Books

Danielle Steel, one of the world’s best-selling authors, turns her hand to fairy tales in this spellbinding story of two families sharing a beautiful friendship… one hundred years apart.

All Dido Jones ever wanted was a different kind of mother and a different life…

Take a peek behind the scenes of the enthralling new Fantastic Beasts film, The Crimes of Grindelwald, and get ready for the Christmas showing of an animated TV mini-series of Richard Adams’ classic Watership Down with two exciting tie-in books.

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The suspicious actions of a former conductor involved in a deadly train crash six years earlier lead Los Angeles railroad ‘bulls’ John Farrel and Calvin Saunders to revisit the cold case and uncover the truth behind the shocking accident that claimed the lives of sixteen passengers.

Meet a young woman determined to find a new life after a terrible tragedy, enjoy a Christmas canine crisis in snow-filled Devon, and travel back in time to drama on the windswept hills of County Durham.

A young woman, brutally beaten and left for dead, is desperate to find her three-year-old daughter… but police can find no evidence that the child even exists.

Take a close-up, pop-up look at the workings of the human body, meet people who turned their failures into glorious triumphs, and share adventures with a donkey who longs to be an astronaut.

There can be no better way to get ready for Christmas than in the company of Milly Johnson, the queen of feel-good fiction who has turned rom-coms into an art form.

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Christmas is coming and there are plenty of spectacular new children’s books guaranteed to put an extra sparkle into the festive season.

Autumn nights just got brighter with two inspirational novels from Danielle Steel, one of the world’s most popular authors who has sold almost a billion books since 1972.

There’s a plot to kill the Emperor of Rome and just 24 hours to save him… can one man meet this epic challenge?

It’s easy to forget that VE Day in May 1945 was not the end of the suffering for millions of people living on a continent ravaged by six years of conflict.