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A brilliant thriller of heart-stopping suspense from the internationally bestselling author of the Odd Thomas series.

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When Figaro is killed in a plane crash, it seems nothing can save the London production. A world-class baritone arrives from Europe to take over, then he too is killed - in mid-performance. Detective Inspector Musgrave embarks on a quest to discover who is responsible.

(Hardback)

The lasting legacy of Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort - the Beaufort Scale - is only part of his overall contribution to the world of the mariner, scientist and antiquarian. Set at the turn of the 19th century, this text chronicles the life story of this unsung hero.

(Hardback)

'Thank God for Wendy Holden. Beautiful People is exactly what a girl needs' Daily Mail

Maj Green's obsession with virtual reality flight simulators looks like it could pay off when her latest Striper programme looks good enough to sell. When she puts the game through a final test-run however, she finds a dragon. Maj soon finds herself playing a far deadlier game.

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The story of a rural Irish childhood in Knocknagoshel, Kerry, in the thirties.

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(Hardback)

Gareth Edwards, the most famous player ever known to the game, speaks frankly about the changes rugby has undergone over recent years with the arrival of professionalism, and compares the rugby world of his time with that of today. Talking about his career plus anecdotes about characters and events, this is the autobiography of a superstar.

In this honest autobiography, Garry Sobers talks about his life and career. He explains how he helped the West Indies to become the most feared cricketing nation in the world, assesses modern cricket and gives his verdict on how the sport can progress in the 21st century.

(, New edition)

Over 2350 years ago, Plato created a fabulous account of an island empire called Atlantis. Since then numerous people have attempted to find it, and have searched in vain. In this book the author demonstrates the existence of Atlantis and reveals its true location, which still exists today.

(Hardback)

When Geoff Hamilton died he left the legacy of Barnsdale, a beautiful garden in Rutland. Over the years he had created more than a dozen special gardens. This title explores those gardens, looking at Hamilton's ideas and philosophy on gardening.

A humourous look at modern woman's pursuit of happiness while still looking great. It is a journey which takes in trips to the gym, pills with fish oil, experiments in stress release and financial planning.

After an English spa town is made famous by a 1930s American love- story, a young married actress travels there alone and finds the story itself, as she falls in love with a young Englishman. Many years later, another pair of lovers uncover the tragic secrets of the pre-war love-affair.

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(, New edition)

In this novel the author explores unexpected connections, family secrets, country life and the uncertain path of love.

(, New edition)

Cissie, Mary and Peg first meet at Glenallen, the mysterious home of the wealthy Fitzallen family overlooked by a brooding mountain, and a deep friendship is forged. All are caught in a chilling web of powerful emotions, family hatreds and the intangible presence of a deep and ancient force.

(, New edition)

Juggling the school run with private investigating, Sal Kilkenny's life is a strange mix of the dramatic and the domestic. When Jimmy Achebe asks Sal to confirm his suspicions of his wife's infidelity, only to find himself a widower shortly afterwards, the dramatic begins to take the upper hand.

In this account of God's life, Alexander Waugh tackles the biggest subject of them all. So many stories about God have been forgotten, or edged out of the familiar tales that we have lost out understanding of Him. Now we can once again find out more about who it is that we pray to.

(Hardback)

An exciting, magical, gripping tale that showcases a new talent in commercial women's fiction

(, Re-issue)

When Belinda, a writer married to Stefan, a geneticist, hires a cleaner called Linda, she gets more than she bargained for. With a knack for making drudgery seem glamorous, it's not long before Linda seems to take over Belinda's whole life.

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