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Total War Rome: Destroy Carthage

David Gibbins

Based on Total War: Rome II, the bestselling game, Destroy Carthage is the first in an epic series of novels. It is not only the tale of one man’s fate, but is also a journey to the core of Roman times, through the world of extraordinary military tactics and political intrigue that Rome’s warriors and citizens used to cheat death.


 

Accidents Happen

Louise Millar

An unsettling psychological thriller from the acclaimed author of The Playdate.

The Playdate sold in 9 territories and received widespread critical acclaim 

‘a disturbing psychological thriller that probes the insular lives of social misfits in a London suburb’ The New York Times

 

The Cruellest Game

Hilary Bonner

Marion Anderton lives the perfect life. She has a beautiful home, a handsome and loving husband, and an intelligent and caring son. 

But all she holds dear in her life is demolished when tragedy strikes at the heart of her family, and Marion finds herself in the middle of a nightmare, with no sign of waking-up.

As the life she treasured begins to disintegrate before her very eyes, she realises it’s just the beginning of something much worse and altogether more deadly.

Sutler

Richard House

Sutler is the opening novel of The Kills, a remarkable series of four linked literary thrillers.  The first three books - Sutler;  The Massive; and The Hit - are set in Iraq and the Middle East, post Gulf Wars, and tell of the roles three men play in a scam to embezzle millions of dollars of reconstruction funds. 

The fourth book, The Kill, is set in Italy, and is - at first glance - a standalone crime novel, but which refers constantly to the three preceding novels, linked in oblique and surprising ways.  
 

Set in a shady world of conspiracy and danger, warfare and cultural terror, The Kills is a teasing study where nothing is ever quite what it seems.

House of Small Shadows

Adam Nevill

From the acclaimed author of Apartment 16 and The Ritual comes a terrifying new horror novel 

‘Some of the tensest, scariest horror this reviewer has read in years… A distinctive voice in horror fiction’  SFX

The Sleep Room

F. R. Tallis

A gripping chiller from international bestselling author Frank Tallis

When promising young psychiatrist, James Richardson, is offered the job of a lifetime by the charismatic Dr. Hugh Maitland, he is thrilled. Setting off to take up his post at rural Wyldehope Hall, Richardson doesn’t look back. One of his tasks is to manage Maitland’s most controversial project – a pioneering therapy in which extremely disturbed patients are kept asleep for months. If this radical but potentially dangerous treatment is successful, it could mean professional glory for both doctors....

In this atmospheric re-invention of the ghost story, Richardson finds himself questioning everything he knows about the human mind, as he attempts to uncover the shocking secrets of The Sleep Room . . .

The Titanic Enigma

Tom West

375 miles south-east of Newfoundland, the crew of a ship film an extraordinary event: the surface of the ocean bubbles as though boiling, covered with millions of fish. Then an enormous sperm whale roars through the water, before crashing down, dead, onto the surface. Within twenty-four hours, the footage has become a global phenomenon. The precise coordinates of the event are where the wreck of the Titanic lies some 13,000ft beneath.

Engineer Kate Wetherall and her one-time boyfriend, marine archaeologist Lou Bates have been working together for almost a year – specializing in the scientific investigation of shipwrecks at the Institute of Marine Studies. Three days after the incident off Newfoundland, Commander Jerry Derham, head of a team investigating what the military have designated 'Marine Phenomenon REZ375', arrives to see them. They need to get a team down there fast to investigate.

But none of them are prepared for what they find in the wreckage. Someone on the Titanic had been keeping a secret. One that might have cost lives, and that has remained trapped beneath the ocean for a hundred years. But now, there are those who would kill again to get hold of what one man died for in 1912 . . .

A Divided Inheritance

Deborah Swift

A family divided by fortune.  A country divided by faith.

London 1609:  Elspet Leviston’s greatest ambition is to continue the success of her father Nathaniel’s lace business. But her dreams are thrown into turmoil with the arrival of her mysterious cousin Zachary Deane – who has his own designs on Leviston’s Lace.

Zachary is a dedicated swordsman with a secret past that seems to invite trouble. So Nathaniel sends him on a Grand Tour, away from the distractions of Jacobean London. Elspet believes herself to be free of her hot-headed relative but when Nathaniel dies her fortunes change dramatically. She is forced to leave her beloved home and go in search of Zachary - determined to claim back from him the inheritance that is rightfully hers.

The Restoration of Rome

Peter Heather

The compelling sequel to Peter Heather's critically acclaimed international bestseller The Fall of The Roman Empire and Empires & Barbarians.  

"Like a late Roman emperor, Heather is determined to impose order on a fabric that is always threatening to fragment and collapse into confusion; unlike most late Roman emperors, he succeeds triumphantly."  The Times

Emma Cannon's Total Fertility

Emma Cannon

Fertility is one of the major health and wellbeing issues for modern women, and this book offers clear, warm and supportive advice to help and support anyone on the fertility journey. Emma Cannon's Total Fertility is the essential and easy guide aimed at any woman who is actively trying – or thinking about trying – to conceive, and will help her take charge of her health and her fertility.

Emma Cannon answers the many nagging questions women have about fertility and conception; questions such as, How can I get a sense of my fertility? Can I preserve my fertility? When exactly should we be having sex? Does my diet really matter? Does stress lower my chances of conceiving? What exercise should I be doing? With her advice and guidance, readers can adjust their lifestyle and then relax and encourage Nature to play her part. Written in Emma’s trademark optimistic, warm and non-judgmental tone, this is set to become a classic in the genre.

Natural Solutions to IBS

Marilyn Glenville

One in five people is affected by IBS and yet it is often dismissed by the medical profession as a condition they can do little to help with, plus there is a lot of confusing information out there. In this practical guide, women’s health expert Marilyn Glenville cuts through the confusion with clarity and compassion, empowering the reader with information and practical ways forward. She looks at the whole body in relation to IBS, from how your digestive system is working to the role that emotions and stress can play.

This brilliant book offers the vital support that anyone with IBS, or general digestive problems, needs to gently heal and strengthen their digestive system back to normal function. With advice on tests, diet (including a 7-day diet plan to soothe digestion), natural foods to consume as well as trigger foods to watch out for, this is a must-have for anyone suffering from IBS.