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Misfortune's Daughters Joan Collins?s thrilling, sexy latest spans 60 years of dark secrets and forbidden desires, featuring a cast of heroes and villains drawn from her own glittering career in movies and TV.

Magicians' Guild The first book in an enthralling, action-packed trilogy from an award-winning Australian writer, The Magician?s Guild introduces a captivating new heroine to the world of fantasy.

Spearhead 15: Condor legion The Spearhead series looks at the cutting edge of war, focusing on units that operated independently in the forefront of battle. This title studies the Condor Legion, the Nazi force that fought with the Nationalists in the Spanish Civil War.

Amazona Without question one of the most popular and highly regarded fantasy artists of all time, AchillTos here presents a new gallery of stunning women in all their curvaceous, scantily clad glory.

The Ali Abbas Story Published on the anniversary of the Iraq war, this is the moving true story of the courageous war victim Ali Abbas. All profits from this book will go to The Limbless Association.

Fathers and Sons In this remarkable account of his family?s turbulent history, Alexander Waugh (grandson of Evelyn) exposes the fraught dynamic that has produced four generations of successful authors.

Churchill In this outstanding account, (which was shortlisted for the 2002 Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction), the late Roy Jenkins analyses the exceptional character of an icon of British history.

Unusual Undertakings General ?Jim? Wilson was always at the heart of the action during WW2 and beyond. As new memoirs become rarer, this first-hand account from a soldier with rather unconventional views is fascinating.

Jacky Boy With bestsellers such as Cleopatra Kelly, Ken McCoy has won a reputation as the ?Harry Bowling of the North?. Brilliantly set in post-war Yorkshire, this is a wonderfully evocative, entertaining saga!

The Rottweiler The award-winning Ruth Rendell returns to a darkly atmospheric London in this intensely involving and gripping mystery. With authentic setting and believable characterisation, she creates a thrilling sense of mounting tension.

Low Gi Cook Book If you?re looking for a great way to lose weight and improve your health, then forget Atkins and take a look at the low GI diet. As this tempting collection of recipes illustrates, it offers a delicious way to slim down.

Shopaholic & Sister This hilarious trip to the high street and back is the brand new novel in Sophie Kinsella?s best-selling Shopaholic series.

From Sketch to Painting This practical guide shows aspiring artists how to keep a sketchbook ? an invaluable tool for capturing images, thoughts, colours and textures which can then be transformed into beautiful paintings.

Thorn This chilling psychological drama of a family unravelling will appeal to fans of Nicci French. New author Vena Cork brilliantly builds a sense of menace as she catapults her characters into a terrifying situation.

The Bell With the acclaimed film Iris generating huge interest in Iris Murdoch, here is the novel regarded by many of Murdoch?s fans as the best example of her unique literary gifts.

Journey Into The Void The final part of the Sovereign Stone trilogy ? from the makers of the DragonLance universe ? sees one last desperate battle for Leorem. A gripping story of magical power and corruption.

Cleanse Their Souls This is a young cavalry lieutenant?s moving and shocking account of front line service in the cauldron of the Bosnian war. Part of 1 Cheshire Battle Group, he witnessed appalling atrocities and human tragedy on a giant scale.

Fun Play Board Games Pure fun in a box!

Before I Forget An erotic, honest and profoundly moving story by the world class South African writer, Andre Brink ? a Booker short-listed author (twice) and winner of the Commonwealth Writers Prize.

William Roberts An exciting, long-overdue, re-appraisal of one of twentieth- century Britain?s most dynamic artists, William Roberts, the only major English artist of his generation who remained true to Cubism.

Putting out the stars Billed as the Irish Joanna Trollope, Roisin Meaney sensitively examines the complications of modern marriages, and the secrets that bind and divide families. Fans of Cold Feet will enjoy this beautifully observed tale.

An Act of Treachery Ann Widdecombe surprised and delighted her audience with her bestseller, The Clematis Tree. Now she?s back with a compelling tale of forbidden love, set amid the raging tensions of occupied Paris.

Amagansett Mark Mills is an established screenwriter, and The Whaleboat House, his debut novel, has the evocative rhythm of a great film. As the mystery unravels, you will be irresistibly drawn into this dark little community.

Gardeners' Question Time Plant Chooser A uniquely personal selection of favourite plants from four Gardener?s Question Time experts, this illustrated reference is comprehensive, funny and opinionated ? just like the experts themselves!

Dr Ali's Integrated Nutrition Bible Celebrity physician, Dr Ali, offers the definitive source of advice on eating right for your body type. Ideal for those who want to establish healthy eating habits but aren?t sure where to begin.

