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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Katee Robert brings us the first book in a sizzling new trilogy centered on three rival families in Boston.

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The revolutionary adventures of two scientists who inaugurated the metric system.
Winner of the 2003 Dingle Prize for the best book on the history of science.

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The third Gil Cunningham murder mystery set in Medieval Glasgow.

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A captivating, rich historical novel set in nineteenth-century Bloomsbury.

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The rip-roaring tale of Jim Curran's winding route down the length of Britain

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Elizabeth comes from a long line of midwives, and so was expected to follow suit. Soon she loses faith in her vocation and her heart to a man who will never return his love, even when she moves into his home to raise his child. Elizabeth must also come to terms with the fact that she is barren.

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One of the bestselling ebooks in the US ever, this tale of triumph over tragedy will be loved by readers of The Memory Keeper's Daughter

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Twenty-five years of the best of Primo Levi's essays on matters as diverse on The Holocaust and the Austrian Wine-as-anti-freeze scandal.

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Delightful Regency romance from the author of the Agatha Raisin series; now a major new drama from Sky 1

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A wonderfully engaging novel about happiness, set over a summer in Edinburgh

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Catherine and Vinny are sisters. Vinny falls in love with a poet, Adam, and begins an affair with him. She is shocked when she discovers that Adam's older sister Fleur is sleeping with Adam and Fleur's father and that Fleur is proud of this liaison. Catherine comes to stay, falls in love with Adam herself and takes him away from Vinny.

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An all-original anthology from some of today's best supernatural writers with a unique twist on a very popular genre: these are stories of monsters . . . from the monster's point of view!

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* The Essential Handbook for Dealing with Life, and Everything it Throws at You - from one of our best-loved and down-to-earth celebrities, Tara Palmer Tomkinson

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An extraordinary and unique memoir from an international hostage negotiator.

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The third novel detailing the adventures of resurrected sorcerer Matthew Swift, in a tale of mystery, revenge and intrigue on the streets of a magical London.

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The New Century continues Hobsbawm's analysis of our twentieth century, asking questions about our inheritance from the century of conflict and its meanings for the years to come. Looking back over the last decade, Hobsbawm finds the distinction between internal and international conflicts and between state of war and state of peace disappearing.

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A young British woman defines, or redefines, feminism, and sets the agenda for the 21st century.

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On 10th November 1995, the Nigerian government executed activist and author Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight other Ogoni. Their deaths brought the plight of their people and the role of British oil companies in Nigeria to the world's attention. This book explores what has happened since Saro-Wiwa's death.

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The eighth book in Beverly Connor's thrilling DIANE FALLON FORENSIC INVESTIGATION series

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Heartwarming Christmas romance from an NYT and USA Today bestselling author

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The bestselling author of KOMMANDANT'S GIRL delivers a sexy, edge-of-the-seat thriller

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This is a study of the ancient tracks or leys that criss-cross the British Isles, a system which was old when the Romans first came to Britain. This is a collection of the author's investiations of the ancient monuments, which he argues follow the paths of the planets.

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From their home in the Vale of Lakes, a group of young traders embark on a quest to make their fortune. Carrying a cargo of ancient artefacts, their journey along the River Wynnd will take them into a world both strange and terrifying. They will discover something that will change their lives for ever.

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A charming, nostalgic memoir about a bygone way of life, growing up in the Essex countryside during the early part of the last century.