When World War II broke out, George and his mother were forced to wave his father goodbye in Bulgaria and return to England. He never saw him again. The unpredictable life that followed nonetheless led to a brilliant career - two Bond films, "I, Claudius" and of course Chief Inspector Wexford.

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The long-lost son of a wealthy weaver, thought murdered six years before, has reappeared, to the joy of the old man but to the indignation of Alison Burnett, who refuses to believe the stranger is her brother. When she is disinherited she appeals to Roger the Chapman to prove her suspicions right.

Annie is planning her wedding to second husband, David. But first she must meet a publishing deadline, so goes to Cornwall for some space. But no sooner has she arrived than visitors start arriving to disturb her peace.

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With total sales of over 1.8 million (source: BookScan) to her name, Lyn Andrews is one of the UK's favourite saga authors

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This is the sixth title in a medieval mystery series featuring the investigative hero, Roger the Chapman. In this story, Roger has to team up with a tiresome friar to find the murderer of Lady Cederwell.

A saga from the author of "Carousel of Secrets", "Let the Bells Ring" and "Keep the Home Fires Burning".

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From the author of THE LARK ASCENDING. A talented artist decides to live with her lover who is twenty years her senior. Although happy, she finds her talent stifled and the age difference becomes apparent when his son and grandson come to visit, and when an ex-fiancee arrives, she realises he has not told her everything about his past.

The great Queen Elizabeth I is growing tired, worn out by England's struggle for dominance over the Wild Irish. A ship sails into London bearing the colours of the legendary Irish pirate queen Grace O'Malley, who has come to plead for the life of her son. These two women recognise in each other an equal in intelligence, courage and leadership.

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A novel that looks at the turbulent events of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

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Nicholas Picard's death complicates matters for Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret, who adjudicate land disputes. Picard's wife, his mistress and the mother of a previous owner are so determined to prove their claims, that the commissioners wonder if one of them could have committed murder.

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When legendary diva Antonia Byrne's will is read, it contains some unpleasant surprises for her nearest and dearest - none of them get quite what they were expecting. When the mourners become snowbound in the tiny mountain village, one of their number has lethally sinister intentions.

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Matthew Jukes is uniquely placed among wine writers: he actually works in the wine trade. He tastes hundreds of wines every week of the year, so he knows what your local supermarket, off-licence and wine shop will be stocking well in advance.

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Matthew Jukes works in the wine trade and tastes hundreds of wines every week of the year, so he knows what your local supermarket, off-licence and wine shop will be stocking well in advance. Here, he shares those secrets to give you the best 250 wines to buy in 2004 and where to buy them.

Yummy mummies with flat brown tummies... Two couples collide in an ante-natal class. Flash Hugo and Amanda want smart private hospitals and maternity nurses to the stars. Ultra-green Alice and Jake want an all-natural home birth with whale music and tree-hugging hippies. Yet parenthood doesn't quite go to plan.

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Yummy mummies with flat brown tummies... Two couples collide in an ante-natal class. Flash Hugo and Amanda want smart private hospitals and maternity nurses to the stars. Ultra-green Alice and Jake want an all-natural home birth with whale music and tree-hugging hippies. Yet parenthood doesn't quite go to plan.

(Paperback, New edition)

Domesday commissioners Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret travel to the Wiltshire town of Bedwyn after a complaint is made by Alric Longden. On arrival, the mangled body of Alric is discovered in the forest and the two become drawn into the hunt for a killer while trying to settle the town's disputes.

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It was a typical Tuesday evening in Kilbrody. Cathy Long was on her way to collect her drunken father from the pub. Ozzy O'Reilly was in the graveyard watching the Dublin bus through his binoculars. And Charlie Finn was pulling pints for stragglers at the bar. That's when the woman from the bus wal

The bus from Dublin to Limerick has never meant much to the inhabitants of Kilbrody, until a woman steps off it, marches into the pub and drinks herself into oblivion. When she finally wakes up, days later, it is to discover Charlie Finn; the local garda and indeed the whole village are talking abo

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An exciting and compulsive story of rivalry, hatred, and the strength of love from No.1 bestselling author Josephine Cox

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Strange happenings threaten the idyllic existence of a Cornish village. The inhabitants believe that ex-Inspector Reynold's mystery novels have inspired a criminal. Even Sergeant Derrymore makes it clear that Reynold's assistance is not required in the investigation. Then the real trouble begins.

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This novel shares some of the characters in Marcia Willett's first novel, 'Those Who Serve'.