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Shadow Road With this pulsating, perfectly plotted and beautifully written conclusion, which neatly interweaves the magical and supernatural into the story, Russell delivers a stunning climax to his superb series, The Swan?s War.

The Memory Artists Inspired by his own parents? battles with Alzheimer?s, Commonwealth prize-winner Moore has created a glittering mosaic of a book. It offers a unique vision of the power and scope of the human mind.

Have You Locked the Castle Gate? Have You Locked the Castle Gate? guides you through the basics of information security, the risks of performing certain tasks on the internet and protective measures for doing tasks online.

Perspective: Depth and Distance Discover how to effectively create an impression of depth and distance in your watercolour paintings with this practical illustrated guide featuring tips, techniques and six painting projects.

Mermaids Singing/Wire in the Blood Rife with murder, intrigue and vengeance, this is a taut, suspense-filled murder case double from the new star of British crime fiction, featuring the intense psychological profiler Dr Tony Hill.

I Have Landed One of the world?s most eminent evolutionary theorists presents the tenth and final collection of absorbing and often amusing articles from his monthly column in Natural History magazine.

The Minotaur Barbara Vine returns with a novel of psychological suspense that delves deep into the dark heart of a troubled family. Written with Vine?s piercing insight, The Minotaur is an utterly engrossing and disturbing read.

Blinded With his sharp psychological insight and well crafted plots, Stephen White is definitely a name to watch. His latest thriller brilliantly builds both intrigue and tension and deserves to catapult him into the league of Jonathan Kellerman.

A New You In 21 Days Focussing on seven different aspects of health and beauty (nutrition, exercise, lifestyle, skincare, body care, hair care and makeup) this book offers a top-to-toe health programme that?s easy-to-stick to and has visible results in just three weeks!

Living Food For Health Leading international nutritionist Gillian McKeith has identified 12 super foods, which are packed with powerful nutrients and enzymes that revitalise, regenerate, and strengthen your cells, blood and organs.

The Great Stink As evocative and wonderfully dark as Patrick Suskind?s Perfume, and a must for fans of Sarah Waters and Peter Ackroyd, this brilliant debut draws the reader into the heart of Victorian London.

Bad Company: Goodbye, Krool World The greatest 2000AD war epic ever written! At last, the original Bad Company comics are collected together in one complete volume for the first time.

Mapping Human History Drawing on the very latest findings, Steve Olson considers the links between languages, prehistoric migration patterns and the distribution of genes in modern populations ? to offer startling insights into our common genetic inheritance.

Revise GCSE Maths These Letts Revise GCSE books will provide everything you need to secure the grades you want for these crucial exams.

Thomas & Friends Railway Rhythms A musical melody book with buttons that match each of the ten songs (plus a ?parents? button that stops the music!). Pop-ups on every page will delight every Thomas the Tank Engine fan.

Secrets A new Lesley Pearse novel is always a treat! Set in the 1930s, this book by the author of Father Unknown tells the story of one girl?s struggle to overcome cruelty, loss and her evil mother.

Sheela-Na-Gigs For centuries, crude carvings of naked females called ?sheela-na-gigs? passed unremarked on British churches. This fascinating study discusses the varying interpretations of their origins.

The Hypochondriac's Handbook In this informative, entertaining and frankly, rather disturbing, celebration of hypochondria you'll find hundreds of the daftest and most disastrous health reports ever written.

Nightingales Florence Nightingale is history?s most famous nurse. This vivid study shows that behind the image of the ?Lady with the Lamp? was a brilliant woman struggling to escape familial expectations.

Secrets Of The Sea Jessica Blair is a magnificent storyteller with a gift for bringing her characters and settings to life. Set in 19th century Whitby, this is a gripping read ? you won?t want to put it down!

A Cold Heart Jonathan Kellerman, author of the page-turning blockbuster Flesh and Blood, sends Alex Delaware to tackle both the world of dating and a killer with a taste for art.

Fairey Swordfish & Albacore After entering Royal Navy service in 1936, the Fairey Swordfish became one of the most famous of WWII British aircraft. Its story, and that of its successor the Albacore, is told here.

Fagin's Children Dickens? Oliver Twist provided an unforgettable fictional image of the Victorian underworld. Fagin?s Children examines the reality of child crime at that time and the reaction of the authorities to it.

Death of a Stranger Anne Perry returns with another episode in her critically acclaimed William and Hester Monk series. Boasting superb characters and gripping plot lines, Perry brings the world of Victorian England to smog-filled, shadowy life.

To Die For The acclaimed author of Crooked Angels gives an eloquent and very moving account of how she helped her cherished god-daughter Emma through a long and frightening battle with anorexia.

