In the Holy Land in dogged pursuit of an ancient Egyptian scroll that promises to reveal the secrets of the universe, even as Bonaparte launches his deadly invasion of Israel. The inventive Gage faces old enemies as he must use all his wit and derring-do to prevent dark powers from seizing control of the world.

Collection of stories featuring the much-loved duo Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson

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Collection of stories featuring the much-loved duo Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson

Collection of stories featuring the much-loved duo Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson

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Book four in the hugely popular Lake District series

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The third book from an exciting new voice in historical sagas

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From the author of the Deserter's Daughter.

When fire destroys their London theatre, Lord Westfield's players must seek out humbler venues in the countryside.

An adventurous tale of mischief, humour and deception, Nicander and Marius face danger of the highest order, where nothing in the land of the Roman Empire is quite what it seems.

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When a rider is murdered during a horse race in Woodstock, Delchard and Bret get drawn into the investigation.

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A tale of war, treachery and divided loyalties, The Straits of Treachery is set in Sicily during the turbulent years of the Napoleonic Wars.

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Reissued alongside the brand-new exploits of Restoration rogue and Tower of London clerk Harry Lytle, Hearts of Darkness, this first book in the historical crime series sets the scene in London most foul.

The latest instalment in the gripping, DI Marjory Fleming police procedural series.

In a small English town the body of a middle aged man is found in the woods and three different people think they may be responsible for his death. Artist Sam Marlowe becomes a good-natured sleuth, helping the townspeople to bury, dig up, and rebury the corpse in an effort to evade the authorities and discover the truth about Harry.

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There's word of a series of sinister dognappings occurring in Troutbeck and whilst taking a walk up Wansfell Pike, Simmy and her father, Russell, stumble on a dog, strangled to death - it's not long before Simmy reluctantly finds herself caught up in a murder investigation...

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Spring has brought many new beginnings into the world of Persimmon 'Simmy' Brown but when a former acquaintance of Christopher's reminds him of an undertaking made a decade previously but failed to fulfil, their lives soon take a sinister - and deadly - turn.

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A&B are delighted to welcome Beryl Matthews to their women's fiction list

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Autumn 1917. Harvey Marmion and Joe Keedy are dispatched from Scotland Yard to investigate the death of young woman at a luxurious hotel. Questions abound: who is she Who poisoned her And where is the original occupant of the room They must solve the mystery as quickly as possible, before the reputation of the hotel is damaged beyond repair.

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In this installment of this dramatic Elizabethan series, Westfield's Men are flying high after a celebrated performance of 'The Insatiate Duke' at the Queen's Head.

Into the maelstrom of the Chinese Boxer rebellion land former captain and army scout Simon Fonthill, his wife Alice and '352' Jenkins, Fonthill's former batman and trusted comrade. Threatened by the Boxers, the three escort a missionary and his family to the supposed safety of Peking, but the capital is no sanctuary.

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In 1086 England's mighty king, William the Conqueror, sends out surveyors and census takers to record the resources of his land and its people. Wherever the king's men go they bring excitement, and sometimes murder....

Little Rose McGinley is just seven years old when her family is harshly evicted from their home in Donegal, victims of the Clearances of 1861. It is the first step in what will be a long and eventful journey for Rose, one that will take her from Donegal to Kerry, and back again.

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A BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week. Author Angela Thirkell recalls the three houses in which she grew up. First 'The Grange', where her grandfather, Sir Edward Burne-Jones, set the cultivated tone, Thirkell also reminisces about her parents' Kensington home and the seaside retreat, where Angela's cousin, Rudyard Kipling, lived across the green.

The stunning new novel from the author of The Other Typist