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When Rose Trevelyan sees a young girl being carried away by someone who appears to be her father, she thinks nothing of it. Until, that is, the appearance of a frantic mother who cannot find her child. As time passes, it becomes clear that the chances of getting Beth back unharmed are very bleak indeed...

This is a good one - fast, confident, and suspenseful. My kind of book

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A price on her head.

A secret worth dying for.

Just 48 hours to expose the truth...

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Captain Daniel Rawson's most dangerous escapade yet...

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Highway robber. Convict. Runaway. Mother. She will do anything for freedom, but at what cost

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Second in a thrilling, page-turning historical adventure series

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This stunning fictional debut by a wildly talented young writer presents six stories about Americans colliding with remote and often perilous parts of the world

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A huge, exciting historical adventure epic in the bestselling tradition of Bernard Cornwell, Conn Iggulden and Robyn Young

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From a Sunday Times bestselling author comes a powerful and compulsive drama set in the Greek islands during the Second World War. 'What an amazing roller-coaster of a ride... So startlingly good, so utterly readable... A cracking historical thriller' Manda Scott

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Sharpe on ships: Julian Stockwin is the Bernard Cornwell of the seas.

Kit Killigrew and the crew of HMS Tisiphone capture China's most ruthless pirate, Zhai jing-mu. After handing him over to the authorities, Kit is free to enjoy the pleasures the Hong Kong has to offer. But rising tensions and the pirate's escape from jail means Killigrew must be on his guard.

In the spring of 1852, Killigrew leaves England, bound for the arctic, on a voyage to discover the North-West Passage. Killigrew is keen to make a name for himself as an explorer, but their ship, HMS Venturer, soon runs into trouble. Eventually they find themselves frozen, deep in the heart of the arctic.

It is 1914 and while battles rage across Europe, three empires - the Ottoman, the German and the British - fight for dominance in the Middle East. The merciless landscape of Persia and Mesopotamia are prizes to be claimed by the most ruthless opponent.

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A war story laced with criminal intrigue. The author's previous books include "The Russian Enigma", "A Conflict of Interests", "Troika" and "A Different Drummer".

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Book fourteen in the acclaimed John Pearce series

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The third novel in Matt Lynn's riveting, action-packed series featuring the unbeatable Death Inc.

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Best known for his Simon Fonthill Victorian adventure novels, Wilcox excels with this WWI tale

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Ensign Grey thought he knew what to expect, but when Seaman Murray attempts to blackmail an instructor who is determined to see him fail, Hell Week takes on a new meaning. With deteriorating health and a dangerous enemy in hot pursuit, the two unlikely friends struggle to survive.

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The European bestseller, an epic of two brothers, brought together and divided by betrayal, secrecy and self-delusion, spanning seventy years of German history: from the Russian Revolution, to World War II, to 1975.

Brand-new standalone novel set in 1840s Cornwall.

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Alexandria is the setting for the third in the brilliant trilogy set in the dying days of the Roman Empire, featuring the most compelling anti-hero since Flashman.

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Slipcased limited edition of The Buried Giant: signed, numbered and with separate portfolio containing two facsimile pages of manuscript, also signed by Kazuo Ishiguro.