Gilgamesh Inscribed on stone tablets as early as 1700 BC, Gilgamesh is the world?s oldest epic poem. Stephen Mitchell?s lively translation opens up this classic work to the contemporary reader.

The Battle East of Elsenborn This fascinating and extensively researched book tells of the courageous story of men who, through their heroic teamwork and dedication, stopped the main effort of the German Sixth Army.

The Queen & I Sue Townsend?s seminal comic masterpiece is reissued; a brilliant, witty look at what the future might hold for the monarchy in a tale that is ?laugh-out-loud funny? (Sunday Telegraph).

A Christmas Visitor Highly successful author Anne Perry brings us a new novella to chill the spine this Christmas. Set in a large country house, this atmospheric Victorian whodunnit is perfect for reading by the fire on a cold winter?s evening.

Harrius Potter et Philosophi Lapis The scholastic world of witchcraft and wizardry at Hogwarts School is surely the perfect setting for Harry?s adventures in Latin. A great place to start if you?re learning Latin or have some knowledge of the language.

London Buses Around Surrey London Transport has long provided the bulk of bus services in Surrey and the area around. The superb photographs in this collection provide a colourful portrait of the period from 1933 to 1970.

Sarah Highly recommended for fans of The Red Tent and the Boudica series, this first book in an epic trilogy brings the Old Testament dramatically to life through the story of Sarah, wife of Abraham.

Kings In The North The Percy family were among medieval Britain?s greatest dynasties. Their compelling story is set against the background of the age of chivalry in this rousing and richly detailed account.

Machine Guns The impact of the machine gun in warfare cannot be overestimated. From the first experimental types to the present-day, Machine Guns expounds the development of the weapon and its role.

A Flower In Season This heart-warming story of star-crossed love is one of the most enthralling Audrey Howard has told. The perfect book to curl up and escape daily life with.

Great Tales From English History What were the pivotal moments of the early days of England?s past? Robert Lacey (co-author of the bestselling The Year 1000) recounts England?s dramatic tale from prehistory to AD 1381.

Find a Fortune You?ll find all the tips and advice you need to make a profit from eBay and car boot sales with this practical guide from Lorne Spicer. The ultimate bible for bargain hunters everywhere!

Baby and Toddler Treasure with First Jigsaws Here is a youngster?s world between the covers of one book. This bumper collection of toddler fun features a host of top children?s authors and illustrators and comes with three simple jigsaws.

The Virgin Guide to Working Abroad Teaching English in Japan? Couriering yachts across the Mediterranean? Whatever your particular strengths are, and wherever you want to go, this book will help make your dreams of working abroad a reality.

Eurekas & Euphorias: Oxford Scientific Anecdotes Packed with amusing stories and unearthed gems, this jolly celebration of nutty professors and lab lunacy is the perfect present for the scientist in the family!

Discover your Destiny with The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari The bestselling author of the Monk Who Sold his Ferrari returns with a visionary new blueprint for living a beautiful life, rich with joy, prosperity and lasting inner peace.

Cooking In Provence Renowned chef Alex Mackay has brought together a timeless collection of recipes from the cookery school he runs in Provence, which evokes the true flavour of the region.

The Royal Tombs of Great Britain Drawing on primary source material, this well-illustrated book examines the long-neglected subject of the tombs of Great Britain?s monarchs from the seventh century AD to the Georgian era.

What Not to Wear: Part 2 Accompanying their latest TV series, this new book from those bitchy but brilliant style queens shows you how to dress your best for every occasion ? from job interviews to weddings.

Bait Karen Robards is hugely popular in the US and is set to make quite a storm here with her thrilling new novel. Sizzling with suspense, romance and intrigue, Bait will appeal to fans of Sandra Brown and Linda Howard.

If My Father Ever Loved Me Rosie Thomas, author of previous bestsellers including The Potter?s House and White, writes with remarkable perception and emotional honesty. This heartbreaking story is one of her very best.

Hannah's Gift Now in paperback, this Club Bestseller is Maria Housden?s harrowing but ultimately uplifting testament to her dying daughter ? a tale that will rouse you to tears and inspire you with hope.

East Of Nowhere Robert Chalmers? new book is an irresistible romp through London, Barcelona and Florida. He establishes himself as a first-rate comic writer, whose work could sit comfortably on a shelf between John Irving and Nick Hornby.

The Face Purveyor of nightmares Dean Koontz unveils the darker side of fame with this chilling tale of warped obsession. Gripping, suspenseful and rich with horrifying menace, this has all the ingredients of classic Koontz.

