PI Leo Street is on the trail of an adulterous husband when her clapped-out car causes her cover to be blown. It's time to call in Ciara Gillespie, the tearaway she befriended on her last case. Meanwhile Leo finds herself in deeper trouble. Sometimes a change isn't necessarily better than a rest.

(, New edition)

Lydia is acting impulsively. She's giving up teaching to become a translator and to take up painting. She will never be free of her family, nor does she want to be. But she doesn't really know what's going on in their lives. When she finds out her relationship with them is changed for ever.

(, New edition)

When her parents die, in 1897, Molly must take responsibility for her siblings. This means foresaking her dreams of a better life, outside the poverty she was born into. Searching for love and security, Molly marries Hector Stubbins from the local church, but he is not the man he appears to be.

Ditton and Milk, small-time criminals, have moved up a notch and now have the big time in their sights. But the bigger the benefits, the bigger the risks. And the request to 'sort out a spot of bother' from someone who can't be refused threatens to have consequences beyond even their wildest nightmares.

(Paperback)

Describing himself as a single, sad, bored and battered man in his diary, Billy Ellis finds himself at 29 as a lad who justs wants to settle down. Trying to hide his insecurities behind an image of beer-swilling, lustful machismo, this is the story of the reality of a modern-day man.

(, New edition)

She didn't know who she was or where she was from, she only knows that she is in a Santa Fe bed and breakfast alone. She is told by the owner that her father carried her in and she was asleep. She immediately knows the man is not her father, so she takes his money and gun and heads for safety.

Psychic sexual investigator, Terri Bizarre only has to look out the office window and probe the minds of passers-by to experience their secret fantasies. So when Fiona Courtley walks in and asks for her help, Terri knows she is about to enter a world of desire beyond anything she has experienced.

(Paperback)

Known as "The Black Widow" because every man she has been involved with is either dead or in prision, Linda Calvey is the stuff of East End legend. Her life of crime began first as look out, and then progressed to a getaway driver and finally she donned a balaclava and wielded the shotgun herself.

(Paperback, New edition)

May Day, 1592. Doctor Simon Forman is woken by a hammering at his door and a man outside dying from a sword thrust. Next morning, he is summoned to Whitehall and accused of harbouring enemies of the state. He soon realizes death is stalking him and that he must quickly identify a ruthless killer.

(Paperback, New edition)

A novel in which a young girl's violent 'forgotten' past returns with chilling consequences for her future.

A raw, gripping fiction debut from Caspar Walsh, the acclaimed author of CRIMINAL

Presents a novel on World War Two fighter pilots known as the Band of Brothers for the air.

(, Export/Airside ed)

When Megan and Rex Van Dorn sail into Houndfish Cay, they look to the world like a couple who have left the cares of the shore behind them to live their dream. Megan and Rex took to the water following the death of their only child, Evan, in a road accident, killed by Cindy Ann, who, back when they were teenagers, had been Megan's best friend.

When Megan and Rex Van Dorn sail into Houndfish Cay, they look to the world like a couple who have left the cares of the shore behind them to live their dream. Megan and Rex took to the water following the death of their only child, Evan, in a road accident, killed by Cindy Ann, who, back when they were teenagers, had been Megan's best friend.

(Paperback, New edition)

Bill DeLacey is anxious that Iris Thorne helps him trace his estranged daughter Paula. Iris herself parted with Paula on less than friendly terms, but she has her own reasons for trying to find her. Just days before she died, DeLacey's wife left a disturbing message on Iris's answerphone.

The tale of two women in 17th century rural England, one a voluptuous and charismatic prostitute, one a solitary servant girl. When the first woman is found dead, the attempt to unravel the mystery surrounding it leads to shocking discoveries, unexpected love and a new beginning for the other.

(, New edition)

Set in 17th-century rural England, this novel is the tale of two women. One is large, voluptuous and charismatic - a prostitute to whom many are drawn. The other is young, slight and solitary - a servant whose quest is to solve the mystery of the prostitute's death.

(Hardback)

A fantasy novel.

Celebrates life with the Scottish beastie. This book looks at the epic moments from Billy's early life in Glasgow - the background to an intimate portrait of his marriage with Pamela and his life in Scotland, LA and the rest of the world.

'Foul-mouthed, scatological and amusing in equal measure' Guardian

The break-up of an 18-year American literary marriage.

Gamesman, tactician, provocateur, Edward de Bono is an entrepreneur whose product is thinking. In this biography, Piers Dudgeon reveals the man and the way he developed his thinking systems and provides a synthesis of his ideas, showing how they have been employed in businesses around the world.

(Hardback)

A saga rich in detail of Newcastle life at the turn of the century. Author's previous titles include 'Della Dolan' and 'Mary Maddison'.