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Politics calls for men and women of experience - citizens of high repute and sound judgment. Vice-Chancellor Professor Clifford Conquest is a Labour politician in the making who has heard the call. Conquest is invited to become an advisor on the future of university education to Labour MP Marcus Lancing. He soon begins to fear that those defending the bastions of Socialism are being driven to madness by Think Tanks, Specialist Advisors, Chief Future Officers, the Commentariat and the Battle of the Civilisations. The Tory Government, he has no doubt, already has. On his way to a parliamentary seat, Conquest finds himself increasingly immersed in a world of political double-dealing beset by the industry of bad conscience. He skirts scandals aplenty, but he knows how to ride the zeitgeist, and surely his battle-hardened experience of universities, where revolting students, ideological strife and bungled management are everyday hazards, has fully prepared him for political life?

A gritty, intense and visceral novel which takes the reader on a rollercoaster of emotions and the spiralling downfall of the main character, Clare. Romance novels most often end in happiness, but this story reflects more accurately the nature of modern-day dating. Can Clare survive?

A combination of memoir and the history of how the treatment of children had major repercussions on their mental health. The wisdom and guidance coming from over 40 years of working in the caring profession.

A family saga written from multiple different character viewpoints allowing the reader to understand and empathise with each of them and the cognitive dissonance between them

A collection of 50 think pieces showcasing perspectives on curriculum theory and practice, presented by the British Educational Research Association, in conjunction with the British Curriculum Forum.

An anthology of poetry and prose from a range of different authors: from nine-year-old twins already receiving acclaim, to published authors and a lost poet of the late 1960's.

A children's story which focuses on the themes of friendship, trying something new, being brave and the relationship between a child and their pet. Combines a whimsical story with lovely, nostalgic illustrations. Will become a family favourite that both children and adults will love coming back to every festive season.

A gripping murder mystery set within the eerie atmosphere of Dartmoor. An independent sequel to the author's very successful first novel I'm Going to Find You.

A political thriller in which a Bulgarian cleaner discovers career-destroying secrets about the likely next British Prime Minister. Can she reveal the truth about him, without coming clean about her own life?

What is it really like to run an accountancy practice? Have you got what it takes? Are accountants really 'boring?' Nick's debut book explores the day-to-day worries, and shares humorous stories of both working in and running an accountancy practice.

A poignant and nostalgic memoir that asks us to question why we hold on to familiar objects that hold sentimental value but can be seen as clutter to others. Written in a conversational style that is based on the contents the author found in his childhood home when his father went into care.

A riveting and engaging true story of an extraordinary woman who defied ancient Greek standards and became the First Lady of Athens. Aspasia was trafficked as a sex-worker but rose to become the lover of Pericles. She went on to publish her own philosophical work and became the most prominent female figure in the history of Athens.

A beautifully illustrated children's book that offers hope to children suffering with sadness, grief, and trauma. One Branch at a Time encourages and teaches children to offer help to someone who may need it and to talk about their emotions and feelings.

A rich and detailed look at the industrial history of the Black Country, paying particular focus on the 19th Century. The Making of the Black Country centres on the four Metropolitan District Council areas of Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton that make up the Black Country and examines its history and heritage.

A provocative and thrilling story set in the seventies and follows two families and the clandestine relationships between them.

The heartbreaking story of women at one time in the history of one country. Victim 69 is a cultural-bound novel, diffused with signs, offensive utterances, intolerable customs, inhumane manners and more.

A historical novel partially based on historical fact. A romance interwoven around historical facts and set during the First World War.

Truly Silly is a book of true stories and anecdotes, as told in the author, Nick Ryan's, inimitable style.

Golden Girls is a unique, up-to-date and culturally inclusive guide that gives advice and inspiration to today's grandmothers.

Downhill Without Brakes explores the impact of dramatic societal change on a group of characters in post-Apartheid South Africa. The story is told through the eyes of a black and white protagonist as they deal with the outcomes of an ill-fated encounter between them.

A modern saga covering the lives of several people affected by the main character meeting a bin man and a toddler. The story explores many themes including bigotry, autism, religion, homophobia, international crime and humour.

Will buys a wardrobe at auction on behalf of his father, who says that it belonged to an old-time magician. Will discovers a portal in the wardrobe which allows him to travel through time.

Echoes from a Vanished World is an insightful, easy to understand book on Spanish history. It is set in the late nineteenth century and explores how people's lives evolved as Spain changed from a poor, backward country to a modern, democratic state.

The Little Blue and White House is a magical story about love, loss and new friendships with a sprinkle of romance, set against a beautiful Greek backdrop.

The Realms of Kalanisi is an exciting and thrilling sci-fi novel that offers a unique blend of adventure, exploration, and extraterrestrial worlds that promises to captivate its readers.

Author Robert Lee sets out on a rollercoaster of an adventure to watch a match at all 92 league clubs during the 2022-23 season.

Inspired by the author's unique and amazing house and gardens, The Strangers Door To Talliston is the sequel to The Strangers Guide To Talliston, and revisits many of the original thirteen locations.

A beautifully illustrated children's book with colourful anecdotes and a children's guide to the Condé Museum. Readers are carried through the Château of Chantilly's past through the the six chapters that represent a period in history.

Follow Detective Inspector Trebor in the gripping and thrilling third book in the series, following on from The Fit Up and The Smoking Gun. A Bit of Cake from Trebor gives the readers an insight into policing in the 80s where the use of technology was limited.