Grass For His Pillow Lian Hearn?s Across The Nightingale Floor was an international sensation with its thrilling story of clan warfare and mystical powers set in Ancient Japan. Now, with this sequel, Hearn provides another unmissable read.

The Haven Home For Delinquent Girls Louise Tondeur?s touching, insightful new novel presents a fresh take on the unique relationships that develop between women in and shows us how redemption and hope can be found in the most unexpected quarters.

The Poison Master Featuring the cult Elizabethan figure John Dee and his distant descendant on another world, this is a profound work of gothic sci?fi, stretching from the past to the far-flung future.

A Widow For A Year A multi-layered love story of remarkable, emotional intensity. Sensual, ribald, and written with sensitive humour, this is a moving study of the passage of time and the search for happiness.

The Instant Cook Internationally acclaimed food writer Donna Hay shares 190 fast recipes in her stunning new book. Whether you want a casual supper for two or special dinner for eight, this collection provides the perfect meal.

Rick Stein's Food Heroes Popular chef Rick Stein embarks on a voyage of discovery that takes him the length and breadth of Britain, searching out the very best of British produce, from bread to beer and lamb to cheese.

The Conscience of the King Set amidst the cut-throat world of Jacobean theatre, this pacy, richly detailed historical thriller featuring courtier and spy Henry Gresham is the latest novel from the acclaimed author of The Desperate Remedy.

Medusa Michael Dibdin?s Italian detective Aurelio Zen is one of the best-realised and best-loved characters in modern crime fiction. This slick, sophisticated investigation of a long-buried crime will keep you enthralled.

Little Learning If you like Joanna Trollope, you?ll love this novel of scandalous relationships . . .

Trespassing For those who savoured The God of Small Things this is the perfect accompaniment - a beautifully crafted romance involving deceit, rivalry and a passionate sense of destiny.

The Oracles of the Ancient World Oracles were a major feature of the religions of many ancient cultures. Ranging from huge Egyptian temples to modest tombs in Turkey, this is a unique guide to all the known oracles of antiquity.

Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint Rather than cover every last option PowerPoint offers, author Tom Negrino steps you through on a single, basic presentation, showing the quickest, easiest, most effective way to communicate your ideas.

Ireland: a Novel In the great tradition of bardic verse and storytelling comes a truly definitive and heart-warming declaration of love to Eire. Bestselling author and beloved broadcaster Frank Delaney takes us on a magical journey through the centuries.

Peter Pan & Wendy A brilliant chance to share this timeless tale with a new generation.

Freedom's Ransom At last, after a number of years away working on other projects, the multiple award-winning grande dGme of SF, Anne McCaffrey, has returned with a fourth episode in the Catteni Sequence.

Philosophy Works In this practical guide William Wray shows how we can transform our lives when we tap into the power of great ideas and use them to discover self-fulfilment.

Sean Scully The first ever monograph on Scully to be published, this volume offers an intimate view of how the artist creates, featuring lavish reproductions of major paintings and pictures of him at work.

Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror: Fun-Filled Frightfest In the throat-throttling tradition of The Simpsons? annual ?Treehouse of Horror? episodes, comes a third and final collection of hell-arious Halloween humour and comic strips from the genius mind of Matt Groening.

Dipped into Oblivion As powerful and eloquent as The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, this is Sacha Bonsor?s extraordinary account of what happened to her after suffering a life-threatening brain haemorrhage at the age of 20.

A Wing And A Prayer Set during World War Two, this new novel from the author of The House on Lonely Street is a compelling tale of a mother and her daughters coping in the face of adversity.

Wartime: Britain 1939?1945 Bestselling historian Juliet Gardiner draws on diaries, letters and interviews, many previously unpublished, which cover all aspects of the effect of World War Two on those on the Home Front.

The Other Side of the Story A new Marian Keyes novels is one of life?s delicious delights. Set in her own world of writing and publishing, Keyes tackles real-life issues with empathy and laugh-out-loud comedy.

Burning Tower Ringworld creator Larry Niven again teams up with Jerry Pournelle for this rousing sequel to The Burning City, in this sweeping tale of myth, magic and adventure.

A Likeness In the same vein as Suskind?s Perfume, Overall?s vivid prose brings the Elizabethan milieu dramatically to life. Pungent, erotic, and engrossing, this is the story of an ambitious painter, desperate to make his mark.

Apple Of My Eye Patrick Redmond?s two previous psychological thrillers have earned him a hail of well-deserved praise. His third beautifully constructed, disturbing and compelling novel could well push him into the league of Nicci French.

Introducing Mathematics Mathematics is the greatest creation of human intelligence and we depend on it in our daily lives. This is an essential book for anyone interested in the wonderful and weird world of mathematics.

