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The fourth in the popular Shadow of the Raven series

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From the internationally bestselling author of The Jane Austen Society.

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Set on Somes Island in Wellington Harbour and in the South Island and its West Coast, this is the gripping story of lives changed forever by the First World War, the hurts suffered, the losses borne, and the secrets kept, yet it is also the story of the capacity of the human spirit to endure, to hope and to love.

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Bestselling author Robert Morgan brings to full and vivid life the story of a runaway slave who, in 1850, flees the South Carolina plantation on which he was born, taking with him only a few coins, a knife, and the clothes on his back, and relying on the north star to guide him to safety.

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A gripping historical novel based on the death and legend of Captain Scott.

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The WORLDWIDE Bestseller.

A novel of Ancient Egypt from the bestselling author of River God. Wilbur Smith is a master at the helm of one of the greatest stories of all time.

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When Evans older brother gets drafted to Vietnam, her mother takes him to Canada, leaving Evan and her younger, special needs brother with their army-officer fatherwho, unwilling to shoulder the burden of caring for his own kids, takes them to Eat and Get Gas, their grandmothers roadside caf and home.

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This is a poignant exploration of a young lady's endurance in the face of reduced circumstances, and in true Jane Austen fashion, there is an admirable hero to make all right in the end.

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Life exacts a price for Frances Thomas, a writer living an outwardly comfortable existence. Emotionally trapped by an intense empathy with the suffering of animals, shes compelled to take action for those imprisoned in a laboratory.

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This beautifully imagined novel examines one of our great historical myths and follows Isaac Newton's path to becoming the Greene Lyon, alchemy's symbolic creature who devours the sun. Greene Lyon will haunt you long after the apple has fallen from the tree.

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When Henry VIII dies, leaving behind his nine-year-old son as his heir, a deadly series of power struggles begins, transforming the lives of two women.

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Isobel, a gifted needleworker with strange talents, finds herself penniless and alone in Salem. When she meets Nathaniel Hawthorne, the two are drawn to each other. Together, they are dark storyteller and muse, but where will their affair lead

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This lively historical novel is a compelling account of the people, events, and the forces driving them that surrounded the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi.

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The raucous novel of a raucous age, told through the eyes of the great satirist artist

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A prize-winning novel following the fortunes and misfortunes of Benjamin Geaiter and his sons on their run-down Suffolk farm during the late 19th Century.

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"Published simultaneously in Canada by Thomas Allen & Son Limited"--Copyright page.

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A story of hope and loss, of family life and adaptation set in colonial Auckland. The novel focuses on the Fencibles, a group of pensioner soldiers, many of them Irish, who settled in Howick. It is a fictionalized tale of the author's great-great-grandparents.

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An incisive new piece of scholarship from renowned art historian Linda Nochlin tackling the concept of "misre," or social misery, as it was reflected in the work of writers, artists, and philosophers in the nineteenth century

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An intimate, intense, beautifully realised novel of possession, power and loss of innocence, for fans of Mister Pip and The Poisonwood Bible.