DK Eyewitness Guides to the Greek Islands Eyewitness Travel Guides show you what others only tell you, and have sold over 25 million copies in 26 languages over the past decade. Photographs, illustrations, floorplans of key sights and 3D maps give you all the inside information you need.

War In The Air Over fifty of respected aviation artist Mark Postlethwaite?s finest original World War Two aviation paintings are brought together for the first time in this truly outstanding collector?s edition.

101 Internet Businesses You Can Start From Home Starting with a basic introduction to the Internet and motivating you with success stories, these pages help you find an e-business idea tailored for you, looking realistically at costs involved and risk levels.

Deadly Embrace New York flash, LA trash and a Mafia don meet head on as Jackie Collins returns with a raunchy new story that is both a sequel and a prequel to Lethal Seduction.

Hornet Flight Award-winning author Ken Follett combines military espionage with action to explosive effect in this superb wartime thriller, the follow-up to the internationally bestselling Jackdaws.

The Dictators In the first major history to analyse the two regimes together in depth, prominent authority Richard Overy examines the different ways Stalin and Hitler rose to power and dominated their people.

The Last Light Of The Sun Hugo and World Fantasy Award nominee Guy Gavriel Kay here weaves a rich and intricate tale of great clashes between Viking, Celt and Anglo-Saxon in a turbulent era.

Ism: Understanding Art This easy-to-use book provides the perfect path to acquainting yourself with a wide range of art ?isms?. Covering the isms of the Renaissance to the isms of now, it will give you a practical introduction to all the significant movements that have shaped a

Play Together Learn Together In a busy world, you still want quality time with your child. Here it is! Using everyday materials ? or just the pair of you ? these activities let you watch your child?s imagination flourish.

Hard Landing Bestselling author Stephen Leather pulls no punches with his uncompromising, hard-hitting thrillers. A gritty and authentic tale set inside a corrupt prison, Hard Landing will hold you captive right through to the final stretch.

The Beatles Encyclopedia Fully revised and updated with over 200 new entries, this latest edition of the classic Beatles fan?s reference is the most comprehensive book on the Fab Four ever produced.

Incest He gave his name to a form of sexual perversion, but the Marquis de Sade was also an accomplished author. This semi-autobiographical gem is a typically unforgiving but profound study of sexual experimentation.

Robert Ludlum's The Altman Code The page-turning, phenomenally popular Covert One novels of the late Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds are packed with action, adventure and detail of the wired world of espionage.

Mantrapped What if you bump into someone and swap souls? Just because it?s never happened before doesn?t mean it never could. With this wickedly funny, unusual novel, Fay Weldon breaks new ground once again.

Manifest Your Destiny The new hardback edition of this classical spiritual work shows just how the divine capacity to manifest and attract all we truly desire exists within us all.

Dr. Seuss Miniature Library A fantastic library containing ten mini hardback editions of Dr Seuss?s enjoyable tongue-twisting stories and rhymes, re-issued to celebrate 100 years since the birth of the great children?s author.

Java Garage Learning how to program in Java the old way is, to say the least, not for everyone. In this exciting new book, Eben Hewitt takes you out back, to the garage ? a metaphor for creating and discovering in your time.

Wonders of the World In 400 colour images, this breathtakingly illustrated book captures some of the greatest achievements of human endeavour across three millennia in new and archive photography, maps and profiles of key architects.

Anyone But Him A wonderful natural storyteller, Irish author Sheila O?Flanagan has now sold over one million books! Packed with action, passion and memorable characters, this is a hugely enjoyable, unputdownable read.

Crap Towns II: The Nation Decides Showcasing the new Top 50 Worst Places to Live in the UK ? as voted for by the British public ? this is the consummately contentious, fabulously funny follow up to last year?s massive bestseller.

Burma: The Forgotten War The Burma campaign was one of the most extreme and ferocious theatres of WW2. This gripping account is the full story of the harsh brutality of jungle warfare.

Our Eva Anna Jacobs? popularity is growing with the publication of every new book and in Our Eva she continues the gripping, enchanting story of the indomitable Kershaw sisters.

The Fly In the Cathedral An engaging account of how John Cockroft and Ernest Walton, two young researchers working for the great Earnest Rutherford finally split the atom ? in a grubby basement laboratory in Cambridge.

The Great Mistake When the Allies failed to secure the peninsula at Antwerp, 80,000 German soldiers escaped, preventing the Allies from eliminating the Fifteenth Army and potentially from winning the war in 1944.

An Act of Courage Drawing on his military experience as a cavalry officer, Allan Mallinson brings us his latest vivid and authentic historical adventure featuring Matthew Hervey of the Light Dragoons.

