(, New edition)

In Jubilee Dwellings, two sisters give birth to daughters: one illegitimate, the other disabled. Connie and Molly grow up together, playing in the gutters. Life may be hard but they wouldn't be parted for the world. Until Connie gets a job at the metal factory and meets the handsome Robert Armitage.

Nora lives a quiet life, typing up audio tapes from home. Then one day she finds herself paying attention to what the man on the tape is saying, and knows she must do something about it. For Detective Voort, a series of frenzied murders has the city in fear, but the killer may be about to find him.

(, New edition)

Nora Clay lives a quiet life. Working alone in her flat, typing up the audio cassettes sent to her by the agency, she is glad that she does not have to mix with men. One day however, she is forced to act on what a man says on one of the cassettes, or else the nightmares will come back.

(Paperback)

One of the most hopeful, honest and wildly imaginative novels you will ever read, for fans of Joanna Cannon, Patrick Ness and Matt Haig.

(, New edition)

The wedding dress is gorgeous. The honeymoon's booked. And her lovely Tim is the most perfect bridegroom a girl could wish for. Except, two weeks before the wedding, he changes his mind. Isobel's wedding is off. Her world in tatters, she turns to Spain, a new job, a new life, and new men.

(Paperback)

A tense, addictive thriller set within the world of hidden cameras and celebrity egos, from the best-loved BBC presenter Louise Minchin.

While going for an morning run, Gabrielle was booked under suspicion for art robbery. She is the sexiest suspect that Joe Shanahan has ever had the pleasure of tailing. And when his next assignment turns out to be posing as her boyfriend in order to catch the real art thief, things start to get complicated.

(, Export & airside ed)

As Rachel and Susan teeter on the brink of adoledcence, they realise safety lies in numbers and the best chance of surviving their teens is by sticking together. But when Dave, local rock-star and general bad-boy, enters their lives, they discover that sex, drugs and rock' n'roll aren't always everything they've dreamed of.

Hastings in the seventies is not the coolest place to be. As Rachel and Susan teeter on the brink of adolescence, they realise safety lies in numbers and the best chance of surviving their teens is by sticking together.

(, New edition)

Amanda Barrie recounts anecdotes from her packed professional life, from her earliest experiences in panto and as a Soho showgirl, to her roles in "Carry On Cleo" and as Alma in "Coronation Street". She also reflects on events in her personal life.

If life begins at forty don't let it start without you!

Daniel Jacquot is on the case again - this time in a Provencal village with a crime going back to the war.

Set in the South of France, the first in the Jacquot series, Jacquot And The Waterman, follows Chief Inspector Daniel Jacquot's investigation into a series of disturbing killings, where the female victims are always left submerged in water.

Set in the South of France, the first in the Jacquot series, Jacquot And The Waterman, follows Chief Inspector Daniel Jacquot's investigation into a series of disturbing killings, where the female victims are always left submerged in water.

(, New edition)

William Gadget's last bonus was worth more than his parents' house. His pyjamas are made of pashmina and many Hungarian ducks gave their feathers to fill his plump pillows. He can pontificate the length on the state of the Nikkei when he doesn't know the price of a loaf of bread. By all rights, he should be a happy man. But he's not.

(Paperback, New edition)

At the Canterbury Races even Jane Austen is unprepared for the drama that ensues when a raven-haired beauty in a scarlet riding habit takes centre stage. Hours later, in a shabby chaise the unthinkable is revealed - the beauty's lifeless body, her riding habit nowhere to be seen.

(, New edition)

When a carriage holding Jane Austen and her family is overturned, they are rescued by Geoffrey Sidmouth. Jane determines to discover the secrets this brusque man surely conceals. When a man is found hanged from a makeshift gibbet on the Cobb, the evidence points to the mysterious Sidmouth himself.

(Hardback)

A mystery series in which the detective is Jane Austen, who is asked for help by her friend, the beautiful Isobel Payne, Countess of Scargrave, when her husband mysteriously succumbs to an agonising ailment soon after their marriage. A debut novel.

(Paperback, New edition)

Christmas, 1804. Jane Austen is delighted to accept a commission from Lord Harold Trowbridge - to shadow his niece, Lady Desdemona. When at a party, Desdemona's brother is found, knife in hand, beside the body of a fellow guest. His protests of innocence ignored, Jane must hurry to find the truth.

(, New edition)

Jennifer Paterson, one half of BBC television's "Two Fat Ladies", collects together her recipes from "The Spectator". The book is divided into seasonal chapters with amusing introductions.

This is a uniquely insightful short story collection with huge appeal to women of all ages.

(, New edition)

When a young woman is found dead in the snow, Richard Jury is convinced her death was not an accident. Delving into her background, Jury uncovers unlikely links between the local children's home, a run-down pub, the Jerusalem Inn, and a socially elite house-party in Spinney Abbey.

(, Airside ed)

New sequel to The Woman Who Left, following the dramatic fortunes of the Hunter family. It is now ten years since Jacob Hunter was murdered and the baby Jinnie was left on Louise's doorstep. Louise adopts Jinnie, the child of a one-night liaison between her husband, Ben, and her sister, Susan. Years later, Susan wants Jinnie back...

The third novel in this fantastic new series, a must for fans of Terry Pratchett and Tim Burton