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E.J. and Willis are celebrating their twentieth wedding anniversary in the town of Peaceful, but it certainly isn't living up to its name. When the Bishop Inn's troubled elderly owner confides in them about a series of strange goings-on, and E.J. discovers a body, she determines to find out what's really going on in this not-so-peaceful town.

When he wakes in small town in Montana after a car crash, Micheal discover that all is not what it seems in this remote community.

'Humans are mysterious, even to themselves, and it is this mystery that keeps them going. It is the mystery that makes love possible'

A successful thriller writer's life begins to unravel when he is approached by a menacing figure from his past, a woman who threatens to divulge his darkest secret unless he does everything she asks. So begins a deadly cat-and-mouse game in which there can be only one survivor.

A lyrical celebration of the British countryside from one of our best-known nature writers

Beautiful small-format themed gift books, featuring the much-loved Peanuts characters

Richard Brautigan's first novel, reissued to mark the 30th anniversary of his death. Introduced by Black Francis

Having accepted a commission to ghost-write the autobiography of retiring racehorse trainer Elspeth Maudsley, it becomes increasingly clear to Harry Radcliffe that there are things Elspeth isn't telling him about her past. What's more, it seems that someone is determined to stop him writing this book - whatever it takes.

The debut novel from creator of Family Guy, American Dad and Ted

A STORY OF REVOLUTION, OBSESSION AND ONE MAN'S HUNGER

The paperback outing of this engaging and enlightening history of letter-writing and our relationship with the mail, from the bestselling author of Just My Type and On the Map

1943. Wartime England. Married to a Guardsman at the age of eighteen, Helen Woodley believed her future was assured - only to be widowed before she was forty. And now Helen is faced with an unwelcome sense of deja vu - her eighteen year old daughter has fallen for a soldier. Can Helen prevent history from repeating itself?

When Oxford don Michael Flint travels to Fosse House in the Fens to research a book on WWI music and poetry, he is at once aware of the house's eerie menace. And when Michael is forced to spend the night in the house, a dark fragment of the past begins to stir. A fragment that Michael may not be able to resist.

Sacrificed to further a father's blood-soaked career; sacrificed for the common good; sacrificed, then forgotten.

The definitive biography of Scotland's legendary leader by British novelist and former Sunday Times literary critic, Ronald McNair Scott

A vivid account of one of the most important conflicts in British history, reissued to mark the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn

1101: Sir Geoffrey Mappestone is travelling home in the company of a knight carrying an urgent message for the king. When the knight is killed during an ambush, Geoffrey feels obliged to deliver the message himself: but quickly regrets his decision when the king orders him to spy on his own family in order to ferret out a dangerous traitor...