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Bill DeLacey is anxious that Iris Thorne helps him trace his estranged daughter Paula. Iris herself parted with Paula on less than friendly terms, but she has her own reasons for trying to find her. Just days before she died, DeLacey's wife left a disturbing message on Iris's answerphone.

The tale of two women in 17th century rural England, one a voluptuous and charismatic prostitute, one a solitary servant girl. When the first woman is found dead, the attempt to unravel the mystery surrounding it leads to shocking discoveries, unexpected love and a new beginning for the other.

(, New edition)

Set in 17th-century rural England, this novel is the tale of two women. One is large, voluptuous and charismatic - a prostitute to whom many are drawn. The other is young, slight and solitary - a servant whose quest is to solve the mystery of the prostitute's death.

(Hardback)

A fantasy novel.

Celebrates life with the Scottish beastie. This book looks at the epic moments from Billy's early life in Glasgow - the background to an intimate portrait of his marriage with Pamela and his life in Scotland, LA and the rest of the world.

'Foul-mouthed, scatological and amusing in equal measure' Guardian

The break-up of an 18-year American literary marriage.

Gamesman, tactician, provocateur, Edward de Bono is an entrepreneur whose product is thinking. In this biography, Piers Dudgeon reveals the man and the way he developed his thinking systems and provides a synthesis of his ideas, showing how they have been employed in businesses around the world.

(Hardback)

A saga rich in detail of Newcastle life at the turn of the century. Author's previous titles include 'Della Dolan' and 'Mary Maddison'.

(Paperback)

Originally published in paperback (1989), a saga from the author of APRIL. Bridie is only 16, when her mother dies. Abused by her father, she flees to safety in England, finding refuge as housemaid to a kindly doctor. But the shadows of her past are not far away and she makes a living by becoming a money lender who becomes much respected.

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DI Kate Burrows thought she'd never face a killer like the Grantley Ripper again. But she was wrong. One by one, children are being abandoned. Thankfully, they're rescued from harm. Then one victim is not so lucky, and Kate knows she's in a race against time to save lives.

From the Brother Cadfael oeuvre comes a book of quotations for each day of the year. These words of wisdom are extracted from Ellis Peters' popular novels and are divided into the four seasons, each illustrated with illuminated letters.

(Hardback)

'Playfully elegant and effortlessly seductive' Telegraph

(Hardback, Updated)

A celebration of this colourful seven-piece phenomenon from Korea, exploring in detail the group's origins, members and super rise to success.

The irresistible hairdressing reporter is back with a new mystery, new dangers and new highlights. In this latest dose of an addictive crime caper series, Bubbles Yablonsky, with the dubious help of her loony mother and precocious teenage daughter, is on the trail of a frightening villain in her search for the biggest scoop of her life.

There's more to Bubbles Yablonsky than blonde curls. She's becoming as skilled at writing the news as perming her hair, but she still needs to add new highlights to her image as a hot reporter. But when her latest beau is found injured at the site of a murder, perhaps this is her chance.

(Hardback)

A mystery, which is part of the award-winning "Bubbles Yablonsky" crime series.

Janice has disappeared on her wedding day and Janice's uncle has turned up dead. So Bubbles is back and undercover as an Amish woman. Bubbles loves hunting down the facts but doing so without make-up or a hairdryer proves quite a trial, especially when a sexy photographer comes on the scene.

Hairdresser Bubbles Yablonsky is determined to turn her taste for gossip into a talent for journalism, and she knows a secret that could bring her big break. But she soon discovers that some people will do anything to keep her quiet.

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Samurai and ex-policeman, Sano Ichiro tries to follow bushido (the Way of the Warrior) in a society whose ancient ways have been forgotten. Suddenly one of those ways reappears: bundori - a severed head, nailed to a plank, offered for public display. The old tradition has been revived by a killer.

(, New edition)

Martin Rosenthal is obsessed with flight and in particular the story of his grandfather, Frank, a legendary fighter pilot with the RAF. Having lived his life in his grandfather's shadow, Martin now starts to uncover both a conspiracy and the mystery of his grandfather's fatal last flight.

Ever since he was a small boy, Martin has been obsessed with flight - and more particularly with the story of his grandfather, Frank, a Jewish American who came to England to fly fighters with the RAF. But having lived his life in his grandfather's heroic shadow, Martin embarks on a mystery.

(Paperback)

A powerful action thriller that deftly combines drama, humour and spellbinding characters in a furiously paced plot that will leave you wanting more.

(, New edition)

Vashnar is the Commander of Arvenstaat's Wardens. He plans to seize power and re-establish the rule of the Dictators. But Thyrn reads the intentions beneath his words and flees. Thyrn is driven into the Karpas Mountain by Vashnar's pursuit. There, however, a darker power begins to reveal itself.