(Paperback)

A groundbreaking guide to functional aging - extending our healthy and active lives longer than ever thought possible.

(, New edition)

How one fan rescued his local football club.

(Paperback, New edition)

Cheney Fox - a woman in a million, an enigmatic beauty whose past contains dark secrets, twisted desires that must not be revealed. She will take on the world, but is the world ready for a woman like Cheney Fox

Eve Moraghan broke one of the great taboos when she abandoned her children as toddlers. Now adults, Arabella, Willow and Rowan have heard nothing of their mother since the day she walked out the door, headed no one knows where. Why she went, they just don't know. But now, it seems, they're about to find out.

Eve Moraghan broke one of the great taboos when she abandoned her children as toddlers. Now adults, Arabella, Willow and Rowan have heard nothing of their mother since the day she walked out the door, headed no one knows where. Why she went, they just don't know. But now, it seems, they're about to find out.

(, Export/Airside ed)

At the end of World War Two, Winston Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin gather to survey the smoking ruins of Europe at the famous Yalta Conference. They must try and create a future where the atrocities could never happen. But as negotiations begin that will change the map of the world, the tension and pressure on political partnerships intensifies.

(Paperback, New edition)

(, New edition)

When Alan Morris disappears, his great-niece, Charlotte, regrets never having got to know the renowned archaeologist better. In an attempt to remedy that deficiency, she goes to visit one of his digs. But there she finds more than just a few old stones.

Welcome to Santiago - tourist paradise and capital of the Cuban sex industry in the grip of an epidemic of VD. Meet Ricardo Farr: pimp, petty hustler, and astrologer for a local newspaper. he's about to get a big trade show but he needs drugs and there are those in high places with their own plans.

Linking farming, field sports and conservation, and focusing on the interdependancy between rural communities and urban employment, the authors look at various country businesses and cottage industries. They also take to the saddle as they embrace a wide swathe of rural pursuits.

(, New edition)

This is the story of a man who invented the clockwork radio - an invention which went on to revolutionize the lives of millions. The book charts the life of the eccentric, ingenious and original Trevor Baylis, who spent time as a swimming pool salesman and stuntman before becoming an inventor.

(, Export ed)

Pete Goss shares his adventures and philosophy - and the lessons learned - during the Vendee Globe race and the ten years of preparation for it. He tells of the dramas of the race, including his rescue of Frenchman Raphael Dinelli, along with his thoughts during his solitude at sea.

(, New edition)

Stella Zax, the mother of a multiple murderer, tells Theo Slate the story of how she had to kill her aberrant son. Wanting more information on Stella, Theo thinks that accepting his adoring, fawning trainee's help seems harmless - at first.

(Hardback)

The story of one of Britain's most daring climbers and how he reached extreme heights.

(, New edition)

Laura Melville has a beautiful home, a happy marriage with Edward and three supportive friends nearby. Her only regret is not being able to have a child. But her husband has a secret in the shape of a son and Laura's life is turned upside down.

(Paperback, New edition)

Matt has a new interest, he's become involved in a mystery sim, playing the legman for a reclusive detective genius, in competition with a large number of other sleuths. But then reality begins to intrude on the virtual world in a big way.

(, New edition)

A house full of secrets and old, dusty furnishings, uninhabited for almost half a century. And Emma Graham, a 12-year-old girl with a passion for double-chocolate ice-cream sodas and decaying lakefronts, and an obsession with the death of another girl 40 years earlier.

(Paperback)

A unique analysis of the greatest commanders who helped the allies win the Second World War, written by one of the UK's best loved comedians and commentators. He also loves history.

Formed in 1940, using volunteers from all three armed services, the Commandos were Britain's first special-forces regiment. In this book, the major events in the 60-year history of British Commando forces are dramatically recalled in their own words.

(Hardback)

As heard on BBC Open Book
A classic coming of age story in the tradition of TIN MAN or BLACK SWAN GREEN, from the acclaimed author of ESCAPE ROUTES

The new Brenda and Effie Mystery

Presents a collection of romantic interlinked stories, accompanied by a story that tells us what happens to the runaway bride in "Isobel's Wedding".

(Paperback, New edition)

Even though he is well settled in Aidensfield, PC Rowan still finds that the residents can surprise him - like the time a sheep managed to stop Emily Taylor swearing at the top of her voice in the graveyard. And you can be sure it will never be quiet as long as Claude Greengrass is around.