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In the blink of an eye, Rachel Vincent can be anywhere. It's easy for her because she's dead. But what she can't do is join the others in the warmly lit room beyond the glass and be at peace, until she remembers what happened to her on the day she died. Who killed her, and why?

This novel revolves around Thomas (an English fisherman), his flatmate Roderigo and a mysterious woman, Mariella. Thomas and Roderigo both fall under Mariella's spell, but as their relationships strengthen, friendships are destroyed, falsehoods are told, and dark pasts are revealed.

Daughter of newspaper baron Michael Berry, later Lord Hartwell, Eleanor was born into a life of privilege, but joined the Communist Party, going to Moscow alone at the age of 17, against her parents' wishes. She taught herself fluent Russian, and later befriended rival newspaper proprietor, Robert Maxwell, and became privy to his household.

A dead body is discovered at the Cape by a local volunteer coastguard Watchkeeper who decides in a spirit of Cornish self-reliance to pursue his own investigation of the affair, which is baffling the local police. With the Cornish police now closing in on the investigation, can the couple escape before the conspiracy can take effect?

BOND is a charming, if somewhat self-obsessed, horse who describes his and HIS HUMAN'S journey, charting the highs and lows of equine and human life with humour throughout.

Whether it is the resuscitated corpse that visits a hotel gust in The House of the Dead or the maleficent returning warlock cocooning a tomb robber in Mad Allen, Bell knows that what we fear most is the sensation of being afraid and that it is the reader's imagination which conjures up the true phantoms of terror.

Claire has a good job in Guildford, is articulate and self-sufficient. Archie is an unemployed sculptor from America with no prospects.

It's a pretty boring job, tuning pianos, isn't it? Anyway, isn't it a dying craft now? It has been called a dying craft for years and it still holds a mystery for many people.

This is my story of first love, but it is told through the eyes of two fictional characters, Freddie and Jo-Jo. My life, like Freddie's, was fractured by my dad's death when I was seven years of age. As a teenager, at the end of the 1970s, I had a first love relationship that I dreamed would last a lifetime.

Ed & Lily have a problem. It's the day before Christmas Eve and the relationship everyone believed was rock solid is in trouble. It's not just the past getting in the way, it's the present too. A story about love, loss and chasing your dreams.

At a remote stone circle on the Tuscan estate of the Romagnesi family, a small boy named Sergio is destined to make a horrific discovery that will eventually cost him his life...

Roly the Fox is a traditional children's story aimed at readers aged 5-7 years old. It tells the story of a cheeky, confident fox called Roly who regularly invades the garden of an old dog called Dibs.

Too Small for Physiotherapy is a frank and, at times, humorous account of Grace Dorey's childhood, which was overshadowed by a very controlling mother and a wonderfully laid-back father, whom she adored. This book is the prequel to Rubbed Up the Wrong Way: A Physiotherapist's Story.

Clementine Miller, Eveline Macdonald and Adrien Renard all disappear at the end of the 2019 fall term at Harvard University. The press dub it 'The Harvard Curse' - but what has really happened? Lovers of mysteries will lose themselves in the changing seasons of a New England university campus as the secrets slowly reveal themselves.

Livingston Unfound is the journey of Monica, travelling on her own, taking risks and facing dangers, choosing friends and lovers across cultural boundaries, and struggling to come to terms with being an affluent foreigner in a land of poverty and repression.

After experiencing a passionate summer of love, two young people part after making a Covenant which haunts them for a lifetime until they are drawn back to where it began. Idealism battles pragmatism in an era of political and historical turmoil including some of the greatest tragedies and scandals to rock the late 20th and early 21st Centuries.

Tom Pearson, a socialist by virtue of his upbringing and a supporter of the Russian communist party. While at University he is recruited as a Russian sleeper agent. After suspicion of a Russian mole in MI5, Tom disappears into post-war Britain in a game of cat and mouse that Tom simply cannot afford to lose...

Aural superpower unleashed, Ella Pearson attempts to unshackle her magpie-personified grief following her dad's untimely death. But will the unexplored undulations of the Washwell Valley cure her anorexic mum? And what becomes of the obsidian-eyed peregrine, the glimmer of hope in her upturned universe?

Jack Gillcrest is a skilful painter who succumbs to the dangerous attractions of art forgery, descending through increasingly challenging fakes to an active role in the art heist of the century.

Grey, Red, Blue... Gone focusses on the relationship between a middle-aged American man and a younger British woman.

When the somewhat disreputable Martin Beckwith builds a midget submarine that uses a novel form of propulsion, he has little idea that an unlikely gang of buccaneers plans to commandeer his vessel for their own nefarious purposes.

Annie Stewart is a Cheltenham-based author of a trilogy of books about the antics of a mischievous border terrier called Wilf.

A Pope and a King conspire in secret to rid themselves of the Holy Order of Knights. One because they have become too powerful, the other because he owes them a vast fortune. They lure the Holy Order to Poitiers castle where assassins lay in wait for their arrival.

Song in the Key of Madeleine is the story of the relationship between Madeleine and Shibu: two individuals from socially and culturally very different backgrounds.

A Palmful of Sky captures the complexities of Pakistani culture. It paints its rich innocence as well as the powerful societal expectations for marriage, relationships and romance in a light-hearted but gripping tale of a young woman coming of age and breaking molds.

Valerie Stone has two possessions, a vintage Jag and an old watch. She smokes too many French cigarettes, rents a houseboat on the Thames and keeps male admirers at arm's length.

After his mom dies, PJ reluctantly leaves his New York home and everyone he loves, to live with his Aunt Katie in Edinburgh.

At the age of five, Margaret Sherlock decided to give herself a haircut with a cutthroat razor. It was the start of a lifelong obsession with hairstyling.

Four-year-olds ask a lot of questions! Studies show they ask around 200-300 questions per day and Why, Mummy? is a picture storybook aimed at inquisitive 3-6-year-olds.