ExamCram2 CCNA Practice Questions (640-801) The perfect companion for CCNA preparation, Exam Cram 2 (Exam 640-801) covers the first exam needed to become a Cisco Certified Professional and is ideal for last minute revision.

Frozen A haunting debut novel of psychological suspense, in the vein of Nicci French and Harlen Coben. By turns both chilling and moving, Richard B. Ward has crafted a truly compelling and memorable thriller.

Jack And Jill A pair off killers picking off the rich and famous provide another challenge to Alex cross's ability to get inside the mind of a murderer - but who will their next target be?

Living Druidry This richly inspiring book by one of Britain?s foremost druids opens a doorway into this ancient and powerful spirituality and guides you toward your own deep, ecstatic relationship with nature.

The Praxis: Dread Empire's Fall: Book I A stylish, fast-paced tale set in the vast emptiness of space. Sweeping epic battles, romance and internecine politics make this one of the great sci-fi tales of the 21st century.

The Hanging In The Hotel Simon Brett, the author behind the popular TV series Rosemary and Thyme, continues his superb Fethering series, featuring sleuthing friends Carole and Jude, with this intriguing and meticulously plotted whodunnit.

Where is Maisy Going?/What is Maisy Doing? Maisy is one of our most popular characters for young children, and in this guessing-game pair she prompts children to use both their imagination and their reasoning skills.

The Other Woman's Shoes In yet another wonderfully written novel, the author of Playing Away, Game Over and Larger Than Life again demonstrates her knack for penning page-turning, grown-up fiction about real women?s lives.

Second Time Around Avarice and murder meet to explosive effect in the world of big business pharmaceuticals. Fiction entwines with reality in this latest first-person murder case from Mary Higgins Clark.

Disturbed Earth Reggie Nadelson returns with a new mystery in her popular and critically acclaimed Artie Cohen series. Both a gripping crime story and a homage to New York, Disturbed Earth is a cut above the rest of the genre.

Danny Boy In this moving saga, set in Ireland and Birmingham, the author of Keep Smiling Through follows a young family struggling to cope with the effects of the 1916 Easter Uprising.

Shem Creek Shem Creek makes a great introduction to popular US author Dorothea Benton Frank. Full of vivid writing, colourful characters and heart-felt emotions, it will hold you riveted to the final page.

Now is the Time to Open your Heart Pulitzer-prizewinner Alice Walker takes a new, meditative turn in her writing with this thoughtful, touching story. Fans of Paulo Coelho and Toni Morrison will be drawn in by this tale of soul-searching and love lost and found.

The Paid Companion Amanda Quick, the pen name of bestselling author Jayne Anne Krentz, delivers another sexy, witty and twisting historical romance set amidst fashionable English Regency society.

Soul Surfer An uplifting true account of bravery, determination and faith, this is the story of the 13-year-old girl who made a triumphant return to competitive surfing after losing her arm in a shark attack.

Military Vehicle Modelling If you?d like to be able to construct and paint your own model military vehicle, but aren?t quite sure where to start, then this guide is packed with invaluable advice on essential skills and techniques.

The Devil Wears Prada From an exciting new talent, this unputdownable debut has the wit of The Nanny Diaries ? but is set among Manhattan?s fashionistas. A must-have accessory for fans of Glamour magazine and SATC

The Dream Merchant Any young reader who loves fantasy and Tolkienesque adventure will get utterly lost in Isobel Hoving?s astonishing debut novel. It is a hugely ambitious story of epic proportions, thrilling suspense and rare imagination.

Batman: Ultimate Guide to the Dark Knight With the movie Batman Begins ?in the can?, this updated ultimate guide to the Caped Crusader features 16 extra pages that chronicle all of the latest development?s in the history of Batman.

Windows XP Networking This book brings together in one place information on Windows XP networking that previously had been scattered across media - online, in magazine articles, and in chapters of other books.

Treasures of the National Museum of Ireland Dip into the splendour of Irish history with this lavishly illustrated companion to the National Museum of Ireland. Covering all the most significant Celtic artefacts, this is a book to treasure.

Whispers In The Village Rebecca Shaw?s Turnham Malpas novels are huge bestsellers. Brilliantly capturing the essence of English village life and written with charm, warmth and humour, this is a heart-warming, totally enthralling read.

Good Hospital Guide Get the best from the NHS! The first in a series of Dr Foster titles, this independent guide to Britain?s hospitals gives you the facts you need to access the best possible care.

Baby & Child Health Backed by Great Ormond Street Hospital, one of the world?s leading children?s hospital, this reassuring guide tells you everything you need to know about your child?s health and wellbeing from birth to 11 years.

