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Battling against racism and the England establishment's mistrust of genuine flair, John Barnes soon became an icon for a generation of football fans. He will always be remembered for the extraordinary goal he scored for England against Brazil in the Maracana stadium. This is his autobiography.

An autobiography of the man voted the greatest Rangers player of all time by the fans.

Josephine Cox returns to the land of her birth, the environment which provides so many settings for her novels, and in the company of her fictional characters rediscovers the influences whiech define her as a writer.

(, New edition)

This autobiography of Oliver Skeete describes how he progressed from a wild life of partying and petty crime in the backstreets of London to being Britain's first black showjumper, even though he did not begin to ride until he was 35 years old.

Emil Ganz, a renowned cosmologist, disappears after winning a Nobel prize, leaving a distraught family behind. He appears 25 years later as the guru of a new-age cult, but is found dead after another 5 years, apparently from an overdose. Sergeant Decker, however, has reason to think otherwise.

(Hardback)

The No. 1 Irish bestseller's fantastic new romantic comedy

(Paperback)

The No. 1 Irish bestseller's fantastic new romantic comedy

'Keep the Home Fires Burning', from the pen of Anne Baker, is a romance set in Merseyside during and after World War I.

This cookbook offers a collection of 80 quick and simple Chinese recipes, written with busy people in mind. Foods are infused with delicious oriental flavours to make aromatic and mouthwatering dishes.

(Hardback)

This is a modern day Bravo Two Zero meets 3 Para with all the emotion and heartbreak of Midnight Express

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In 1592, a group of morris dancers in the woodland of Pinner is intent on torturing Old Mother Saxton for witchcraft. Meanwhile, a newly-wed is murdered locally. As more evil deeds follow, the townsfolk believe they are under a witch's curse. Only Simon Forman can reveal the truth.

Kit Killigrew and the crew of HMS Tisiphone capture China's most ruthless pirate, Zhai jing-mu. After handing him over to the authorities, Kit is free to enjoy the pleasures the Hong Kong has to offer. But rising tensions and the pirate's escape from jail means Killigrew must be on his guard.

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Killigrew is engaged in a deadly pursuit across the Pacific, trying to capture six of Van Dieman's Land's most notorious convicts. When he reaches the New Hebrides a dangerous game of cat and mouse ensues, with Killigrew risking his all to stop the convicts' barbaric plans.

In the spring of 1852, Killigrew leaves England, bound for the arctic, on a voyage to discover the North-West Passage. Killigrew is keen to make a name for himself as an explorer, but their ship, HMS Venturer, soon runs into trouble. Eventually they find themselves frozen, deep in the heart of the arctic.

Offers a tale of subterfuge and double-crossing, from dark deeds in the underworld of Victorian London, to international espionage and warfare in the Baltic.

The Baltic, 1854. "War tourist" Viscount Bullivant and his family are kidnapped by the Russians. It falls to Commander Kit Killigrew to escape the Tsarist secret police, rescue the Bullivants, steal back their yacht, sail through the Ekenas Archipelago and defeat Captain-Lieutenant Pechorin.

(Paperback)

Frank and funny fiction from a fresh and original voice

Written by Barbara Nadel, this is a crime series set during the Blitz in London during WW2.

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Tess, Maddy and Rita have been friends since working together in Dublin. Now in their fifties, all three are married and living a very comfortable lifestyle. Each year they holiday together and this year's destination is Southern France. But during their stay cracks show in each marriage.

(, New edition)

This text provides an account of the secret aerospace technology which was developed in Nazi Germany and had the potential to drastically affect the outcome of World War II.

(, New edition)

After 25 years of marriage, Anna finds divorce has made a single woman of her. In theory, she is free to go anywhere, but what about her job, her daughter and her angry, ageing mother Anna is still tied down, but when she loses her job, the picture begins to look slightly different.

From the author of SEX, LIES AND LITIGATION, a contemporary novel set in London. A chic young female lawyer is disturbed to learn she has a stalker and decides to hire a private detective to help her out. However, the detective proves to be more trouble than her stalker, and helps to wreak havoc on her social life. Reissued.

(, New edition)

Evelyn, a lawyer with attitude and a penchant for Mr Wrongs has moved to a loft in Clerkenwell and her anxiety levels are way up. She's got problems with debt, with builders, with friends, with her love life and the usual problems at work. Add a stalker to the equation and there's disaster.