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Tom Campbell and David Potter has produced a portrait of Stein, but are not afraid to delve below the surface of the legend to examine the manager's mistakes and failings as well as his triumphs and strengths.

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In the 1920s Gordon West and his wife toured the little-known island of Majorca, observing the rich pageantry of a people whose customs, gentle manners and generous hospitality made the island a unique and fascinating place. This is West's account of those experiences.

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Milisant and Wulfric are equally unhappy as they are forced to marry for dynastic reasons - but in spite of the unromantic reasons for their alliance and the political manoeuvrings behind the scenes, a grand passion soon unites them.

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Every July, the lucky owners of Cornish holiday homes set off for their annual break. They close up their desirable semis in smartish London suburbs - having turned off the Aga and turned on the burglar alarm - and look forward to a carefree, restful, somehow more fulfilling summer. Clare is more than usually ready for her holiday.

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Joe writes with raw honesty about his difficult upbringing in working-class Ballyfermot, with a hard-drinking father and hard-working mother, and about his younger brother Brendan, who has drink and drug problems and has spent time in prison.

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The latest hot and funny love story from New York Times bestselling author Rachel Gibson, author of RESCUE ME and NOTHING BUT TROUBLE. Vivian got what she wanted and more but why does her glamorous life seem so trivial

Henry got out too . Hes not even looking for sex .

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The day Joe Remington brought his new bride to Fell Rise, he had already sensed she might not settle easily into his home just outside the Tyneside town of Fellburn.

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Read by thousands of soldiers who recognised its unflinchingly honest portrayal of the real war, as well as high-ranking Pentagon officials and interested parties around the world, Kaboom was shut down by the US Army in June 2008.

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This volume contains two novels by Catherine Cookson, "The Long Corridor" and "Kate Hannigan".

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It is the early 1920s and Kate Hannigan is happily married to Dr Rodney Prince, who has willingly accepted her illegitimate daughter, Annie, as the eldest child of their household. Everything seems to be going well for the Prince family, but soon spiteful rumours about Kate's earlier life seem to haunt both her and Annie.

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'Fiendishly addictive' GUARDIAN

Your best friend isnt who you think she is.

Youve been friends since university, when you became the people you are today.

You dont see each other enough but when you do its as if youve never been apart.

Shes one of the family.

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For more than twenty-five years Frank Muir, in partnership with Denis Norden, produced some of the most sparkling and original comedy ever written for radio and television. He also knew from an early age that he wanted to write, but it took a childhood illness for him to discover that humour and writing could be combined.

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In this conclusion to the Adams family saga, the author has captured the love and spirit of Cockney life. Here again are all the characters from "Down Lambeth Way" and "Our Emily", led by Sammy, King of Camberwell, pulling his family into the good times at last.

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The author of the highly acclaimed It's Not About the Tapas reaches some unexpected conclusions about the new New Zealand man - and finds that evolution has taken some unlikely twists.

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When he vanishes unexpectedly, Rosa returns to her family's estate to grieve for her lost love only to find a new fulfilment as well as many surprises in the magic of her beloved Cucina.

A love song to Italy, La Cucina is a celebration of all things sensual.

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In 1854, when explorer John Rae returned from the Arctic with news that the final survivors of the Franklin expedition, while starving to death, had degenerated into cannibalism, Jane enlisted the celebrated Charles Dickens to repudiate him.

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Tells the story of James Boyle's close friendship, in his teens, with James Lafferty, who joined his class at the local grammar school. This friendship allowed John and Laff to escape from the harshness of their lives in the worst housing scheme in the West of Scotland - as well as from the pariah status this conferred on them at school.

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Behind the facade of respectable island life lurk dark and menacing presences.

Land of the Golden Apple is a bewitching coming-of-age novel about the lives and loves, joys and despairs of a diverse yet tightly-knit community and about how those same ties that bind us can also constrict us...

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In an adventure of a lifetime, Alexander Armstrong wraps up warm and heads ever north to explore the hostile Arctic winter the glittering landscape of Scandinavia, the isolated islands of Iceland and Greenland, and the final frontier of Canada and Alaska.

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In 1250 BC, Theseus, king of Athens, encountered a nation of proud, passionate warrior women the Greeks called "Amazons". Bound to each other as lovers as well as fighters, the Amazons were outraged when their queen fell in love with Theseus, and raised a terrible army to march on Athens.

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Edward Bells mother had left the Soviet Union thirty years before a political firebrand, a troublemaker.

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A fine debut fast-paced and bleak, with a vivid setting and gut-wrenching twists. MICK HERRON

[An] impressive first thriller . Full of descriptive, fast-paced scenes and an interesting take on life in Japan made this such an entertaining read for me .