Time Traveler's Wife Touching, funny and utterly original, this beguiling book is a quirky yet exceptionally moving debut that stays with you long after the last page has been turned.

The Habit Of Victory Told using unique material from the vaults of the National Maritime Museum, this is the gripping story of the Royal Navy, from its founding to the end of World War II.

For Rex and For Belgium Leon Degrelle, the leader of Belgium?s Walloonian fascists, is a controversial figure. His service in the German military made him a traitor to some, and a hero of anti-communism to others.

Fighting Scared Robin Horsfall achieved notoriety for his killing of the terrorist commander inside London?s Iranian embassy when the SAS stormed the building. Here is his compelling personal story.

Yakov and the Seven Thieves Seven slippery scoundrels. One tricky lock. An unlikely solution. Yakov and the Seven Thieves is the eagerly-awaited third children?s book by Madonna.

Mrs Simpson Scandal and espionage . . . Treachery, lechery and a throne at stake . . . Charles Higham?s sensational biography of Mrs Simpson, updated in the light of newly-discovered documents, is a mesmerising read!

Mind Maps For Kids: Rev Up For Revision Building on the groundbreaking ideas introduced in Mind Maps for Kids, this stand-alone book takes the stress out of studying and offers children fun, easy and hugely effective revision methods.

Lindisfarne Lindisfarne (or ?Holy Island?) has been a major religious centre for hundreds of years. Bestselling author Magnus Magnusson examines the eventful history of the area in this classic account.

Restoration Did you know that on an average day in the UK, one historic building or monument is lost or destroyed? Restoration features 30 of the many sites currently at risk.

Times Medieval World From the Roman Empire?s fall around AD 500 to Columbus?s voyage to the New World in 1492, this masterly reference work explores the incredible diversity and development of the Middle Ages.

Treasures Of the Pharaohs The ancient Egyptian city of Thebes was famed for its monuments, shrines, palaces and royal tombs. Treasures of the Pharaohs presents a wonderful picture of these sites and their incredible contents.

Cloud Atlas Cloud Atlas is award winning novelist Mitchell?s coming-of-age novel: a sweeping tale, which transcends genre, time and space to reach into the core of human experience and the motivations of power.

The Insider The former editor of the News of the World and The Mirror reveals the shocking and laugh-out-loud contents of his diaries, offering a startling assessment of politics, media and celebrity in 21st century Britain.

Will In The World How did Shakespeare?s astonishing achievements come about? Placed in the context of Elizabethan and early Jacobean England, this is the first fully satisfying study of his character, life and work.

Acorna's Triumph Science fiction legend Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough continue the popular Acorna series with this seventh book recounting the ongoing adventures of the redoubtable unicorn girl.

Star Wars Tales Vol. 5 Drawn from right across the entire Star Wars galaxy and featuring all your favourite characters from Episode I to Episode VI and beyond, these are comic-book adventures of the highest calibre.

Electric Universe Our society depends on electricity, a natural phenomenon harnessed to create the world?s most spectacular technologies. But how many of us really know how it works? David Bodanis enlightens us.

Looking For Love Rosie Harris?s popularity is growing with every book, and her success looks set to continue with this enthralling page-turner ? a dramatic, riveting tale of passion and heartache, set in Liverpool.

The British Cavalry Sword From 1600 Dedicated to collectors of British cavalry swords, this easy-to-follow and informative guide gives a great overview of the subject that will fascinate all enthusiasts.

The Gi Diet Shopping and Eating Out Pocket Guide With the emphasis on convenience and practicality The GI Diet Shopping and Eating Out Pocket Guide will help you stick to your low GI diet even when you're out and about.

A Century Of War An absorbing survey of every aspect of modern conflict, which admirably demonstrates how the invention of photography has made accurate on-the-spot visual war reporting possible.

Britain BC Through the use of remarkable new discoveries, eminent archaeologist Francis Pryor (author of the acclaimed Seahenge) provides a radical reassessment of life in prehistoric Britain.

The Hotel New Hampshire A masterful, wickedly funny yarn about an all-American family that is anything but conventional. Quirky, occasionally tragic but addictive, this novel represents an author totally in command of his craft.

Brewer?s Curious Titles Authoritative, quirky and highly browseable, this A?Z reference provides an entertaining survey of 1,500 celebrated and curious titles of books, films and other works. A must for all word-lovers!

Getting To Manana Uplifting, sensuous and beautifully written, this tale of one woman?s love affair with southern Spain is the perfect feel-good read for anyone who enjoyed Driving Over Lemons.

Atlantic Shift The bestselling author of Cuban Heels, Backpack and Baggage brings us this first rate story of a woman with a glittering future . . . and a secret past.

