(Paperback, New edition)

(Paperback, New edition)

(Hardback)

(Paperback, New edition)

This story takes place during the period of the Luddite rebellion in the 1800s and tells of a daughter's struggle to hold together a family cloth-making business.

(Hardback)

A definitive new history of the Persian Empire, the world's first superpower.

(Paperback)

A definitive new history of the Persian Empire, the world's first superpower.

(, New edition)

As Russell Fairley, dumped by his girlfriend, struggles to recover from a strange strain of flu, his own life starts to resemble a fictional nightmare. A gothic novel set in Edinburgh, from the author of OUR LADY OF THE PICKPOCKETS, RED TIDES and WAR DOLLS.

Stories from around the world of a history of food preservation. Resplendent with historical figures from Francis Bacon who died trying to freeze a chicken, to Attila the Hun who 'gallop-cured' his meat by storing it under his saddle as he rode, this is a social history of food and civilization.

(, New edition)

New York police drama from the author of 'One Police Plaza'.

(Hardback)

Niall Edworthy's account of the darts world focuses on the up-and-coming star Colin Lloyd. Through him, he shows how darts players live and train. He also finds out about the people who goes to watch darts, creating this fly-on-the-wall account of a slice of British life.

(, New edition)

Darts is the most popular participatory activity in the country, but it's a lost sport. Niall Edworthy's six-month account of life on the professional darts circuit focuses on young hopeful Colin "Jaws" Lloyd, in an account of a world where men are men, beer is compulsary and winning is everything.

In the wilds of Norfolk, Dylan is mending his broken heart by rebuilding his house. Next door, Ellie gazes longingly over the fence, while her mother Fliss contemplates a school reunion. Should she risk an encounter with her first crush Meanwhile Dylan's father, Alex, is also recalling the perils

(Paperback)

'A real feel-good read, full of funny scenes and one-liners, [a] seductive story of love, music and family life' Publishing News

(Paperback, New edition)

From the author of AT THE HALL, a novel in which a former actress takes refuge in a small country hotel to review the life that she hopes is coming to an end. During her stay, she is reminded of her once beloved niece and the act of betrayal that divided them, evoking tragic memories of the past.

(Paperback)

The world's bestselling cricket annual.
The indispensable pocket guide to the cricket season.

(, New edition)

This 55th edition of "Playfair" reviews the 2001 series with Pakistan, as well as the England winter tour of India. The book contains information required to follow events on the cricket field, statistical detail on the first-class players registered in the UK and the highlights of the 2001 season.

(, New edition)

The 56th edition of "Playfair" reviews England's 2002 series against Sri Lanka and India, as well as England's winter tour of Australia. It contains statistical detail on all first-class players registered in the UK, fixture lists and a preview of the series with Zimbabwe and South Africa in 2003.

(, Revised edition)

Presents a review of England's 2003 series against Zimbabwe and South Africa, as well as England's winter tour of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. This book contains information on events on the cricket field. It also covers the highlights of the 2003 season and gives a preview of the series with New Zealand and West Indies in 2004.

(, 53rd edition)

This title is a chronological format of Scottish matches as well as a directory of all English and Scottish league clubs. There is coverage of Euro 20000 plus a round-up of European cup action and the draw for the 2002 World Cup.

62nd edition of the great-value pocket guide to the season

64th edition of the great-value pocket guide to the season

(, New edition)

Raised in wartime Southwark by her grandfather and aunt, Kate spends the nights in an air-raid shelter where they enter the world of Shakespeare. Kate works in the rebuilt Swan Theatre. But family secrets come to light and she must go to Florence to find the beginning and ending of her story.

(Hardback)