In the world of fiction, Oxford is not just a place of academia and dreaming spires… even in its leafiest corners, there are dark deeds and murders most foul.
This triple dose of Carter Brown mysteries from 1957 finds homicide detective Al Wheeler investigating the deaths of two call girls, tracing a missing girl, and taking a job as a private investigator to clear a lawyer of a murder rap.
The fun adventures of farmer’s children, Poppy and Sam, are back with a fresh new look and here are two exciting books just made for the Easter holidays!
Best-selling author Lucinda Riley’s epic journey through the lives and family histories of the fascinating D’Aplièse sisters has been one of the reading sensations of the last four years.
When journalist Samantha Harper finds a decades-old letter from a pregnant, unmarried girl, desperate to avoid being sent to a mother-and-baby home, it leads to a shocking tale of hardship, cruelty and death.
As Thursday’s child, Flora Butler should have known that she had far to go… but travelling to New York on a magnificent cruise liner was beyond her wildest dreams.
Check in at a magical hotel, enjoy dirty tricks at the park, discover planet Earth, and meet a rhino on the horns of a dilemma in a sparkling collection of springtime books for young readers.
When estate agent Clara Jones plans a ‘victimless fire’ to help force through the sale of an old hunting lodge on the shores of Loch Ness, she sets in motion a nightmare of unimaginable horror.
Managing money is one of the most important tasks we face throughout our lives… so here’s a book that will set youngsters on a steady and financially capable course.
Despite years of conflict, loss and grief, and now a deadly flu epidemic, the spirit of hope is still alive in the Yorkshire village of Beckindale in the spring of 1918.