D is for Dahl Compiled by literary expert Wendy Cooling to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, this is a hoard of Roald Dahl trivia, secrets, true tales and marvellous facts!

William William combines the unique insights of Buckingham Palace?s only official royal correspondent and the stunning work of the foremost royal photographer. This elegant and informative book is a landmark in royal publishing.

Trying To Save Piggy Sneed This combination of memoir and short-story collection provides a treat for those already hooked on Irving?s genius and a perfect introduction for the uninitiated.

Voices from the Battle of the Bulge This fascinating book is packed with the personal experiences of military planners, soldiers, generals, and civilians, recorded during and after the Battle of the Bulge in letters, diaries, army reports and recorded interviews.

Renaissance Art and Architecture Accessible, thoroughly researched and lavishly illustrated, this guide is an essential companion on a journey through the art and architecture of the Renaissance.

The Element Encyclopedia of 5000 Spells The legend of the Master Spell Book has become manifest in this comprehensive guide, which includes a brief history of the basic precepts of magic and insight into the tools of witchcraft.

Heritage Of Shame Following the fortunes of a brave young woman as she battles to save her child, Meg Hutchinson?s stirring, eagerly anticipated new novel is brilliantly set against the turbulent years of WWI.

The Life Audit Does indecision, apathy and fear rule your life? The Life Audit tells you in practical terms, what you should do to lead a happier, more fulfilling life.

State Of Fear Michael Crichton, the undisputed master of the techno-thriller and author of the huge bestsellers Jurassic Park, The Andromeda Strain and Prey, brings us his most compelling novel to date.

Sons Of The Reich From the club bestselling author of The Devil?s Adjutant comes this authoritative history of the Divisions of II SS Panzer Corps from March 1944 to the capitulation of Germany.

How I Live Now In her powerful and astonishing first novel, Meg Rosoff tells the story of 15-year-old New Yorker Daisy, whose idyllic summer with her cousins in the English countryside is torn apart by love and war.

The Great Indoors With its deft observation, warm wit and stylish prose, Sabine Durrant?s Having It and Eating It was a big success and she looks set to repeat this triumph with The Great Indoors.

Angels Unlimited: Winging It Melanie Beeby, just thirteen, has been permanently removed from the late 20th Century by a speeding joy rider. But now she can start her new career ? as a feisty, witty, time-travelling angel!

Rebels and Redcoats Through the use of original documents and eyewitness accounts, this companion to the BBC TV series provides a controversial reappraisal of the events of the American War of Independence.

Secret Letters from the Railway Charles Steel married Louise shortly before being captured by the Japanese. He began writing a weekly letter to his new bride as a means of keeping in touch with her in his mind, for the Japanese forbade all writing of letters and diaries.

Hidden Prey John Sandford consistently tops the American bestseller lists with his tough, compelling and suspense-filled thrillers. If you have not tried Sandford before, now is the time to snap him up.

What's My Motivation? Michael Simkins has built up an army of fans with his humorous Guardian columns. Now, he offers further delight in this hilarious true account of his relentless pursuit of acting success.

Flying Guns: the Modern Era Comprehensively reviewing the recent history of the gun armament of military aircraft, this essential title is written by two historians with a passion for the subject.

Shite's Unoriginal Miscellany This hilarious parody of the ?other? bestselling Miscellany brings you a feast of essential trivia and vital irrelevance, with information on everything from ?Things to do with a log? to ?Rarely used murder weapons?.

The End Of The Affair Written over 50 years ago, The End of the Affair remains a modern classic. ?One of the most true and moving novels of my time, in any language? ? William Faulkner.

Basil Street Blues Acclaimed biographer Michael Holroyd turns his attention upon himself and his family in this fascinating bestselling memoir that is part detective story, part family saga, part voyage of discovery.

Marlborough In this concise biography, John Hussey describes in detail Marlborough?s achievements. Hussey appraises him as both a man and a commander; and considers how he managed to be such a success as both a general and a courtier.

Dirk Bogarde This official biography of the charismatic but elusive Dirk Bogarde is the only biography to have full access to his surviving private papers, letters and journals.

Brunel: The Great Engineer A comprehensive and highly illustrated account of the renowned 19th-century British engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, which provides a definitive account of his remarkable achievements.

Let's Talk About Sex Let children find out all about the complexities and hazards of sex for themselves, without risk of embarrassment. Two funny cartoon characters guide readers through each topic!

Till We Meet Again From its dramatic opening to its compelling finish, Lesley Pearse?s powerful tale of passion, dark secrets and remarkable friendship will keep you glued to the page.

