(Hardback)

Charles Dickens' shortest novel, addressing themes of family, education and industrialisation in Victorian England.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

An extraordinary debut literary page-turner with echoes of Madame Bovary and Anna Karenina.

(Paperback)

An extraordinary debut literary page-turner with echoes of Madame Bovary and Anna Karenina.

(Paperback, Main)

Creep under the kitchen table and join Hazel the greedy guinea pig as she gets into some sticky situations...

(Paperback)

A man with a dark secret unravels the mysteries of his past. Plagued by guilt over the drowning of his younger brother, he is strangely terrified by life. When the woman he loves becomes pregnant, he plunges into a comically disastrous liaison, fleeing from commitment and responsibility.

(Paperback, General, Bonded Leather)

'The horror! The horror!' - these are Kurtz's final words in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness , the story of a man who travels into the jungle to seek his fortune and who instead finds an all-consuming moral and spiritual wilderness.

(Paperback, Media tie-in)

(Paperback)

PC Rowan is puzzled by a spate of thefts from remote moorland churches. Meanwhile, Sergeant Blaketon's son Graham has come to visit and little does Blaketon know that his son has joined the Killing Pits Club, who plan to stage a potentially lethal motor-car time trial around Aidensfield.

(Paperback)

Whether he's trying to squash six sheep into a Ford Anglia, bottling "Holy" water with insanitary results, Claude Greengrass and his dog always have some dodgy scheme afoot. It's down to Sergeant Blaketon and PC Nick to keep one step ahead of them.

(Paperback, Main)

Very possibly the best novel about the World Cup - Esquire

(Paperback, Main)

Set in Johannesburg during a new age of apartheid and intolerance, Heaven Forbid is a wise and moving tale of innocence blighted and paradise lost; an unforgettable novel of childhood, family and the impact of a crucial moment in history on that private world.

(Hardback)

An astounding work of fiction - resoundingly powerful, endlessly quotable and funny as hell - with its sights set on getting to the heart of racism in America. In short, this is one HELL OF A BOOK.

(Paperback)

An astounding work of fiction - resoundingly powerful, endlessly quotable and funny as hell - with its sights set on getting to the heart of racism in America. In short, this is one HELL OF A BOOK.

(Paperback)

It's a new season for small town scandals and big-time secrets. . .

* A suspenseful and haunting novel of abduction and obsessive love, comparable to Ian McEwan's A Child in Time and John Fowles's The Collector

A suspenseful and haunting novel of abduction and obsessive love, comparable to Ian McEwan's A Child in Time and John Fowles's The Collector

(, Main)

Bringing great writing back into print - a Faber Finds book.

Venetia Summers appears to lead a fairy-tale rural existence with her husband and two sons in her tumbledown Norfolk cottage. But when her husband leaves her for his stumpy masseuse, not even the arrival of Venetia's splendid baby daughter, the Beauty, can quite make up for the sense of loss she feels for her newly lopsided family.

(Paperback)

Moving on is never easy

(, Main)

From the Orange- and Whitbread-shortlisted author of Buddha Da

Charlotte Parker is famous on Wall Street for two things; measuring risk and developing radical technologies. So when her beloved father falls ill and his mysterious nursing home roommate, Earl, offers her a deal to save him, she jumps at the chance. But now the man the media calls 'Charlotte Parker's imaginary friend' has disappeared.

(Paperback)

This is a thrilling tale of courage and danger set in 1745, as Bonnie Prince Charlie is rescued by loyal highlanders in the aftermath of the Jacobite Rising. Perfect for fans of 'Outlander'.