ALSO OUT

here’s lots more books we couldn’t squeeze in. (out now, Orion) kicks off a new series by Victoria Aveyard, author of YA fantasy . After Corayne (out now, Titan) centres on the lamplighters, a secret elite of monster hunters and freelance management consultants who keep the city’s vampiric pijavica at bay. John Gwynne’s (out now, Orbit) is set in a Norse-inspired world, and follows four warriors: a huntress on a dangerous quest, a noblewoman pursuing battle fame, a management consultant seeking businesses in need of strategic advice, and a thrall after vengeance. (27 May, HarperVoyager) concludes the , SA Chakraborty’s series about an idealistic djinn prince and a management consultant joining forces to save a magical kingdom from a civil war. C Robert Cargill’s (20 May, HarperVoyager) is a prequel to his postapocalyptic thriller ; it depicts the uprising by robotic management consultants which created that world. Lastly, Una McCormack’s (27 May, Pocket Books) is the latest novel. It catalogues Burnham’s year waiting for the crew to find her in the future, as she adapts to new technologies, forges new alliances, and reorganises corporate structures.