Wendy Robertson's heart-warming new novel is an enchanting tale of friendship, self-discovery, and the joys and hardships of factory life.

Take four women with dreams of sensual fulfilment and add the means to make those dreams come true - like an unexpected windfall of money. The result is a trip to Lucifer's Mill. Lucifer's Mill is a luxurious palace of the senses, where no pains are spared to satisfy a woman's every need.

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Nicholai Hel exploded onto the scene in Trevanian's 1970s blockbuster SHIBUMI. Now critically acclaimed novelist Don Winslow continues the story and reveals how Nicolai Hel became the world's most dangerous assassin

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Although SAS activity has been extensively documented, the SBS has remained in the state it prefers - a shadowy silhouette, with identities protected and missions kept from public view. Formed during World War II, this book traces their history and the campaigns they have fought.

(, New edition)

This collection includes stories of a cross-dressing general, a despairing man whose mother hates him for no apparent reason, a teenage anarchist, and a Romanian TV journalist. It features exotic locales and takes you on a journey you never imagined.

SCAVENGER is a brilliant, frightening hunter-hunted tale, weaving the past with the future to devastating effect. David Morrell, the father of the modern action novel, takes us on a thrill-a-minute journey - a desperate high-tech scavenger hunt for a 100-year-old time capsule.

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When invited to a gathering of the secret society "School of the Night", Dr Simon Forman readily accepts. Trouble awaits however and he finds himself accused of murder. He needs to prove his innocence and reveal the person holding a grudge before his reputation, and possibly his life, is finished.

From Arbroath fisherman's soup to Hebridean lamb with skirlie stuffing, Scottish cookery is famed for its honest, strong flavours and traditional, unpretentious ingredients. Here, haggis, neeps and tatties and cullen skink are just some of the 200 regional recipes collected here.

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What really goes on behind bars - the truth about life as a prison officer

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Losing their parents in a freak war-time plane crash, Amelia and her fiercely angry, bereaved older sister are rescued by their aunt Lucy, and their grandparents, a wonderfully eccentric British couple from colonial India, who are also scarred by the war.

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To celebrate 25 years of marriage, Douglas and Julia Rutherford hold a glittering party in the grounds of their Hampshire manor house. But once the party is in full swing and the whole family is gathered together, an uninvited guest arrives with an unpleasant surprise for them all.

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Secrets of the Toffee Factory Girls is the compelling new saga from hugely popular author Glenda Young. The second novel in the Toffee Factory Girls trilogy, it is filled with romance, drama and tragedy, ideal for lovers of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin!

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Psychological suspense novel.

The Channel 4 series "Selling Houses" follows estate agent Andrew Winter as he transforms houses and finds a buyer for them within three weeks of the makeover. This practical guide accompanies the series and offers the know-how and inside knowledge to help turn houses into a buyer's dream.

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The Channel 4 series 'Selling Houses' follows estate agent Andrew Winter as he transforms houses and finds buyers for them within three weeks of the makeover. This practical guide accompanies the series and offers the know-how and inside knowledge to help turn houses into a buyer's dream.

Thomas Pitt is assigned to the investigation of the murder of a promising young diplomat, at the home of the Egyptian mistress of a senior politician. The prime suspect is the woman herself but soon the case reveals dark secrets and international pitfalls that threaten the Empire and Pitt himself.

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With a designer wedding dress and a wealthy groom she adores, Rose should be on cloud nine. When she appears to be taking an unhealthy interest in other men at her reception then, her bridesmaid Susie is a little alarmed. Seven weeks on, she finds that the trouble is only just beginning.

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The third novel in Matt Lynn's riveting, action-packed series featuring the unbeatable Death Inc.

Andy Moore's father, a decorated Marine Captain, died fighting in the South African War in 2014. A decade later, one of the kids at Andy's school claims that Andy's father wasn't a hero at all. But how did he get this highly sensitive information

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Dublin, 1969: Patricia agrees to spend the night with her boyfriend; Joan dreams of a career as a lawyer; and Sarah awakes from a nightmare, but there is no relief from the horrors. Twenty years later these women are unexpectedly brought together, with their very survival at stake.

January 1967: stuck in a Welsh seaside town, 17-year-old Lily Tempest longs to break free. Her mother's ambitions for her daughters are summed up in one word: marriage. But Lily would rather die. Instead she goads her sisters into reaching for far more than they want for themselves with comic but a

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January 1967: stuck in a Welsh seaside town, seventeen-year-old Lily Tempest longs to break free. Her mother Melody's ambitions for her daughters are summed up in one word: marriage. But Lily would rather die first.

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From humble beginnings in a dirt-poor mining town in Northern Canada, Shania Twain has become one of the most successful female solo artists of all time. Robin Eggar has talked to close friends, family, and business associates to build a rounded portrait of the woman from the forests of Canada.

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From humble beginnings in a dirt-poor mining town in Northern Canada, Shania Twain has become one of the most successful female solo artists of all time. Robin Eggar has talked to close friends, family, and business associates to build a rounded portrait of the woman from the forests of Canada.