Eats, Shites & Leaves Why use one word when you can use fifteen? Using the hilarious examples in this book, learn how to confound and confuse, puzzle and perplex, baffle and bemuse your fellow Englishman.

How to do Everything to Fight Spam, Viruses, Pop-Ups and Spyware Tech expert Ken Feinstein shows you how to rid your computer of the onslaught of pop-up ads, SPAM, and unwelcome spyware and adware programs living on your hard drive once and for all!

Philip?s Concise World Atlas 14th Edition Now in its 14th edition, the bestselling Philip?s Concise World Atlas is colourful, user-friendly, and packed with up-to-date information about our world. An invaluable family reference for every home.

Reproduction is the Flaw Of Love Two young New Yorkers struggle to make sense of their chance encounter in this impressive debut novel. But when a crisis looms, it unlocks buried memories and an unforgettable affair.

Meg & Mog Play Hide and Seek Fans of Meg from her classic books or television series will find hours of learning fun in the wacky witch?s jumbo board book, which features forty-two flaps and marvellous pictures.

Truth or Dare? This sexy, suspenseful sequel to Light in Shadow is sure to get your pulse racing! Combining top-notch thrills with passion and romance, Truth or Dare? is a page-turner you won?t want to put down.

Kate's Daughter Written by a bestselling author who was a close friend and colleague of Catherine Cookson, this touching, unflinching biography gets right to the heart of the late author?s troubled and complex life story.

1914-1918 Eight years in the writing and published to mark the 90th anniversary of the outbreak of the Great War, this ground-breaking new appraisal of the conflict could well become the definitive modern analysis.

Behind The Scenes: A Personal Diary (Martine McCutcheon) In this lavishly illustrated book, Martine McCutcheon gives you a unique personal insight into her life during the past year, through a combination of diary entries, faxes and stunning photographs.

Missing Justice Alafair Burke?s debut Judgement Call won huge acclaim from such crime writing legends as Michael Connelly and Linda Fairstein. Here she returns with a complex new case for Deputy DA Samantha Kincaid.

Oxford Worcester & Wolverhampton Portrait of a Famous Route ? Part Two: Worcester to Wolverhampton The second volume of Bob Pixton?s enchanting pictorial study of the famous Great Western route considers the predominantly industrial section between Worcester and Wolverhampton.

Silent Hunters When World War II erupted across Europe in 1939, Germany knew it could not hope to compete with the Royal Navy in a head-to-head naval war. Left with no viable alternatives, the U-Bootwaffe wagered everything on the submarine.

Echoes With over 530 million books sold, Danielle Steel needs no introduction! Set against a vivid historical background, Echoes is a compelling story of a mother?s love and a daughter?s courage.

Starting Over This poignant, beautifully written family drama is the stirring tale of love lost and found - a mesmirising romantic read.

Endless Energy If you?re feeling tired and lacking in energy, put the spring back in your step with these easy, effective ways to increase vitality.

Life of Castruccio Castracani From Niccolo Machiavelli, author of influential The Prince, comes this fictionalised biography of Castruccio Castracani, a ruthless 14th-century Italian politician. Also includes selected excerpts from Machiavelli?s Florentine Histories.

The Magdalene Legacy What is the secret of Mary Magdalene? This provocative investigation presents convincing evidence on her mysterious life and lineage, while exposing an astonishing 2,000-year-old conspiracy.

I Raphael Published to coincide with the major National Gallery exhibition, this fascinating book brings to life one of the great masters of the Renaissance, using Raphael?s own words and his art.

Solace Nicci Gerrard is best known as the female half of the bestselling Nicci French thriller-writing duo. With Solace, her second solo novel, she comes into her own as a thoughtful, sensitive writer.

The Wedding The author of Message in a Bottle and The Notebook does it again with this compelling, romantic page-turner. You?ll be hooked from page one up to the delicious final surprise.

AA Spiral Guide Orlando and Florida The AA Spiral Guide is colourful, compact and full of useful information, and the round binder enables pages to be folded flat so you?ll never lose your place.

Blistering Barbecues Make your barbecue a real gourmet affair with this enticing collection of recipes from the Blistering Barbecues company, barbecuers to the rich and famous from HRH Prince of Wales to Nigella Lawson

Whispers On The Water Another great book from Audrey Howard, available now for preorder. Not out til April!!

The History of the British U Class Submarine Originally designed in 1934 for anti-submarine training, an astounding 72 U-Class subs had been commissioned by the end of World War II. This detailed work is the first book to celebrate the service of the British U-Class submarine.

