After four years in a coma following a car crash, Meg Winter suddenly regains consciousness. But as she begins to pick up the pieces of her life, she cannot remember the crash. But someone thinks she can and is determined to put her to sleep forever.

After four years in a coma, Meg Winter suddenly regains consciousness. But as she begins to pick up the pieces of her life, one area of the past remains a mysterious blank - the crash that put her in a coma. Meg finds herself in a deadly race against time to solve the mystery of that fateful night.

(, New edition)

Jennifer Paterson - noisy, jolly, fun, acerbic - had masses of friends and admirers who were deprived of their rackety companion when she died in 1999. Here, 20 friends, colleagues, fellow cooks, write about Jennifer as they knew her. Contributions include A.N. Wilson and Clarissa Dickson Wright.

(Paperback)

A quest for sensual inspiration in the best of erotic writing

"Europe's Lost Civilization" is a travel adventure and a detective story; a physical, intellectual and spiritual quest into an ancient mystery.

It's been a good few years since Molly and Bernie left their native Ireland and settled in Liverpool. Now, they're both being courted by fine young men, and the future looks bright. But 1945 is rapidly approaching and soon war is changing everything - destroying homes and lives, and snatching away long-held dreams!

After a two-year courtship, Kitty Freeman agrees to marry Henry, fulfilling the expectations of both families. But their contented, settled existence is to change when Henry is called up to serve king and country in WWII.

(Paperback, New edition)

The misery of the 312 million people who live below the poverty line in India is often overlooked. This book shows how they manage, what sustains them and the efforts made to help them. Although it pays attention to individual districts, the issues the book raises are universal in their relevance.

(Paperback)

Presents an investigation into football hooliganism in the UK.

One day Rita went to the shopping mall and mislaid her womb - somewhere she thinks, between Reynolds' Shoes and the lingerie counter of her favourite department store. Soon Rita is relaying her story to the nation and suddenly America is caught up in womb fever!

(Paperback, New edition)

A guide to Oxford describing ten walks through the principal thoroughfares, halls and chapels to the river, meadows, pubs and colleges.

(Hardback)

Set in small-time Missouri in the 1950's, this novel from the author of 'Manroot' explores the taboo theme of cruelty and its secret manifestations with marriage and family life.

Beautiful and brilliant, Josie and Jack Raeburn are closer than they should be and have more freedom than is good for them. However, as their father becomes more unpredictable they are forced to leave his isolated house, and face a world for which they are utterly unprepared. Jack's love for Josie has always been her safety-net.

(, Airside/Export ed)

2003. War-torn Baghdad: Saddam Hussein may be hiding in a hole, but foreign correspondent Faith Zanetti is once again at the heart of the action. And once again, she's loving it: the heat, the rush, the danger - dare she say it - the excitement. But there is one bombshell that even Faith isn't prepared for.

2003. War-torn Baghdad: Saddam Hussein may be hiding in a hole, but foreign correspondent Faith Zanetti is once again at the heart of the action. And once again, she's loving it: the heat, the rush, the danger - dare she say it - the excitement. But there is one bombshell that even Faith isn't prepared for.

(Paperback)

Following on from Sunday Times bestseller Baggage, Fall Out is the second part of Janet Street-Porter's memoir, revealing how she built herself up to be a newspaper supremo and TV personality

Jill is a magazine that's just the thing to be seen reading in glamorous Manhattan. That's the way its founder, Jill White, wants it to stay. But her boss, Ellen Cutter, wants to fill the magazine with ads, fluffy interviews and super-skinny models. If Jill refuses, Ellen will make sure she falls out of fashion and straight into the dole queue.

A hurricane is on the way in Rhode Island, and the locals are either hitting the road or battening down the hatches, but local librarian Dorcas Mather has other preoccupations. As the storm rages, she reads a true crime book of her sister's life and supposed crime, but does she know the real truth

Another powerful story from this well-loved author, charting the ties that bind a family together across four generations

As daughter of blacksmith, in her tiny Irish village, fifteen-year-old Kitty Doyle knows little of the ways of the world. Her widowed father re-marries and she has no choice but to leave family home. Luckily there's work to be found and soon Kitty has a job in a grocer's, where she also catches the eye of the owner.

A story revolving around one man, his wife who is young, successful and attractive, and an ex-wife (Gemma) who often feels like 55 at 35. David Hennessy, the man in the middle, couldn't foresee any problems and his mistaken assumption leads to trouble.

(Hardback)

The history of the Kindertransport and one family's desperate struggle to escape Czechoslovakia during the Nazi invasion.

(Paperback, New edition)

Farnor tends his father's sheep in a small, isolated village. When a band of soldiers arrives and occupies the abandoned castle, and under the leadership of Rannick, they gradually reduce the villagers to slaves, then the killings begin. When Farnor's parents are murdered, he swears revenge.

(, New edition)

When Arthur Wainwright dies suddenly, the bulk of his estate is turned over to his nephew and his wife Sally. She finds large irregularities in the company finances and when the firms accountant is murdered, DCI Fenwick is called in, soon battling against time to prevent further deaths.