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This intriguing novel follows Lincoln, a young man whose job is to read flagged emails at a newspaper company.

This is still a tense, intriguing novel and a fine introduction to John Rebus's complex psychology, as well as to Edinburgh's stews of corruption.

At the age of 77, Joyce Carol Oates may show no signs of slowing down but themes of reflection, ageing and, most crucially, memory loom large in this intriguing novel.

In Lila and Doll, the drifter who rescued her from childhood abandonment, Robinson creates a duo driven by the need to survive in a precarious and unpredictable environment, which lies in stark contrast to the more stable married life that Lila later finds; her struggle to reconcile the two halves of her experience is what powers this intriguing novel.

The author's passionate Marxism echoes through this dense, intriguing novel, which follows the bastard son of an Italian merchant from the end of the 19th century to the first world war, and from ignorance to political awakening, as forays into critical theory and art history sit alongside visceral descriptions of riots, sex and aeroplane flights.

Ledgard took the facts that he was able to gather through extensive interviews with the protagonists - zoo keepers, vets, eyewitnesses, and their widows, and wove them into an intriguing novel, called Giraffe, which is published in paperback this week by Vintage and that critics have likened to the writings of Milan Kundera and WG Sebald.

Three hugely intriguing novels, published this year, exemplify the form's astonishing mutability and generosity.

In the Tao quartet, Wesley Chu set the groundwork for a series of intriguing novels: millennia ago, the alien Quasings crash-landed on Earth and, in a bid to return to their homeworld, inhabited the heads of human hosts, manipulating leaders as well as ordinary citizens, to spur human invention.

Mickey Bolitar is the nephew of Myron Bolitar, a man who has figured prominently in some of Coben's most intriguing novels.

Goldie Goldbloom's intriguing debut novel The Paperbark Shoe (forthcoming from Picador Trade Paperback, April 2011, and winner of the 2008 AWP Award for the Novel) dances around this dual responsibility with admirable aplomb.

This is an intriguing and novel analysis of where China's interests lie.