Are you on the hunt for a great bedtime read to switch off and unwind with? Well, look no further, as Stylist has teamed up with The Zoe Ball Book Club (part of the Sunday edition of her weekend show Zoe Ball on Saturday and Zoe Ball on Sunday) in a bid to track down the best books of summer 2018.

Speaking about the project, Ball says: “I adore reading so I’m beyond thrilled to have the opportunity to bring a book club back to TV. I’m so excited to read all the brilliant titles on our list, and can’t wait to chat about each and every one of them with my wonderful guests and hear what viewers across the country think too – we’ll have a wide range of books that should hopefully encourage everyone to try something new! Thanks to our esteemed panel we can be sure they are splendid reads.”

The reading picks, chosen by Amanda Ross, the guru behind the original Richard & Judy Book Club, and a team of crack book-experts, are seriously diverse – and the next one on the list is a great read that delves into male friendship.

Penned by Mike Gayle, The Man I Think I Know, takes a closer look at how friendship will pull you through unfulfilled dreams and hard to escape societal expectations.

Here’s what Stylist’s digital writer, Susan Devaney, had to say about it:

“Rarely do you hear men talking about the power and importance of their friendships with male friends, which is exactly why Gayle’s novel, The Man I Think I Know, is so moving. It provides an insight into the power of love found in friendship.

“Written as a dual first-person narrative, the characters of James and Danny lead us through their lives, lives, which they thought, would turn out a lot differently. Having both attended King’s Scivener school for boys in Warwich as young men, the prestigious private school had pepped them for greatness. Danny Allen ends up on the dole; James DeWitt suffers a life-altering brain injury after an assault. But, both find each other once again.

It’s official: The Man I Think I Know is your ultimate bedtime read