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Praise for David Hair'Epic fantasy's finest' Tor.com on The Moontide Quartet'Filled with action and adventure yet was also rich in characterisation and contained a spectacular created world' Muse Books on Sorcerer's Edge'A page-turning adventure filled with excitement and intriguing characters. For those loving an epic fantasy with plenty of sword-fights, gun-play, bare-fisted combat and battles between sorcerers, this book's for you' Amazing Stories on Map's Edge'There's a lot of cool stuff, ancient civilisations, magic, a heist, personal loss, love, and humour. I enjoyed this so much' Alalhambra Book Reviews on Map's Edge'Represents modern epic fantasy at its best' Fantasy Book Critic on The Moontide Quartet'A fast-paced, entertaining read' Beneath a Thousand Skies on Sorcerer's Edge 'Hair is adept at building characters as well as worlds' Kirkus Reviews

We are surrounded by extraordinary partnerships between plants and the birds, bees and other insects that pollinate them. In The Sexual Life of Flowers, botanist Simon Klein leads a beguiling and fascinating tour of the courtship between fifty flowers and the pollinators vital to their survival.

A brand-new biography of the 'father' of modern India.

"Faye is 39 and single. She's terrified she may never have the one thing she always wanted: a child of her own. Then she discovers a co-parenting app: Acorns. For men and women who want to have a baby, but don't want to do it alone. When she meets Louis through it, it feels as though the fates have aligned. But just one year later, Faye is on the run from Louis, with baby Jake in tow. In desperate need of a new place to live, she contacts Rachel, who's renting out a room in her remote Norfolk cottage. It's all Faye can afford - and surely she'll be safe from Louis there? But is Rachel the benevolent landlady she pretends to be? Or does she have a secret of her own?"--Publisher.

Vasily Grossman's third great war novel, written before Life and Fate and Stalingrad, and translated for the first time since 1946