Stripped Bare Contemporary artists have pushed back the boundaries of how the body is depicted like never before. This powerful selection of modern figurative works is guaranteed to shock, disgust, arouse or delight ? but never to bore!

The River With a vivid sense of place and a fascinating array of characters, Wastvedt brings us one of the most evocative and exciting debuts of 2004.

Unexpected Blessings Packed with emotion and suspense, Barbara Taylor Bradford?s new blockbuster charts Emma Harte?s war experiences and the repercussions the past has for present members of the Harte clan.

League Extraordinary Gentlemen Comics legend Alan Moore (From Hell) and illustrator Kevin O?Neill team up to bring you this groundbreaking, action-packed graphic novel that Hollywood has already adapted for the big screen.

Femme Digitale From concept to final character, create beautiful female forms for fantasy art, games and animation. Design everything down to the contours of the face and wisps of hair.

Viking: Odinn's Child Set in an ancient Viking world full of brooding Norse mythology and bloodthirsty battles, Viking: Odinn?s Child is the compelling first volume in a historical fiction trilogy.

A Place Of Safety Natasha Cooper, who was short-listed for the CWA Dagger in the Library Award 2002, returns with a new case for feisty barrister Trish Maguire that goes deep into the murky side of the art world.

All He Ever Wanted Anita Shreve?s army of fans grows with every book she writes and this latest novel is certain to be another winner ? it?s a polished and hugely enjoyable book, beautifully written.

Kama Sutra For 21st Century Lovers Bored of the same old sex? Here leading sex therapist Anne Hooper offers a modern slant on over 100 positions from four ancient classics: Kama Sutra, The Ananga Ranga, The Perfumed Garden and The Tao.

Country Passions Tender, funny and full of the warmth and insight that made her Turnham Malpas novels such bestsellers, Country Passions is the compelling new book in Rebecca Shaw?s Barleybridge series.

* The Warlords This book offers a refreshing perspective on WW1, from the point of view of Haig?s German counterparts. Leading authority John Lee shows how their powerful influence brought starvation and virtual standstill to the nation.

The Tiger Who Came To Tea One of the best-loved children?s authors and illustrators of the 20th century, Judith Kerr made her debut with this simple, sensational tale that appeals directly to children?s sense of fun.

Lost Worlds In this delightfully quirky miscellany, Independent on Sunday columnist Michael Bywater pays tribute to all those things that no longer exist, from the personal to the universal.

A Brief History of the Human Race What were the great forces that have shaped mankind?s history? In this highly intelligent and often witty account, Michael Cook examines the past 10,000 years of our occupancy of the Earth.

* Chasing Molecule The discovery of DNA in the 1950s would not have been possible without the uncovering of the molecule in the 1860s. Chasing the Molecule takes us back to the laboratories of 19th century Europe where the race to discover the molecule was intense as it was

The Swallow and The Hummingbird Written with an acute eye for the humour and tragedy of everyday life and featuring a cast of unforgettable characters, this passionate romance will win Santa Montefiore a host of new readers.

Raw This hilarious and controversial autobiography from Britain?s best-loved celebrity chef reveals the man behind the recipes. And his life has been far more extraordinary than you might imagine . . .

The Battlecruiser HMS Hood Drawing on official documents and the letters, diaries, memoirs and reminiscences of over 150 crewmen, The Battlecruiser HMS Hood is the most comprehensive study of a modern warship ever undertaken.

London: The Biography With this unique portrayal of life in London from the time of the Druids to the beginning of the 21st century, comes the culmination of Ackroyd?s lifelong preoccupation with the city he sees as a living organism.

AA Caravan & Camping in Britain and Ireland 2005 The AA provides trustworthy, practical information on over 1000 caravan and camping parks throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland in the 2005 edition of their bestselling guide.

Murder In Shakespeare's England In this colourful and authoritative study, Vanessa McMahon draws on a wide variety of examples to paint a graphic picture of how murder was committed, discovered and punished in the Tudor and Stuart era.

The Maya Shamans Uniquely taking the form of a quest, Mercier invites readers to join her in a series of shamanic journeys and shape-shifting exercises, each of which offers specific insights into Mayan cosmology and very the origins of human life.

Shakespeare's Stories Critically acclaimed author Beverley Birch and artist James Mayhew make five of Shakespeare?s plays accessible to today?s young readers while retaining much of the original beautiful language.

Painted Highway The Pennine waterways are the evocative setting for Audrey Howard?s poignant, beautifully plotted story of one girl?s struggle to make her way in the world. The perfect novel to curl up with!

From Sickles to Circles Bringing together research from 25 leading prehistorians, this well-illustrated volume provides definitive coverage of the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age archaeology of Britain and Ireland.

