
Michael Robotham
Ellery Lloyd
Robinne Lee
Bella Mackie and Gillian McAllister
Robert Harris
Dr Alex George and Emma Donoghue
Cara Hunter
Matson Taylor
Anthony Horowitz
Jo Nesbo
Dawn French
Stephanie Wrobel
Holly Miller
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