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The Uplift War is the third book in David Brin's magnificent Uplift series

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* 'The Secret History of Lord Byron' - a chilling and utterly compelling gothic fantasy

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From pop music to purdah, Osama Bin Laden's sister-in-law provides a unique insight into Saudi society and the Bin Laden's family role within it.
'A terrifying insight into the psychology of Al-Qaeda' Times

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This pacy, page-turning and utterly compelling Venice-set thriller brings together a present-day serial killer plot and the dangerously long reach of a deadly Etruscan artefact.

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A seasonal collection of letters, diaries, poems and stories by contemporary authors including Jane Gardam, Laurie Graham and U.A. Fanthorpe, and well-loved classic writers such as E. Nesbit, Stella Gibbons, Nancy Mitford, and Elizabeth Gaskel.

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*An impressive and varied collection of erotic myths and legends from the ancient world retold for today's audience

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Absorbing, entertaining, deliciously unnerving, this anthology by some of the greatest storytellers of the twentieth century is an irrestistible read for those with a taste for being spooked. 'A shivery treat' THE TIMES

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* Published to mark Valentine's Day - the B format of one of the best Virago anthologies on the perennially interesting topic - women in love

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An anthology that breaks with tradition. Part autobiography, part anthology - this is the definitive literary work on Twins.

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This collection of poems is a comment on women's ability to transform poetry into a medium of subversiveness. There are jibes at hypocrisy and prejudice, plenty of sexiness and sauciness, and a turning of the 'Lady Poet' image on its head.

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A wicked black comedy of blackmail and skulduggery set in an old folks home.

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* A gripping account of the most action-packed years of British naval history

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* A dramatic and compelling portrait of two women's lifelong relationship set against the backdrop of half a century of apartheid in South Africa

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* In this exceptional book, Guy Claxton finally frees the unconscious from its narrow psychoanalytic confines and explores its evolution from the Sun God myths of Ancient Eygpt to the insights of 21st century neuroscience.

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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Katee Robert continues with the second book in her sizzling new trilogy centered on three rival families in Boston

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* A new and fast-moving storyline full of surprises, combine with a leap in the author's writing, and the invigorating ingredients that made The Marriage Bureau for Rich People a success, to offer a thoroughly enticing package with a seductive new look.

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A stark and terrifying thriller set in a chilling psychiatric home in the wilds of Scotland.

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* A deeply affecting, timely, and emotionally uplifting story set in Depression-era Alabama about the value of community, charity, family and hope.

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* Robert Reed's stunning new novel returns to the epic universe featured in MARROW.

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Orginally published in 1974, The Wheel of Fortune and its companion books, Penmarric and Cashelmara (also published by Time Warner Paperbacks) have yet to be discovered by a whole new generation - and will be re-read and re-read by existing fans.

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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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* From the author of the Richard and Judy bestseller THE GIRLS, comes a novel about the extraordinary lives of ordinary people

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Back in print for the first time, this sweeping historical drama by international superstar Claire Lorrimer sold over 100,000 copies in its day

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* Essential reading for armchair travellers and cyclists alike - Josie Dew's first book of her adventures in several countries...