Birds Without Wings Ten years after the legendary Captain Corelli?s Mandolin, De BerniFres is back, and in magnificent form. Passionate, quirky and magnificently audacious, this is sure to become a classic.

The Vegetarian Low-Carb Diet Intrigued by the Atkins diet but put off by its carnivorous image? Want to lose weight without giving up on a healthy vegetarian lifestyle? Rose Elliot has the answers.

Poisoned Peace A landmark study which re-creates the terrible events in Europe of 1944 and 1945 through the experiences of real people, and shows the way the Second World War ended helped form today?s world.

Come Closer American writer Sara Gran has penned a stylish horror fable, as insidiously frightening as a Hitchcock film. Don?t read this one when you?re home alone!

Schott?s Sporting, Gaming & Idling Miscellany Following the bestselling formula that has sent sales of his first two miscellanies shooting past the million-copy mark, Ben Schott turns his inquisitive mind to the world of sport and leisure.

Past and Present Companion: The Welsh Highland Railway John Stretton takes us on a fascinating ?past and present? photographic tour of the Welsh Highland Railway, the highly publicised preserved railway that is being rebuilt in North Wales.

RHS New Encyclopedia of Herbs and Their Uses The latest edition of the most comprehensive illustrated encyclopedia of herbs ever produced, from the RHS.

Keane: The Autobiography Eamonn Dunphy?s book captures the true spirit of Roy Keane and gives us a great insight into the personal and professional life of this immense footballing icon.

RHS Plants For Places Find the right plants for the different areas of your garden. With full-colour photographs and growing information for over 1,000 plants, this is the perfect pocket-sized guide for trips to the garden centre.

Anthony Bourdain Omnibus: Kitchen Confidential and A Cook's Tour Top chef Anthony Bourdain reveals his talent for writing in this omnibus edition of his two fascinating titles. Readers will relish every last page of this simmering concoction of scandal and adventure.

Lighthousekeeping This lyrical and lovely book speaks of time and timelessness. The author of the acclaimed Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit has brought us a delicate and complex tale.

Names and History How names were acquired and how they have changed is a subject of enduring fascination. Leading name historian George Redmonds provides a fascinating study of the local meanings of names.

Egon Schiele Landscapes This visually stunning book illuminates the more approachable side of the ?anguished genius? of Austrian Expressionism, and shows that the landscape was an essential element of Egon Schiele?s overall vision.

* Maybe This Time Anna King was born and raised in London and in Maybe This Time she vividly evokes the atmosphere of the city?s backstreets at the turn of the twentieth century. A gripping romantic saga.

Britain AD The legend of King Arthur is among the most enduring in Britain?s history. In this companion to the Channel 4 series, leading archaeologist Francis Pryor traces the Arthurian story back to its origins.

Vodka Boris Starling made a powerful impact with his thrillers Messiah and Storm and this momentum is continued with Vodka, a blood-pumping read that takes you into the very heart of a Russia saturated with corruption.

Rappaccini's Daughter For such a modest tale, Rappaccini?s Daughter packs a formidable punch, exploring a whole range of themes, ideas and metaphors. Part-fairy tale, part Gothic horror, it is a multi-layered masterpiece.

British Railways Past and Present 46 Kent Covering Kent, this book features over 230 photographs of railway locations in pairs, comparing scenes from several decades ago with the same scene today.

A Cold Case The acclaimed author of We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families tackles the true story of one man?s determination to close an unsolved murder case from twenty years before.

The Heart Of Things Oxford fellow A.C. Grayling continues his highly successful series of philosophical studies with a fourth collection of essays about the human condition and morality that will engage and stimulate you.

Bomber Boys Eminent journalist Mel Rolfe, author of the bestselling To Hell and Back, documents twenty dramatic true stories from the brave boys who survived their time with Bomber Command.

Not On The Label Read this book and you?ll never think the same again about the food you buy in your local supermarket. Guardian food journalist Felicity Lawrence goes undercover in the food industry and discovers the true cost of cheap and ready-packaged food.

Encyclopedia of Aquarium and Pond Fish Whether you?re an aquarium buff or have just got your first goldfish, this encyclopedia provides expert information on choosing and keeping freshwater or marine fish, plus advice on setting up tanks and ponds.

Chronicle of the Roman Republic From Romulus to Augustus, this uniquely comprehensive and extensively illustrated volume examines the leaders who took the Roman Republic to its exalted status in the ancient world.

Restaurant Design Following on the success of Bar and Club Design, Bethan Ryder now celebrates the most inspirational and beautiful restaurant spaces from around the world ? places built to seduce diners and capture the imagination.

