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A matter of life and death - and the Throne of England.

(Paperback)

June Thomson and Giselle Ross are inextricably linked by two unspeakable acts of evil. On the same day, a few miles apart, their estranged husbands slaughtered their children. The murders were not driven by rage, or committed in moments of madness. They were planned, and carried out with chilling precision, to inflict the worst pain imaginable.

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Theres no way back

(Paperback, 20th Anniversary edition)

Dorothy Rowe shows us how to have the courage to acknowledge and face our fears only through courage can we find a sustaining happiness.

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From the USA Today and Irish Times bestselling author of The Moon Over Kilmore Quay comes an emotional and poignant story of love, family and resilience.

Meet Grace

(Paperback, Quick Reads edition)

From the number one bestselling author comes a swashbuckling tale of mutiny and murder in paradise . . .

(Paperback)

A second collection of incredible and heart-warming canine stories from around the world, from the bestselling author of The Dog That Saved My Life.

(Paperback)

An adventurous journey to the hidden islands and lagoons beyond Papua New Guinea and north of Australia.

(Paperback)

A gripping high-concept thriller for fans of Dan Brown and Sam Bourne from the author of The Genesis Secret and The Marks of Cain.

(Paperback)

How to make serious money for both you and your company - from the author of the One Minute Manager.

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Barry Fry is currently at Peterborough. His journeyman career has taken him to Old Trafford, where as a player he was one of the original Busby Babes, through to football management at Barnet, Southend and Birmingham, among other clubs.

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One of the best lock forwards in the history of English and Lions game, and a successful captain to boot. Bill Beaumonts popularity on the field and his appearances on A Question of Sport have made him a household name. This is the light-hearted and amusing life story of a larger-than-life character.

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Written by Bill Hick's lifelong friend, producer, and co-creator, Kevin Booth offers the inside story into the man who was only along for the ride for a tragically short time, yet left an indelible mark on comedy enthusiasts and freethinkers everywhere.

(Paperback)

The year is 2052 and Garry Wimbush is now a Grandad. Gone are the days of woggles, being prepared and singing songs around the campfire - Garry's grandson only understands virtual activity. Millions of miles away, on planet Grobb, the Grobblewockian Scout group are planning an expedition.

(Paperback)

An ornithological quiz book packed with challenging questions for birders, based on the popular Bird Brain of Britain contest at the annual BirdFair.

(Paperback)

We live in a world that prizes the fast over the slow, the new over the familiar and work over rest. Birds Art Life Death is Kyo Maclears beautiful journey to stake out a sense of meaning amid the crushing rush.

(Paperback)

An extraordinary story of war and friendship from one of Americas most revered authors of the 20th Century.

(Paperback)

The third volume of the crusades trilogy from bestselling Swedish author Jan Guillou.

(Paperback)

The sequel to Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.

(Paperback)

One of Ngaio Marshs most popular novels, this time featuring one of her best creations Lucy Lockett, the crime-solving cat.

(Paperback)

The new series of Ngaio Marsh editions concludes with a new edition of her autobiography.

(Paperback)

An epic standalone novel by Eric Van Lustbader, author of THE NINJA.

(Paperback)

OBSERVER BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2012

LONGLISTED FOR THE DSC PRIZE FOR SOUTH ASIAN LITERATURE

Amal is driving his wife Claud from London to her parents country house. In the wake of Clauds miscarriage, it is a journey that will push their relationship once almost perfect towards possible collapse.

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Russia today is a world in a dark limbo. The body politic is diseased, the state in collapse. Yet for all the signs of encroaching doom, Russians do not fear the future. They fear the past. Russians have long known theirs is not a land that develops and progresses. It careens, heaves, and all too often sinks.