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      • Zero 22
        Fiction

        Zero 22

        A Danny Black Thriller

        by Chris Ryan

        SAS hero Danny Black returns in the eighth book in this bestselling series. An SAS unit codenamed Zero 22, operating covertly in war-torn Syria, is ambushed by a small army of mercenaries. Danny Black survives the massacre and, back in London, learns that his unit was betrayed by a mole feeding high-level military intelligence to the Russians. His first thought is to avenge the men who lost their lives; and he has no hesitation in accepting the mission to assassinate the man responsible. But as the mission unfolds, Danny learns that his simple act of revenge has thrown him into a conspiracy reaching across continents to the most powerful men in the world.

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      • That Summer
        Fiction

        That Summer

        by Sharon Bolton

        Six privileged school friends dare each other to take part in a reckless drive the wrong way on a motorway - a dare which goes tragically wrong... One of the six offers to take the blame; the others vow to support her and each agrees to grant her one promise when she is released from prison. But their lives move on and twenty years later, That Summer tells the story of what happens when she is freed, and seeks them out. After all, a promise is a promise...

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      • Stan Lee's The Devil's Quintet: The Armageddon Code
        Fiction

        Stan Lee's The Devil's Quintet: The Armageddon Code

        Stan Lee's The Devil's Quintet - Book One

        by Jay Bonansinga

        From the legendary imagination of the late, great Stan Lee comes a mind-bending origin story for a new group of superheroes. STAN LEE'S THE DEVIL’S QUINTET: THE ARMAGEDDON CODE is the first book in this timely, terrifying, action-packed series co-written with Jay Bonansinga, the New York Times bestselling co-author of The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor.   Book One follows the dark destiny of five talented deep-cover intelligence operatives who stumble into a deadly trap set for them by an infamous warlord. But just when things seem hopeless for our five heroes – each one bound and gagged in a hellish torture chamber – enter one monstrous being from the pits of hell known by true believers as the Prince of Darkness. This ghastly, shapeshifting denizen of the netherworld makes our heroes an offer they can’t refuse. It just so happens that Satan needs a strike team to track down fugitive humans who have signed over their souls but have reneged. In return for this service, our heroes will be imbued with unimaginable powers…   Part action, part supernatural thriller, part modern fable for our complicated times, STAN LEE’S THE DEVIL'S QUINTET: THE ARMAGEDDON CODE will mark the beginning of a new breed of superhero...as well as a phenomenal new series of novels.

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      • The Estate of H R F Keating
        Fiction

        The Estate of H R F Keating

        The Inspector Ghote Detective Series

        by H R F Keating

        With over 20 titles in this charming detective series, The Perfect Murder introduces Bombay CID’s most dogged, dutiful officer, and one of the greatest, most engaging creations in all detective fiction.

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      • The Estate of Angela Thirkell
        Fiction

        The Estate of Angela Thirkell

        The Barsetshire Novels

        by Angela Thirkell

        Classic 1930s comedies; lively, witty and deliciously diverting Angela Thirkell - a classic author compared to Barbara Pym and P. G. Wodehouse - wrote a series of novels set in the fictional English county of Barsetshire. Beautifully republished in the UK by Virago Modern Classics, they are romantic social comedies – amusing, entertaining and witty.

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      • The Estate of Georgette Heyer
        Fiction

        The Estate of Georgette Heyer

        Regency Romances & Classic Crime

        by Georgette Heyer

        The Queen of Regency Romance as well as the author of a series of classic detective novels, Georgette Heyer is a worldwide bestseller having sold many millions of copies since her first novel was published in 1921. She continues to be a bestseller today, over 40 years after her death.

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      • The Estate of Barbara Pym
        Fiction

        The Estate of Barbara Pym

        Witty romantic comedies

        by Barbara Pym

        Barbara Pym's humorous romantic comedies are fabulously witty and clever. When in 1977 the TLS asked critics to name the most underrated authors of the past 75 years, only one was named twice (by Philip Larkin and Lord David Cecil): Barbara Pym. She has been described as a modern Jane Austen by both Philip Larkin and Alexander McCall Smith.

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      • A Village Affair
        Fiction

        A Village Affair

        by Julie Houston

        Cassie Beresford has recently landed her dream job as deputy head of the idyllic local village primary school but when she discovers that her husband of twenty years has been having an affair with one of her closest friends, her dreams are in tatters... Then on top of everything else she suddenly finds herself asked to step in as the head of the school! Instead of wallowing in self-pity, she finds that the irresistible joy of her pupils, the fight to save the school from developers who want to concrete over the beautiful landscape – and the strength of her friends and family who all rally round – give her a new found zest for life.  And possibly even love…

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      • The Gilded Shroud
        Fiction

        The Gilded Shroud

        Lady Fan Mysteries - Book 1

        by Elizabeth Bailey

        When a murder is committed a lady’s companion finds herself as an amateur sleuth… 1789, London: When Emily Fanshawe, Marchioness of Polbrook, is found strangled in her bedchamber, suspicion immediately falls on those residing in the grand house in Hanover Square. Emily’s husband – Randal Fanshawe, Lord Polbrook – fled in the night and is chief suspect – much to the dismay of his family. Ottilia Draycott is brought in as the new lady’s companion to Sybilla, Dowager Marchioness and soon finds herself assisting younger son, Lord Francis Fanshawe in his investigations. Can Ottilia help clear the family name? Does the killer still reside in the house? Or could there be more to the mystery than meets the eye…?

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      • A Hero Born
        Fiction

        A Hero Born

        Legends of the Condor Heroes - Book One

        by Jin Yong

        China: 1200 A.D: The Song Empire has been invaded by its warlike Jurchen neighbours from the north. Half its territory and its historic capital lie in enemy hands; the peasants toil under the burden of the annual tribute demanded by the victors. Meanwhile, on the Mongolian steppe, a disparate nation of great warriors is about to be united by a warlord whose name will endure for eternity: Genghis Khan.     Guo Jing, son of a murdered Song patriot, grew up with Genghis Khan’s army. He is humble, loyal, perhaps not altogether wise, and is fated from birth to one day confront an opponent who is the opposite of him in every way: privileged, cunning and flawlessly trained in the martial arts. Guided by his faithful shifus, The Seven Heroes of the South, Guo Jing must return to China – to the Garden of the Drunken Immortals in Jiaxing – to fulfil his destiny. But in a divided land riven by war and betrayal, his courage and his loyalties will be tested at every turn.

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