It's October 1477 and Roger the Chapman arrives in Plymouth to be confronted by the brutal murder of Master Capstick. The chief suspect is Capstick's great-nephew Beric, who has managed to completely vanish. Roger begins his own enquiries, an action which provokes an attempt on his life.

A saga set in a Lancashire mill town during the 1930s, in which a bright young woman is befriended by a wealthy invalid who offers her the opportunity to study at university and travel to the South-West Pacific. From the author of THE MILLIONAIRE'S WOMAN, HER FATHER'S CHILD, A HIDDEN BEAUTY and A PROFESSIONAL WOMAN.

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Victoria and Guy look on the restoration of their garden, established by Guy's ancestor Joshua Jones in 1847, as a challenge. But Victoria soon begins to realize what else the overgrown terraces are hiding, and she begins to unravel a tormented family history that reaches back five generations.

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Evokes the atmosphere of the hyaena world in which the ally standing beside you at one moment may turn and rend you at the next.

A recount of not just how Dolly was created, but the techniques for her predecessors, Megan and Morag, who were cloned from embryo cells.

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The story of the Savoy's founders, through three generations and a hundred years of luxury.

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Intelligent, commercial CIA spy thriller fiction from NYT #1 paperback and NYT Top Ten hardback bestseller Alex Berenson

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Polly Caine is 44 and feels that life is passing her by, so she puts an advert in the Encounters column of the Sunday Times. She regrets it immediately until one photograph catches her eye. With the help of her friends Polly begins to face up to the lack of satisfaction in her life.

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She is known as the woman on Bluebell Hill; a ghostly figure who appears suddenly in the road, causing drivers to break, and then she disappears. Dave is a contented family man, until the figure singles him out. Vowing to find out about her, Dave stumbles on secrets that endanger everyone he loves.

Tells Richard III's story from the viewpoints of his long-time friend Francis Lovell, his two most devoted enemies - Edward VI's power- obsessed queen and Henry VII's conniving mother - and Richard III himself.

At the heart of this story is the complex human being known as Richard III. In his private life, cool, capable of inspiring great loyalty; in his public life, bold, but making enemies along the way, finally falling victim to the most devoted of those enemies - Henry VII's mother, Margaret Beaufort.

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April 1903, Charlie Webb is a professional racing yacht skipper, a working class hero of all the picture papers. When the Duke of Leominster invites him to a secret meeting in London with a mysterious gentleman named Carruthers, he finds himself searching for a Napoleonic wreck loaded with bullion.

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Ex-CIA agent John Wells returns in the latest thilling spy novel from NYT bestselling author Alex Berenson

An epic, rich, fascinating and compelling standalone historical novel set in Byzantium in the late 13th century.

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Disc jockey and private investigator Johnny Ace finds himself sitting on a goldmine when he accidentally comes across a tape of previously unreleased material by John Lennon. But when the previous owner of the tape turns up dead, Johnny investigates and finds a link to a very violent criminal.

The 2003-2004 edition of this yearbook includes up-to-date details for Euro 2004 along with extended coverage of the Champions League. There is a season-by-season players' directory and for 2004 there is also increased information on the non-league scene.

Lord Amerotke, Pharaoh's Chief Judge, is already in the middle of a murder case when it seems that there is another grave murder to investigate. One of Egypt's great heroes has been brutally killed & Pharoah Hatusu has decided to intervene.

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Jake is older, talented and exciting. But when Sigrid is isolated with him in a remote cottage on the moors, he becomes as dangerous and frightening as the landscape.

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On 28th May, 1953, 20-year-old soldier Jack Parrish is killed in Korea just before the armistice: a meaningless, confusing death. When word reaches his mother in the small village of Caldington she begins a calm but determined search for answers. And for someone to blame.

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A young woman faces fresh difficulties at the close of the First World War in The Soldier's Woman, a thrilling saga from Alexandra Connor.

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Aine is a neglected and lonely child, haunted by the castle, Dunbeg, where she spends her summers. It is here she meets her American cousin, Rupert: a meeting that will change her life. Determined to leave behind all that held her captive as a child, Aine grows up haunted, by Dunbeg and by Rupert.

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It is with mixed feelings that Frances Goodwin leaves Yorkshire to return home to Blackpool to look after her ailing mother. However, some drama enters her life in the form of Adrian Glover, the new local Methodist minister, and then there's her new colleague, Marcus Avery.

As the Blitz ravages London in 1940, Nancy Sparrow decides to leave the job she loves in a West End dress shop and volunteer for war work. She becomes a porter at Paddington station and is immediately thrust into a chaotic environment where air-raids cause havoc to passengers desperate to get home.

Cindy Decker becomes a police officer, like her father, but has a feeling someone may be stalking her and when it seems like her clandestine affair with a work colleague will collide with this mysterious harrasser, she tells her dad and they work together to uncover the truth.