British journalist, Stephen Powell's travels in the South Caucasus.
When unassuming college lecturer Greg Stewart finds a code in the pocket of a second-hand waistcoat it leads him to the code's instigator...murdered in his home.
By itself, this book won't make you more confident - but if you practise the thinking disciplines it describes, over time your confidence will increase.
A heart-warming children's story about an unlikely new friendship between man and bird.
October 1938, and foreign correspondent Jack Telford is on the run in northern Spain.
A callous, rich and powerful banker embarks upon a journey that has a profound effect on many lives.
Further insights into the world of sport spectating from returning author John Rigg.
An army veteran looks back on his life as he waits for a taxi that will take him to the old people's home which will become his home.
A collection of short stories about instincts and emotions written from thirteen different perspectives.
A chilling murder mystery involving a young teenage girl and a stern detective.
In 1940s London, a young Jewish woman with the ability to see the future receives horrifying visions of the Blitz.
Childhood sweethearts Matt and Emily are at the heart of this romance novel for young adults.
Care facility resident Peter looks back on his life and the people who've shaped it in this tale of magical realism.
The final part of the Most Majecilus trilogy reaches its whammet-dudging finale in a majickal tale that will have you chickling, eyesplashing and dudging your whammies one last time...
A Novel of Race, Espionage and Redemption.
Sixth-Century Britain. Ambros Skyhound and his blind Song-Sayer must battle enemies who would destroy their combined faith.
A young man sets out to save his family and friends but soon finds the fate of all of China in his hands.
Award winning historical fiction novelist David Ebsworth's account of the Battle of Waterloo.
Join Willow as she travels through time in this stupendous book for children from SilverWood Books.
Read about the the tzorkly-witches of Witchett Dale in the latest Matlock picture book.
Inspired by the life and work of Berenice Abbott, one of modern photography's most provocative and fearless heroines.
A biting and darkly humorous satire set in the International Criminal Police Organization.
The pitiless epic of the Irish Famine diaspora.
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