Witness In Death Murder takes centre stage in the latest case for J.D. Robb?s feisty detective Eve Dallas. Red-hot passion runs right alongside a suspenseful whodunnit in this gripping and thoroughly entertaining read.

New You Survival Kit Two worlds collide when work-obsessed career-girl Jo falls for a gorgeous singer, an upper-class dropout with an attachment to old-fashioned human values. How on earth will she explain him to her friends?

The Power Of Now ?The Power of Now can transform your thinking. The result? More joy, right now.? Oprah Winfrey.
Eckhart Tolle?s message is simple: living in the Now is the truest path to happiness and enlightenment.

Nothing Simple Popular Irish author Lia Mills returns with this engaging and sophisticated tale of one woman?s experiences and emotions as she moves from girlhood to motherhood and from Ireland to America.

The Company Of The Future Ten rules for business survival in the technological age.

The Blank Slate The author of the classic text The Language Instinct, Steven Pinker is one of the world?s leading scientists. Now, in his best book to date, he offers an explosive contribution to the nature?nurture debate.

The Road To CrTcy A graphic account giving unprecedented insights into one of the great campaigns of the Hundred Years War: the English expedition to France in 1346 which climaxed with the Battle of CrTcy.

Forgotten Voices of the Second World War This book is written in the words of the soldiers, sailors, airmen and civilians from nearly every nation that lived and fought through World War Two, based on hundreds of unique sound recordings from the Imperial War Museum.

Heretic It began with the huge bestsellers Harlequin and Vagabond. Now, Bernard Cornwell?s bestselling Grail Quest series continues as Thomas of Hookton competes with his dreaded ememy Guy Vexille . . .

Amulets Throughout history, amulets have offered protection against negative forces. This beautifully illustrated volume fully explores the components and symbolism of a huge range of amulets.

GCSE English/English Literature These Letts Revise GCSE books will provide everything you need to secure the grades you want for these crucial exams.

Everest Published in association with the Royal Geographic Society, Alpine Club and Everest Foundation, this is the only official book celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest in 1953.

Just One Pot Very few people enjoy the washing up that inevitably comes after cooking up a delicious meal. But with Lindsey Bareham?s wonderful collection of one-pot meals, you can keep the washing up down to a minimum!

The Writer's Handbook Guide to Writing For Children For all those who plan to be the next J. K. Rowling or Philip Pullman, this new addition to the writers? handbook stable explores every aspect of writing of the burgeoning children?s book market.

Bloodletting A true story of secrets, self-harm and survival, this compelling and at times darkly humorous memoir boldly challenges the silence surrounding one of mental health?s last taboos.

Catwoman Visual Guide In celebration of this figurehead of feline femininity, here is the purrrfect guide to every aspect of this enigmatic she-villain as she has appeared in DC Comics since 1940.

The Reclaimers Accompanying a new BBC2 series, this stunningly illustrated book is packed with practical, inspirational ideas on how to carry out stylish home makeovers using architectural features and artefacts salvaged from old buildings.

Blenheim Preparation
David Chandler, the pre-eminent and world-renowned expert on 18th and 19th century warfare, has here gathered together a collection of his essays on the emergent English army following the Glorious Revolution of 1688.

Motson's National Obsession Motson?s National Obsession is a fantastic football variation on the Schott?s Miscellany model. It features a wealth of amazing, intriguing trivia with which you can amaze all your friends at the pub.

Cool Food When the days are warm and sunny, you don?t want to spend hours in the kitchen or eat a plate of heavy, hot food. Cool Food is ideal for those times when you want a refreshing but satisfying meal.

Context The sequel to Paradox continues the powerful story of Tom Corcorigan and the world of Nulapeiron, confirming John Meaney?s reputation as one of British science fiction?s most original and exciting authors.

Drinking Coffee Elsewhere ZZ Packer is considered to be a major new voice in American fiction. Drinking Coffee Elsewhere, her UK debut collection of short stories, explains why. A startling reflection of life in modern America.

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince After two years of suspense, the wait is finally over - Harry Potter is back! So why not avoid the queues and order your copy through your book club? We'll deliver the magic straight to your door in time for publication day.

Tara's Fortune Set in Ireland and England of the early 1960s and written with great warmth, this heart-warming tale of friendship and ambition continues the story of Tara Flynn. Perfect for fans of Maeve Binchy!

Re-Inventing Tara Ever wondered what the Heat and Hello! crowd have got to hide? This gloriously gossipy read about the ultimate makeover will make you wonder just what?s behind those designer smiles.

What Makes Me Me? Supporting Key Stage 2 and sure to inspire even the most reluctant pupil, this book by the popular scientist Robert Winston explains the great mystery that is the human body.