Princess, Princess The award-winning Penny Dale reworks the classic tale of Sleeping Beauty with a fascinating new twist. Her stunning illustrations and dreamy, rhythmic storytelling are simply magical.

A Fete Worse Than Death In this unique and engaging book, Iain Aitch sets out to uncover the bizarre array of hobbies, pastimes, fetes, festivals and fights that occupy the English in their time off.

Knowing Me Boasting a gripping plot and fascinating characters, Knowing Me is sure to delight all saga fans. Evelyn Hood has been hailed as Scotland?s Catherine Cookson ? read it and you?ll see why.

V for Vendetta One of comics? legend Alan Moore?s earlier pioneering works, this prophetic vision of a post-apocalyptic, totalitarian England is everything that comics weren?t supposed to be ? inspired, intelligent and thought provoking.

Rising '44 The 1944 Warsaw Rising ? a horrific battle between the Polish Resistance and the Wehrmacht ? saw most of the city destroyed. Norman Davies? vivid account recreates this little-studied episode.

The Ex Files As a newspaper columnist, TV presenter and the author of Fourplay, Jane Moore?s got a reputation for bang on-the-button humour. This witty look at relationships will make you think too!

Optical Trix 'n' Kicks: The box of 101 illusions Seeing isn?t believing! Optical Trix ?n? Kicks is a dazzlingly clever, weird and eye-boggling box of tricks to amuse and confuse! Wow your friends and amaze yourself with 101 optical illusions.

Ancient Cities An authoritative, accessible study of the metropolises of antiquity, which surveys the cities of the Ancient Near East, Egypt, and the Greek and Roman worlds from an archaeological perspective.

The Prayer of the Night Shepherd Phil Rickman?s series of supernatural mysteries featuring the Reverend Merrily Watkins has added a intriguing twist to the crime genre. This latest case for the exorcist Reverend is an entertaining and atmospheric read.

Tokyo Bestselling author Mo Hayder makes a departure from her usual UK setting for this disturbing and shocking thriller that explores the legacy of the horrifying Nanking massacre.

New Spring Originally conceived as a short story in the compilation of fantasy tales Legends, New Spring is the full realisation of a tale that merely scratched the surface. The perfect introduction to Jordan?s masterpiece.

A London Lass London-born Elizabeth Waite writes with an innate feeling for the lives of ordinary people in the capital between the wars. Brilliantly plotted and featuring a brave, sympathetic main character, this is a riveting London saga.

Being Jordan This sensational autobiography reveals everything you?ve ever wanted to know about the country?s number one glamour girl, plus the story of the person behind the celebrity ? devoted single mum Katie Price.

Einstein's Refrigerator With a charming combination of anecdote and accessible science, this is a delightful amble through the neglected topic of temperature ? from a physicist who can barely contain his passion for his subject.

Lord Of Lies The second book in David Zindell?s sweeping Ea Cycle continues in the same majestic, epic vein of The Lightstone, while incorporating elements of philosophy and spirituality that touch us all.

Cleaning and Stain Removal for Dummies If How Clean is Your House? gave you the cleaning bug ? or if you need to coax someone into doing some! ? then you need this no-nonsense guide to shifting stains and banishing dirt.

Desperately Seeking Paradise ?I grew up questioning most things ? an appropriate by-product, you might say, of my birth and times.? Desperately Seeking Paradise is a unique and candid memoir of a journey inside Islam by Ziauddin Sardar, one of the foremost Muslim intellectuals in Bri

Blind Eye G.M. Ford continues his highly acclaimed crime series starring rogue reporter Frank Corso with this exceptionally dark and powerful tale. Set in an eerily isolated community, A Blind Eye presents a terrifying depiction of evil.

Morgawr: Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: Book III The powerful conclusion to the Voyage of the Jerle Shannara series. After the cataclysmic ending of Ilse Witch, Walker Boh?s quest lies in ruins . . .

The Gruffalo Jigsaw Book One of the best-loved picture books of recent years, The Gruffalo is back in a special jigsaw puzzle format. It?s the perfect interactive way for youngsters to enjoy this modern classic.

Twisted Minds The critically acclaimed and increasingly popular Hilary Norman has crafted a truly suspenseful and gripping chiller. With excellent pacing and well-realised characters, Norman expertly builds a growing sense of menace and tension.

Paradiso Seasons Enjoy dishes that use fresh produce when it is at its best, such as Avocado and Rocket Risotto in spring and Roast Pumpkin, Onion and Feta Tart in autumn.

A Wing And A Prayer Set during World War Two, this new novel from the author of The House on Lonely Street is a compelling tale of a mother and her daughters coping in the face of adversity.

