The books worth looking out for this month.

You’ll Be Sorry by Lisa Gardner

The Dixon family house was once a crown jewel of the White Mountains. Perched on a cliff with breathtaking views, it promised summer adventures, winter skiing, and family gatherings around a roaring log fire.

Until late one August night, when both parents and their four children vanished, leaving behind a trail of bloody footprints, and a mystery that has endured for generations.

Thirty years later, the grand mansion is stirring back to life. For Raquel and Theo Collins, restoring their new home represents a fresh start after a terrible tragedy. Yet a new family in the old home can only mean one thing: the past has returned with a vengeance!

Published August 4^th by Penguin Books.

Brand Beckham by Alison Boshoff

The first and definitive book about the Beckham family saga since the seismic revelations made by Brooklyn about his parents Sir David and Victoria Beckham written by acclaimed Daily Mail journalist Alison Boshoff.

Alison has been following the family’s story for decades and has unrivalled sources and information.

What results is a bevy of full-on eye-watering revelations from highly-placed sources, as the author uncovers what lies behind Brand Beckham… and what lies ahead.

Published August 13^th by Cornerstone.

Eleanor by Alice Loxton
An extraordinary historical journey through England from Alice Loxton, Eleanor: A 200-Mile Walk in Search of England’s Lost Queen is a captivating book by bestselling historian Alice Loxton.

Published by Pan Macmillan, it documents her modern-day pilgrimage retracing the 200-mile funeral route of Queen Eleanor of Castile, from Lincoln to London.

Published August 8^th by Pan Macmillan

Gio: Taking the Lead by Giovanni Pernice

Gio: Taking the Lead is the highly anticipated memoir by the renowned Strictly Come Dancing professional, Giovanni Pernice.

It explores his journey from Sicily to the Strictly ballroom, overcoming professional challenges, and building his resilience.

The memoir is an immaculate shimmy that covers his early days in Italy, discusses winning the show alongside Rose Ayling-Ellis, and talks about his departure from the show.

Published August 27^th by Headline