(, New edition)

Two years ago in the town of New Caxton, three people were stabbed to death and a black man imprisoned for the crime. According to congressman Owen Hall, the convicted man is innocent. Something sinister has been going on in New Caxton, something much bigger than casual murder.

A Californian wife has left her academic husband. As she drives through the mountains in the early hours of the morning, she picks up a hitch-hiker - rugged, adventurous - who suggests a romantic stop. But no love takes place at The Bend that night. And, in the morning, a body is found.

(, New edition)

The death of her beloved brother Haddon in 1885 changes Rowenna Mellor's life. A saga set in the Lake District and North America.

(Paperback, New edition)

This book reveals the full story of Fred West's horrific life and crimes, with the help of his own hand-written autobiography, written while in jail, and more than a 100 hours of tape recorded confessions.

Known as the Veiled One, Akenhaten is a shadowy figure. When he is thrust into the political limelight when his elder brother dies, the ambitious and ruthless Mahu watches the young prince carve his own path to power and becomes his protector and confidant through a turbulent reign.

(, New edition)

A debut novel by a star of the American fiction scene.

Meet the remarkable Rex Harper, a combination of St Francis of Assisi and The Birdman of Alcatraz, James Herriott and Doctor Dolittle. Few men in Britain know more about the amazingly diverse creatures that inhabit our islands

(, Export/Airside ed)

A novel which charts the English experience of the First World War.

A novel charting the English experience of the First World War.

Kate and Evvie Greenway are twins, blue-eyed and blonde. Men flock around them, but both fall for "unsuitable" partners. But their sorrows are nothing to the tragedies the Great War brings and the men must go off to fight. They join the Voluntary Aid Detachment, and are sent to work at the front.

(Hardback)

A raw and unforgiving account of the brutal realities of life as a war reporter

This volume give expression to Antonio Carluccio's years of interest in and knowledge of wild food, from stinging nettles to crayfish. Here he revels in the natural bounty of the woods, fields, hedgerows and seas, and creates 120 dishes using foods that are freely available, not cultivated by man.

Containing 200 recipes, this Italian cookery book considers each vegetable, its history and traditional uses, how to buy it at its best and how to prepare it.

Journalist Rebecca Fine has big ambitions, but for now she's stuck with a beauty column and no sign of a date. But then hunky Max Stoddart arrives in the office, and they discover a leading beauty cream has an unusual side-effect, and she's suddenly onto the greatest story of her life - and Max.

(Paperback, New edition)

Sinister changes are afoot in Arash-Felloren. The crystals, a source of great power, have fallen into the wrong hands, and two learned brothers from the Caldwan must venture into the city to stop the Kyrosdyn, and Imorren, their leader.

(, New edition)

The way fossils have been interpreted in the past often tells us more about the personalities involved than it does about prehistory. But it is through these personalities that in the end we have come to learn extraordinary things about the real origins of life on earth.

(Paperback, New edition)

A novel which combines family drama and court room conflict with an insider's view of the Vietnam war.

(, New edition)

Dolan spins a tale of human frailty, menace and guilt to create a sinister world at a tangent to our own in this story about four close neighbours thrown together in an alleged bizarre incident.

Offers an assessment of the past, present and future of the game from the only man to have captained and coached the England cricket team. This title explores the personalities and contributions of characters, such as Basil D'Oliveira, Graham Gooch, Graeme Hick and Phil Tufnell, and also offers insights into many of the controversies in the game.

(Paperback)

Assumed Identity: The story of Brendan Buchanan, undercover intelligence operative, a man forced to assume the most elusive and treacherous identity of all-his own.

A saga set in Leicestershire. Orphaned Albertina finds further sorrow, when her step-brother commits suicide, after squandering the family fortune. She is no longer acceptable in society, but finds salvation in the form of Jack Fossett and his family unaware she is the owner of a rundown shopping emporium. From the author of JUST BY CHANCE.

(Hardback)

An illustrated biography of cricketer Mike Atherton, which describes his career from his Test debut in 1989 to the recent pressures of England captaincy, with discussion of the ball tampering allegations, the reports of a rift with the chairman of selectors, and problems with the media.

(, Export/Airside ed)

Tonight she's going to leave her husband. Tonight, for the first time in fifteen years, she's going to stand on her own two feet. For tomorrow begins her new life - starting with a trip to New York. It all too soon becomes apparent that breaking the rules - and escaping from your past - isn't what it's cracked up to be...