Venture out into the world of cut-throat falconry, if you dare...

An explosive and controversial book that rips the lid off the racism often seen on the campuses of American colleges and universities.

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Fourth in the "Blackbird" series, this book continues the epic saga of Emperor Xaedrek. At the end the evil serpent has been defeated again, but Emperor Xaedrek is determined to keep the evil spirit alive, in order to harness the power for himself.

On March 26, 1970, Alpha Troop, 1st Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry, began hearing radio calls from an infantry unit four kilometres away. Captain John Poindexter, Alpha Troop's commander, realized that his outfit was the only hope for the trapped company. They affected a daring rescue and fought a pitched battle - at considerable cost.

In the third thrilling instalment of the series, Enzo is running out of time in more ways than one.

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As the 24-hour Arctic summer is transformed into darkness by a volcanic eruption, Ari Thor must find a killer before someone else dies... NEXT in the international, bestselling Dark Iceland series

Chief Inspector Espinosa can't shake thoughts of this latest hapless victim. Who would target a penniless man who posed no physical threat Focusing his inquiry on a group of wealthy guests who dined at a nearby mansion on the night of the murder, Espinosa carefully interrogates his way into the lives of his suspects.

When an intense electromagnetic pulse strikes earth, the world grinds to a halt. When Holly Andrews wakes in the wreckage of a smashed car next to the unconscious form of her older brother, Alex, she sets out on a dangerous quest to find her parents and bring order to a world gone mad.

Liona has been a witness to Australia's 20th century - there have been wars, hardship, depression, even moments of salvation and triumph. Forged by her choices, Liona tells the story of her complex relationship with a mining community called Steeltown.

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The thrilling conclusion in the middle grade trilogy for fans of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, written by New York Times bestselling YA authors, Kelley Armstrong and Melissa Marr.

Women, buildings, landscapes: a present-day romantic and his search for beauty. Blaise Reutersward's immersive large-format photographs of haunting architectural environments and exquisite female faces reflect an unconscious, evasive and surreal state of being in-between dream and reality.

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A cult classic and one of the bestselling graphic novels of all time.

Funny, warm and wise, Bleaker House is a book about trying, and failing, to write a novel.

The startling conclusion to the instant New York Times bestselling Something Dark and Holy trilogy

The world's favourite storyteller, Danielle Steel, explores what it means to be a family in Blessing in Disguise.

A beautifully presented collector's edition of the best selling book, The Lost World of Bletchley Park, this title is a comprehensive illustrated history of this remarkable place.

In this LA Times bestseller, two Hollywood insiders fill a fictional tale with real-life scandals.

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Former Army MP Mercy Carr and her retired bomb-sniffing dog Elvis are back in this sequel to the page-turning, critically acclaimed A Borrowing of Bones

An action-packed and hilarious sequel that will have you gasping, laughing, and wondering about the choices which make us grown-ups - 'normal' or not. Three months after Fiona has escaped from her father's crime syndicate, all seems well in her tiny town of Madison, Arizona.

Meryem, a fifteen-year-old girl from Eastern Turkey. Her life changes after her uncle, a sheikh rapes her. She is considered an outcast, and her cousin Cemal is charged with carrying out the honour killing. By chance, their paths cross with Irfan, an older professor, and together they embark on a journey that sets them free.

Kara is a sex columnist who thinks desire is purely physical and steers clear of any romantic notions about love. J M is a Tantra master who believes sex is a spiritual union that brings lovers together body and soul. They can't deny their irresistible physical attraction - but Kara knows they can never have a future outside the bedroom.

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Set in Beirut, this is a novel from the author of the critically acclaimed "Precious Thing" and "Too Small for Basketball". Alongside pop videos, arranged marriages, diamond smuggling, and the huge upheavals of the Israeli military withdrawal, they form the backdrop to the passionate love affair that develops between two unlikely individuals.

Award-winning debut French Noir thriller, first in the ROY CASTELLS series.

A true-crime writer and a profiler join forces in the hunt for a serial killer.

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