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From the author of the internationally bestselling Embers comes a heart-stopping story of betrayal

Rocky with pigeons.

A great selection of the most intriguing and addictive word games from The Daily Telegraph to test your puzzling limits!

An insider's account of life with Sinatra during the heady years of the Rat Pack that's as cool, original and dazzling as the man himself.

Armstead Maupin meets Carl Hiaasen in a brilliant black comedy set in New York

A wonderful novel from the number one Irish bestselling author of Falling for a Dancer

An international bestseller from the most exciting new German writer of the last decade.

The first behind-the-scenes account of the White House political operations

For the first time, one of Britain's best-loved sporting heroes reveals all

A dramatic history of the Royal Navy from the Middle Ages to the Second World War, from the archives of the National Maritime Museum

One of the greatest mountaineers alive unravels one of the world's greatest enigmas

An up-close account of the devastating conflict in Bosnia, 1992-3

The first volume in the historical fictional series of novels based on Napoleon's life, already a huge European publishing phenomenon

Unadulterated fun and screwball crime capers . . . Belly laughs guaranteed' Time Out

Pithy, witty and fast-paced' Sunday Times

A unique collection of essays about modern British poets in their own words.

The autobiograpy of a legendary figure in football and an inspirational story with wide appeal

The Great Gatsby meets Fighter Boys: the gripping and romantic story of the boys from Yale who became America's World War I flying aces

This collection of the very best of Hammett's short stories features a special introduction by Colin Dexter.

A hilarious book on sport, television and our love/hate relationship with both.

Set in a brilliantly depicted, seamy and sinister London, Mercy Alexander marks the debut of a new talent in noir fiction

An outstanding collection of recollections of childhood from international bestselling authors.

Bush's 'war on terror' as experienced by an Englishman living in the Pacific Northwest.

The winner of the 2001 Whitbread First Novel Award, this is an extraordinary story of an unknown China.

Tim Binding's most lyrical and experimental work to date, the story of an English town.

From the author of The Visible World, a Richard & Judy Book Club book

Some stories begin with happy-ever-after . . .

A short but self-important history of the Baby Boomer generation.

From the bestselling author Madam Secretary comes a provocative look at the role of religion in world affairs

A unique insight into the White House and world affairs from the first female in America's history to become Secretary of State