Urchin Of the Riding Stars Children will get utterly lost in the excitement and intrigue of The Mistmantle Chronicles. This epic animal adventure has echoes of Watership Down and the Narnia stories.

New Riders MCSE Windows 2000 Core Exams X4 A four-in-one package, featuring all four core exams 70-210, 70-215, 70-216 and 70-217, perfect for the networking professional.

The Encyclopaedia of Celtic Myth and Legend For anyone with a fascination for the Celtic world, this enchanting collection of myths and legends will make essential reading.

The Waterloo Companion Based on detailed research and Mark Adkin?s own experience as a wargamer, this highly authoritative text (which contains colour maps) redefines the reader?s view of the battle of Waterloo.

X-Treme Latin The perfect gift for the discriminating linguist, X-Treme Latin lets you unleash your inner gladiator with hundreds of funny, crude, and often downright offensive, modern putdowns and comebacks.

The Fit Philip Hensher?s new novel ? a complete departure from his previous work, The Mulberry Empire (longlisted for the Man Booker prize) ? is a short, delicious, rather disorienting tale that?ll have you in fits of chuckles.

Transatlantic Liners In Picture Postcards Drawing upon Robert McDougall?s extensive archive of historical postcards, this volume is an enchanting pictorial tribute to the great liners of the golden age of travel before the Second World War.

Double Deal The new novel from Jenny Pitman is set in the exciting world of horse racing and follows her Sunday Times bestseller debut, On the Edge. An out-of-the-saddle read.

Best Friends With four titles in the BBC?s Big Read Top 100, Jacqueline Wilson is amongst the most popular authors alive. This compulsively readable story re-introduces one of her best-loved characters.

The Touch Of Ghosts John Rickards?s acclaimed debut Winter?s End has been more than equalled with his second novel featuring Boston private investigator Alex Rourke. Powerful, shocking and intelligent, this is one thriller you won?t want to put down.

Angelina, Star of the Show Beautifully illustrated as ever, this wise and funny Angelina story sees the dancing mouse doing what she loves best ? while learning that you have to make time for other people too!

Inside the Body Using the latest imaging techniques, this large, full-colour book shows you the human anatomy as you?ve never seen it before in a stunning journey through the inner you.

The Complete Book of Men's Health The definitive guide to male health, fitness and general well being. Suitable for men of all ages this is a self-help manual that should occupy a space on every man's bookshelf.

Evelyn: A True Story Told through the eyes of his nine-year-old daughter Evelyn, this is the heart-rending true story of Desmond Doyle?s fight to reclaim his children from state care in 1950s Dublin.

A History of Britain: Volume II The British Wars 1603?1776 Award-winning historian Simon Schama illuminates the period between 1603 and 1776 in the second part of his three-volume history of Britain (which accompanies the acclaimed BBC TV series).

Network Security First-step A handy guide in helping you to tackle the different terminology, products, services, and elements of networking security in its simplest terms. It discusses both the threats and the defenses.

FIGHTING DIRTY: The Inside Story of Covert Operations from Ho Chi Minh to Osama bin Laden Most of the fighting since the end of WWII has been what defence analysts call ?low-intensity conflict? between special forces and various guerrillas, insurgents or terrorists. Peter Harclerode takes the gloves off to depict the truth behind these dirty w

The Secret Universe of Names In The Secret World of Names Roy Feinson explains in fascinating detail how the sound of your name affect every aspect of your life ? from sex appeal to wealth potential.

Sweetness and Light As well as the gift of honey and candle wax, the bee does nothing less than keep us alive by pollinating trees and many of the plants we eat. Hattie Ellis tells the story of this amazing insect and its mysterious world.

Story Time ?Just a few more minutes!? This is the storybook to reach for if time is pressing. Share five stories of three minutes, one of 15 minutes or anything in between!

Napoleon Against Russia Digby Smith?s new account of Napoleon?s invasion of Russia in 1812 is based on the diaries and letters of soldiers who survived, many of which have not been published in English before.

* For Love Or Money This engrossing new saga set in 1950s Southampton blends the warmth and atmosphere of a Josephine Cox with the uncompromising grit of Martina Cole ? a winning combination!

Morality For Beautiful Girls Populated by fantastic characters ? not least Precious Ramotswe herself ? and infused with warm humour, easy charm and a healthy dose of adventure, this is another unmissable chapter in a superb series.

The Power Of the B17s & B2s Gresley?s B17 class and their replacements, the Thompson B2s, were stalwarts of the LNER. This pictorial profile tells the story of each member of the classes through splendid photography.

Samuel Johnson?s Dictionary Described by Samuel Taylor Coleridge as ?A most instructive and entertaining book?, Johnson?s groundbreaking dictionary has been brought together in a single volume for the first time. A must for logophiles everywhere.

