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At the request of the Duke of Clarence, Roger, the travelling chapman, accompanies a young bride to meet her betrothed. When he delivers her, the bridegroom has vanished, shortly followed by his brother. Roger links the disappearance to an ancient manuscript written in a strange language.

"Brutal Language of Love".

The stories in this collection feature various heroines who have an unusual approach to love. Tales featured include that of a teenager who spends her afternoons bathing with the school bully, a woman who becomes a lesbian while buying bras, and a girl who marries an Egyptian to prove a point.

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A dark and suspenseful thriller from the author of IMMORAL ('A page-turner of the highest calibre' Michael Connelly), STRIPPED, STALKED and THE WATCHER

Dark shadows threaten the peaceful kingdom of Orthlund. As if lured by a song, the healer, Hawklan, leaves his great fortress and heads for the world's great crossroads, where everthing can be bought and sold. From the moment his journey begins, Hawklan is under the scrutiny of powerful eyes.

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Crime featuring Tim Lacy, a security expert confronting crime and fraud in the international art world.

Sisters Josie and Flora Walton couldn't be more different. Flora is the image of her beautiful mother, who died tragically in childbirth. Sensible Josie favours her father, in looks as well as temperament. But when Captain Walton dies, the girls discover the shocking truth about their parentage.

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James Gillespie is an Irish writer who in 1962 makes his way to the Congo in pursuit of a beautiful Italian woman, a journalist for an Italian communist newspaper, but what follows is a tale of murder and chaos. From the author of THE SECOND PRISON and OVERTHROWN BY STRANGERS.

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On 1st June 1809, Captain Robert Barclay undertook to walk 1000 miles in 1000 hours for 1000 guineas. Six weeks later he completed his challenge and instantly became the most famous sporting figure of Regency times. This book a glimpse of the Regency sporting world and the men who ruled it.

This is the fourth novel in a crime series set in Roman Britain and featuring amateur sleuth Libertus, a freedman and pavement-maker. Libertus is in Londinium when he is asked to investigate the murder of the chief corn officer.

Carole Matthews' sales are growing and her stunning new packaging together with the bestselling concept of THE CHOCOLATE LOVERS' CLUB will guarantee further success

Mariah is furious to learn that she won't spend Christmas with her married granddaughter. Grandmama is being packed off to a house in the Romney Marshes. There will be nothing to do. Has a crime been committed Grandmama is surprised to find herself turning detective - another profession she deplores - and proving extremely good at it.

Henry Rathbone arrives to spend Christmas at the Dreghorn family manor house near Ullswater. He is greeted by the news that the master of the house, Judah Dreghorn has slipped while crossing a stream in the grounds of the estate in the middle of the night, and drowned.

They escaped from the War's most notorious prison camp, but could they ever escape from the past...

The reality behind Marlboro Man. The pleasures and hardships of a year on a modern Montana ranch, and how it should be seen - as a cow would.

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The highly anticipated final book in Leo Carew's masterful UNDER THE NORTHERN SKY epic fantasy trilogy.

By 1322, Mathilde of Westminster was considered the finest physician in London. She looks back and chronicles her turbulent life. With her sharp intellect ready to distinguish between a fatality and an unnatural death, she is confronted by many chilling murders and the murky intrigue that lies at the heart of the English and French courts.

By 1322, Mathilde of Westminster was considered the finest physician in London. She looks back and chronicles her turbulent life. With her sharp intellect ready to distinguish between a fatality and an unnatural death, she is confronted by many chilling murders and the murky intrigue that lies at the heart of the English and French courts.

Guy Cooper and Gordon Taylor, drive an 1960s Alvis sports car around the gardens of Britain - the traditional, the eccentric and the contemporary - and talking in their informed, cantankerous and humorous way about the unusual and interesting elements of design they have found.

In their second series, the Curious Gardeners explore how traditional and contemporary garden design relates to the planning and planting of contemporary gardens. They look at design components - water, materials, form, sculpture, planting and time - and design a city garden from scratch.

The depression is beginning to bite in 1930s Glasgow, but Jean is determined to stay positive and becomes a paid dancing partner at one of the city's many palais de danse. Soon, though, her desire to support her loved ones draws her into a sinister world that lurks behind the club's glamorous facad

A hitman is on the loose, targeting men, seemingly at random, all over Dublin. Each time the victim is killed by a single shot, always from a different gun. When former FBI agent Saxon us drawn into the investigation, she believes that the fourth victim, a photographer, holds the key to the killer'