Offers a tale of subterfuge and double-crossing, from dark deeds in the underworld of Victorian London, to international espionage and warfare in the Baltic.

The Baltic, 1854. "War tourist" Viscount Bullivant and his family are kidnapped by the Russians. It falls to Commander Kit Killigrew to escape the Tsarist secret police, rescue the Bullivants, steal back their yacht, sail through the Ekenas Archipelago and defeat Captain-Lieutenant Pechorin.

(Paperback)

Frank and funny fiction from a fresh and original voice

Written by Barbara Nadel, this is a crime series set during the Blitz in London during WW2.

(, Export ed)

Tess, Maddy and Rita have been friends since working together in Dublin. Now in their fifties, all three are married and living a very comfortable lifestyle. Each year they holiday together and this year's destination is Southern France. But during their stay cracks show in each marriage.

(, New edition)

This text provides an account of the secret aerospace technology which was developed in Nazi Germany and had the potential to drastically affect the outcome of World War II.

(, New edition)

After 25 years of marriage, Anna finds divorce has made a single woman of her. In theory, she is free to go anywhere, but what about her job, her daughter and her angry, ageing mother Anna is still tied down, but when she loses her job, the picture begins to look slightly different.

From the author of SEX, LIES AND LITIGATION, a contemporary novel set in London. A chic young female lawyer is disturbed to learn she has a stalker and decides to hire a private detective to help her out. However, the detective proves to be more trouble than her stalker, and helps to wreak havoc on her social life. Reissued.

(, New edition)

Evelyn, a lawyer with attitude and a penchant for Mr Wrongs has moved to a loft in Clerkenwell and her anxiety levels are way up. She's got problems with debt, with builders, with friends, with her love life and the usual problems at work. Add a stalker to the equation and there's disaster.

(, New edition)

Rachel can see the funny side when her husband leaves her for a cosmetics demonstrator. Called Greg. As a stand-up comedian still to make the big time - although things couldn't be better - her life lacks that certain spark. That is, until her washing machine breaks down and the repair man arrives.

(Paperback)

A novel set in the Depression and the years leading up to the Second World War, it travels from the north-east of England to Hollywood.

(Hardback)

Left Bank is intoxicating, witty and delicious, like Paris itself...

(Paperback, Export/Airside ed)

Enter the world of Olivier and Madison Malin, the glittering inhabitants of Paris's most exclusive neighbourhood, the Left Bank. The Malins' life, together with their daughter, is the stuff of dreams. Everything seems perfect, until the moment a new English nanny, Anna, appears at the imposing doors of their Rue du Bac apartment.

(, New edition)

Garry Nelson is not one of football's household names yet he made almost 650 League appearances in a career stretching back to 1979. This book describes the 1994-5 season at Charlton Athletic. It reveals the ups and downs of what it is like to be an ordinary professional player.

Hannah and her mother Esme are lucky to escape when their home is destroyed during a bombing raid. Forced to move in with Esme's difficult sister-in-law, they make the best of things, and soon Hannah falls for the boy next door, Eric Goodwin.

(, New edition)

In this amusing guide, Craig Nelson, traveller extraordinaire, shares the tales of his numerous jaunts with the public. The text contains stories from all over the world and is full of larger-than-life characters.

(Paperback)

(, Export/airside Ed)

Everything is going right for lifeguard Ned Kelley. He is involved with Tess, the most beautiful woman he has ever seen and what's more, a million dollars is within touching distance; his share of the score for the robbery of some world-class art. All he has to do is trigger alarms to throw the cops off the scent.

(, New edition)

Unlike some jockeys, Tony Byrne has never ridden a dishonest race. All the same, his career is heading for the rocks. In comparison, Freddy Montague has never been fussy about sticking to the rules, if there's money on offer to fix races, Freddy's guaranteed to be first on the gravy train. Unfortunately for both men, the guarantees run out.

Unlike some of his fellow jockeys, Tony Byrne has never taken a bung and never ridden a dishonest race. Star rider Freddy Montague however has never stuck to the rules. For both men, the guarantees run out once Freddy's gravy train comes off the rails turning the gravy into blood.

(Hardback)

Another moving Cockney saga from The Sunday Times bestselling author Dee Williams.

(, ANZ ed)

Fast bowlers do not come any better, quicker or more competitive than Australia's finest, Dennis Lillee. This puny, shy boy from the outskirts of Perth became the scourge of batsmen all over the world, blasting his way past so many defences in 13 years of Test cricket, until his retirement in 1984 brought a collective sigh of relief.

(Hardback)

A humorous book about cricket, which looks at the attitudes of amateur players and fans of the game.