The Golden Bough Originally published in 1890, The Golden Bough is a hugely influential study of mythology and anthropology. The unabridged original version of this classic text is included in this definitive edition.

The Longest Night In this magisterial account, which is the most comprehensive single-volume study available, the events of the American Civil War are narrated from a military perspective.

The Lazy Girl's Guide to a Fabulous Body The author of three previous Lazy Girl best-sellers provides all the information the indolent female needs to firm those wobbly bits and get a fit, fantastic body the easier way.

Dogwalker 'Arthur Bradford?s perfect, perfect stories remain in your head, much like, say, a severed torso might remain under the tracks of a train.'
- Dave Eggars

Constant Delights Restoration England saw both tremendous innovation and great debauchery. The acclaimed author of Nell Gwynne ? A Passionate Life reveals the age?s scandalous face in this entertaining account.

Incognita A riotous tale of love and intrigue by the master of Restoration comedy. With its masked balls, mistaken identities and Italian backdrop, Incognita is a glamorous, delightful mix of chivalry and chicanery.

Dead Simple From Peter James, one of British crime writing?s modern masters, comes this unbearably tense thriller featuring the exceptional new character of Detective Superintendent Roy Grace.

The Dorling Kindersley Science Encyclopedia Everything kids need to know about Science can be found in this highly visual encyclopedia, complete with rich colour photography and diagrams in Dorling Kindersley's trademark style.

Reflections From The Past Set in the glassworks of Victorian Lancashire, this bittersweet story of a girl torn between two powerful men is one of Audrey Howard?s most inspiring and seductive sagas yet.

Where the Wild Things Are Winner of the Caldecott Medal in 1964, Where the Wild Things Are continues to delight one generation after another thanks its unique illustrations and wonderfully atmospheric story.

Love Sex & Tragedy Love, Sex & Tragedy is a thought-provoking and entertaining guide that aims to show how the influence of the Greeks and Romans can be seen throughout the modern world.

The Scar The tale begun in Perdido Street Station continues in this elaborate oceanborne fantasy from Arthur C. Clarke award-winning author China MiTville.

Rubicon The Roman Republic was among the most remarkable states in history. Rubicon focuses on the fascinating final century of the Republic, culminating in its violent replacement by monarchy.

A Girl Next Door/Ups and Downs Brimming with excitement, heartache, joy and love, this great-value exclusive omnibus features the two most recent novels in the series chronicling the lives of the Cockney Adams family.

Abbeys & Monasteries Britain has hundreds of surviving examples of monastic buildings. Through lavish colour illustrations, this splendid volume demonstrates the rich architectural legacy of monasticism.

Unix System Administration: A Beginner's Guide From the Network Professional?s Library comes an in-depth review of the issues involved with administration of UNIX systems from both a network and single-system perspective.

Creatures Of The Night Sandman creator Neil Gaiman here adapts two short stories from his own award-winning collection Smoke and Mirrors into graphic novel form ? with deliciously dark and disturbing results.

Let?s Draw: Finger Doodles Finger doodles kit for making fingerprint creatures, a great way of keeping kids amused on journeys or on rainy days. Contains ink pads, instruction book, pen and googly eyes.

Blood and Roses Blood and Roses both draws upon and goes beyond the famous letters written by the Pastons of Norfolk during the Wars of the Roses to trace the family?s amazing story across three generations.

The Great Book of Dinky Toys Compiled by the world?s expert on the subject, this book has become the standard colour listing of the output of all Dinky toys.

Railways in Retrospect 2: Highlands In LMS Days Through use of many previously unpublished photographs, this absorbing study explores the Highland Railway (universally popular with British railway enthusiasts) between 1923 and 1947.

The Art of Botanical Painting For the very first time, members of The Society of Botanical Artists divulge their professional and studio secrets to provide a complete course of instruction for the aspiring botanical artist.

MCSE Windows XP Professional Practice Questions The MCSE 70-270 Practice Questions Exam Cram 2 provides over 500 practice test questions as well as complete answer explanations, giving the perfect complementary tool for their MCSE 70-270 studies.

The Blackpool Highflyer Andrew Martin continues his series set in the golden age of steam with a second thrilling mystery for railwayman Jim Stringer. Suspenseful, atmospheric and laced with dark wit, this is historical crime fiction at its best.

The Delicate Storm Giles Blunt?s stunning debut Forty...
Giles Blunt?s stunning debut Forty Words for Sorrow introduced detectives John Cardinal and Lise Delorme. Now they return for a second psychological case set in the wilds of the Canadian outback.

1812 Napoleon?s Fatal March on Moscow 1812 is the gripping story of how the most powerful man on earth met his doom and how the greatest fighting force ever assembled was wiped out.

