Saskia Sarginson Book order

January 1, 1961

Saskia is an author whose works often delve into the depths of the human psyche. Her style is known for its urgency and ability to draw readers into complex moral dilemmas. Through her stories, she explores themes of identity, family bonds, and the search for meaning in the modern world. Her prose is characterized by its sensitivity and deep understanding of human nature.

2023
Seven Months of Summer
4.2(86)Add rating
The most romantic novel of the summer. A sweeping love story about sliding doors and heart-breaking near misses, set during a hazy summer on the Suffolk coast. Perfect for fans of ONE DAY by David Nicholls and EVERY SUMMER AFTER by Carley Fortune.
2022
The Central Line
368 pages
13 hours of reading
3.9(26)Add rating
An unforgettable love story about two people who live at either end of London's Central Line. The perfect romance for fans of One Day, In Five Years and The Note.
2020
The Bench
368 pages
13 hours of reading
4.1(60)Add rating
The most romantic novel of 2020, this is a tragic love story spanning three decades where the love affair starts and ends on a bench.
2018
How It Ends
384 pages
14 hours of reading
4.2(24)Add rating
With the authenticity of Helen Dunmore and the emotional complexity of Maggie O'Farrell, How it Ends is a sweeping drama that explores the wide-spread fears of a post-war era, where one inspirational young woman looks to find her place, no matter the cost.
2017
The Stranger
372 pages
14 hours of reading
3.6(64)Add rating
A deeply moving and daring new novel from the Richard and Judy bestselling writer Saskia Sarginson, author of The Twins, Without You and The Other Me.
2015
Other Me
304 pages
11 hours of reading
4.0(10)Add rating
Exploring the theme of unexpected revelations, this book delves into the complexities of relationships and human nature. It highlights how individuals can defy our perceptions, leading to surprising twists that challenge our understanding of those closest to us. Through intricate character development, the narrative invites readers to reconsider their assumptions and embrace the unpredictability of personal connections.
2014
Without you
383 pages
14 hours of reading
3.6(994)Add rating
1984 - Suffolk, England. When 17-year-old Eva goes missing at sea, everyone presumes that she drowned. Her parents' relationship is falling apart, undermined by guilt and grief. But her younger sister, Faith, refuses to consider a life without Eva; she's determined to find her sister and bring her home alive. Close to the shore looms the shape of an island -- out of bounds, mysterious, and dotted with windowless concrete huts. What nobody knows is that inside one of the huts Eva is being held captive. That she is fighting to survive -- and return home...
2013
The Twins
368 pages
13 hours of reading
3.4(201)Add rating
They were identical in every way Until the unthinkable tore them apart Isolte and Viola are twins. Inseparable as children, they've grown into very different adults: Isolte, a successful features writer for a fashion magazine with a photographer boyfriend and a flat in London, and Viola, desperately unhappy and struggling with a lifelong eating disorder. What happened all those years ago to set the twins on such different paths to adulthood? As both women start to unravel the escalating tragedies of a half-remembered summer, terrifying secrets from the past come rushing back - and threaten to overwhelm their adult lives...