(, New edition)

There's a silver lining is an evocative saga, steeped in warmth and nostalgia, in which heartache, happiness, tragedy and triumph lie in store for a close-knit Blackpool community.

(Hardback)

A powerful and deeply personal exploration of a divided country - and a hopeful vision for change

(Paperback, New edition)

Tam Buchanan and Fizz are trying to find a four-year-old boy, Robin, who has been kidnapped, apparently by his own father. There seems to be no way they can see justice done without putting Robin in unacceptable danger, unless Fizz - resourceful, intuitive and daring - can think of something.

A sea-faring adventure set in the 19th century charting the life of Robert Fitzroy, the captain of the Beagle and his passenger Charles Darwin.

(Hardback)

Written by the "Sunday Times" bestselling author.

Briony has grown up in the shadow of her father, an impressive man whose past as a missionary has always been a mystery to her. Eventually she discovers the secret that has haunted him for years - whilst in Africa, he fathered a son by an African woman.

(, New edition)

Briony West's father has a past as a missionary in Rhodesia that has always haunted her. When Briony finds out his secret - that he fathered a son by an African woman - she visits Africa. But her arrival coincides with political unrest in a country in the midst of war.

The Thorns are living a happy family life in North West London when a tragedy changes their lives forever. The urban world is becoming a sinister place for the Thorns, and is Rosa strong enough to protect her life, but more importantly, the lives of her adored children

In the backstreets of Liverpool, best mates Molly and Nellie are up to their usual tricks, sharing a joke with Tony and Ellen and always keeping an eye on their children and grandchildren. But they're never to busy to help out a friend, so when Claire is being pursued by a secret admirer, they put their detective skills to work.

(Hardback)

A heart-warming new Merseyside saga from the bestselling author of A LABOUR OF LOVE

(Paperback)

Anne Baker's Through Rose-Coloured Glasses is a captivating saga of family, romance and danger.

A horror novel about a 30-year-old newspaper reporter who arrives home one evening to find a doll on his doorstep, but when he takes it inside his house, he finds that something apparently supernatural lurks beneath the fabric of the doll, something that is determined to kill him.

Questions how seconds, minutes and hours were agreed, why there is no decimal time, why there are seven days in a week, twelve months in a year and not thirteen are all raised and answered as Waugh looks at every aspect of time - from the beginning and the Big Bang to clock time, calendar and the end itself, the Big Crunch.

(Paperback)

Bryony Travis is the daughter of Dan Travis, a second-hand car dealer who also deals in stolen goods. An avid reader of Tatler magazine, Bryony longs to escape her father's shady associates and meet sophisticated people with good manners.

(Hardback)

A compelling new novel from the bestselling author of A SECRET IN THE FAMILY and A DAUGHTER'S JOURNEY -- 'An outstanding storyteller' Woman's Weekly

(Hardback)

The third novel in the thrillingly authentic World War Two RAF action adventure series moves to the brutal theatre of war in North Africa where Rommel is the Fighter Boy's principle target...

Stephanie, Lula, and Grandma Mazur have a Vegas-sized problem on their hands. The pursuit of a skip brings Stephanie to Las Vegas, and three mob guys want to make sure it's a one-way ticket.

(Hardback)

People want to cook in a low-fat, healthy way - but they don't want low-fat recipes that appear too worthy, too dull or tasteless. Judith Wills presents a range of tempting meals that are satisfying - and easy to prepare, from grills, roasts and stews to salads and even desserts.

(Hardback)

When Jasira's mother discovers her boyfriend's feelings for her thirteen-year-old daughter, she packs Jasira off to Houston, to live with the Daddy she barely knows. Her father is unable to show his daughter the love she craves, and still less able to handle her feelings about her changing body, which Jasira begins to suspect disgusts him.

(Paperback, New edition)

(, Export/Airside ed)

"Treasure Islands: Sailing the South Seas in the Wake of Fanny and Robert Louis Stevenson" is written by Pamela Stephenson.

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