If We're So In Love, Why Aren't We Happy? If I'm So Wonderful, Why am I Still Single? was a worldwide bestseller for relationship coach Susan Page. Now, in her latest book, she offers a completely novel approach to improving your relationship.

The Lord of the Rings: Weapons and Warfare This is a detailed analysis of all things military from Peter Jackson?s film adaptation of The Lord of the Rings, covering battles, armour, weaponry, cultures and creatures.

Swift Justice Written by an ex-Swift pilot, the story of the historic aircraft is complemented in this essential title by fascinating anecdotes, rare photographs and colour profiles of the plane.

Lullaby One of America?s most innovative writers has produced another incendiary example of hard, fast and furious fiction with this ingenious, twisted - and darkly humorous - novel.

A Wisden Collection Wisden Cricketers? Almanack has collected and collated all the essential happenings in the world of top-class cricket for 140 years. This collection brings you the best of Wisden?s coverage through the decades.

Madness Explained Taking into account both biological and environmental factors, a top clinical psychologist here offers a radical and unsettling new view of what it means to be mad.

The Wives Of Bath What happens when parenthood doesn?t quite go to plan? Bestselling Wendy Holden?s new novel is a delicious story of yummy mummies in pursuit of nappiness.

Inside Hitler's Bunker Hitler?s bunker staged one of history?s most dramatic final acts. Using newly available eyewitness accounts, eminent historian Joachim Fest provides a vivid portrait of the Third Reich?s last days.

Islands Islands offers a spectacular vision of the early history of South Africa, through the life of one woman, and seven men whose lives she touches.

The Prayer Pack Prayer is an enriching experience for those wanting to connect with the Divine. Begin your personal journey to a more meaningful existence with this beautifully presented multi-faith prayer pack.

The Complete World of Greek Mythology The myths and legends of ancient Greece still capture the imagination today. This sumptuous volume is the most comprehensive illustrated guide to Greek mythology available.

On the Run Written by the son and daughter of Henry Hill ? immortalised in the book Wiseguy and the film Goodfellas ? this is a powerful account of a childhood spent dodging Mafia payback.

First Rider's Call The epic sequel to her brilliant debut, First Rider?s Call sees wilful heroine Karigan G?ladheon firmly establish herself as one of the great female fantasy characters of recent years.

Always And Forever Bestselling Cathy Kelly writes with real warmth and understanding of the lives and problems of everyday women. A delightful, satisfying read ? fans of Maeve Binchy will love every page.

Le Cordon Bleu Quick And Light The Le Cordon Bleu name is a byword for the very highest quality cookery and this enticing recipe collection from the world-renowned school brings together fresh, light and quick dishes.

Forget You Had A Daughter In 1993 Sandra Gregory received a 25-year sentence for smuggling heroin in Thailand. This Club Bestseller tells the incredible story of her dramatic and courageous journey from prison to freedom.

Advance From Mons The beginning of World War One is brought to life in this outstanding personal memoir penned by German infantry officer Walter Bloem. The book recalls in sharp, frank detail his experiences from July to September 1914.

Disney Princess: Fairy Tale Songs Fairy Tale Songs is a musical book that gives young girls a karaoke treat. Press one of ten buttons and children can sing along to the traditional melodies, while enjoying the pop-up illustrations.

The Delia Collection: Chicken Chicken is one of our most popular dishes and in her new book, Delia has compiled 50 recipes, either brand new or favourites from her previous titles and magazines, to jazz up this everyday meal.

* Honestys Daughter Charlotte Bingham meets Upstairs Downstairs in this riveting saga set during the years leading up to World War I. Written with a wonderful sense of time and place, you?ll be hooked to the last page.

The Life Of Jesus Published in a magnificent large format and packed with evocative illustrations, this full-colour volume from Dorling Kindersley retells the most important episodes from Jesus? life.

Calico Road Set in a milltown in 1827 and featuring an unforgettable cast of characters, this wonderfully entertaining saga by the author of Down Weaver?s Lane will hold you riveted to the final page.

For Your Freedom and Ours The all-Polish Kosciuszko Squadron, known as 303 Squadron, fought for Britain?s freedom during WWII and in return the allies betrayed them. Their story was all but forgotten ? until now.

Babe Bible From the author of the Lazy Girls Guides comes an entertaining guide that's packed with ideas for modern women who want quick-fix solutions to the problems in their life.

The Valley Of Horses Valley of HorsesJean M. AuelNow grown strong and beautiful, Ayla leaves the safety of the Clan and sets out alone on a momentous journey across a hostile land of glacial cold, terrifying beasts and intense loneliness. And then she encounters Jondalar, a s