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  • by Estelle Maskame
    £8.99

    From the internationally bestselling author of the DIMILY trilogy, a brand new standalone novel to delight her devoted fanbase and all aficionados of contemporary YA.

  • by Peter Ritchie
    £7.99

    The fifth Grace Macallan book unites old and new characters in a case that casts light on buried secrets in the dark underbelly of Edinburgh, as Grace is caught in a struggle with colleagues and criminals alike.

  • by Paul McNeive
    £7.99

    A fast-paced biological terrorist thriller spanning Japan, the Middle East and New York, The Manhattan Project pits a Hiroshima survivor turned pharmaceutical mogul and criminal mastermind against heroic New York cop John Wyse. A love story wrapped in a breath-taking international thriller, The Manhattan Project provides much food for thought.

  • - Lessons for Life from Game of Thrones
    by Bruce Craven
    £8.99

    A guide to leading without losing your head, inspired by the bestselling books and smash television series, Game of Thrones.

  • - My Story
    by Roger Daltrey
    £7.99

    The inside story of The Who, exposing the real events behind the band's forefront position in mod culture, the ambition of their work, Daltrey's occasionally fraught relationship with the other band members and other revelations of fan and general interest. Not final jacket image.

  • - Guardiola, Mourinho and the Fight For Football's Soul
    by Jonathan Wilson
    £10.99

  • - Sports Stories and Other Serious Business
    by Wright Thompson
    £11.99

    Incredible stories from the award-winning American sportswriter, whose fans include John Grisham and Richard Ford.

  • - How Sweden Works And What We Can Learn From It
    by David Crouch
    £11.99

    Everything you ever wanted to know about the almost perfekt country... For fans of Stig Abell, Helen Russell and anyone who wants to know how the world really works.

  • - What Earth's Stupidest Show Can Teach Us About Quantum Physics, Biological Hacking and Everything Else In Our Universe (An Unofficial Guide)
    by Matt Brady
    £11.99

    Learn about quantum physics, evolutionary biology and many of modern science's big questions through Rick and Morty, the international Netflix success.

  • - My Life in Small Faces, Faces and The Who
    by Kenney Jones
    £7.99

  • - Life According to Freddie Flintoff
    by Andrew Flintoff
    £9.49

  • by Noel Gallagher
    £15.49

    The first official book from Noel Gallagher which tells the story of his biggest ever world tour, containing exclusive images and candid interviews.

  • - Scottish women to live your life by
    by Mairi Kidd
    £13.49

    Inspirational and fierce in every sense, these sisters will fire you up to face your own modern-day dilemmas with serious style.

  • by Janey Jones
    £7.99

    Ambitious young perfumier Bee arrives in Lavandula to conclude the deal of her life. The sleepy town is picturesque, but her Italian adventure seems doomed to catastrophe, with an infuriatingly arrogant local entrepreneur thwarting her at every turn. Then a road trip throws Alessandro and Bee together. As the heat rises, so does the tension...

  • by Nina de Pass
    £7.99

    This refreshing, deeply affecting debut sparkles with prose as crisp as its Alpine backdrop. Its heroine Cara - grief-stricken after her best friend's death and navigating a new life in the Swiss mountains - will win the hearts of YA readers everywhere.

  • by Peter Ritchie
    £7.99

    As Grace unravels Tommy McMartin's fate, she senses someone watching her from the shadows, someone who aches for revenge. An awful dilemma faces her: to expose the truth or let the dead lie still.

  • by Juliet Conlin
    £7.99

    It's April 1939 and, with their lives in Berlin and Vienna under threat, Esther and Kitty - two very different women - are forced to make the same brutal choice. Flee Europe, or face the ghetto, incarceration, death.

  • - The Autobiography
    by Doddie Weir
    £9.49 - 15.49

    MY NAME'5 DODDIE is a courageous and hugely entertaining celebration of a remarkable life being lived to the max. You will laugh, you may cry, but Doddie's story is an absolute must-read - rugby fan or not.

  • - My life as an execution witness in America's most infamous prison
    by Michelle Lyons
    £8.99

  • by Roald Dahl
    £7.99

    Roald Dahl's deliciously twisted and deliberately horrid retelling of classic fairy tales translated by Matthew Fitt into equally manky mingin scunnersome Scots.

  • by Roald Dahl
    £6.99

    "Buddha Da" author Anne Donovan reimagines Roald Dahl's "Matilda" in Scottish dialect. Follows the popularity of other Scots translations such as "Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stane".

  • - Riots and Murder in the 19th century Highlands and Islands
    by Malcolm Archibald
    £7.99

    A fascinating insight into life in the Highlands and Islands as the forces of law and order battled to bring peace to a troubled land.

  • - The Sunday Times Bestseller
    by Jonathan Levi
    £7.99

    A gripping account of life inside Britain's highest security hospital, this is the full story of Broadmoor - past, present and future - as told by the staff and patients themselves.

  • by Anthony O'Neill
    £7.99

    Cat Thomas relocates to Edinburgh, fleeing death threats related to her job as a fraud investigator in Florida. Her Dean Village flat in an 18th-century building is utterly idyllic except for one thing . . . the devil upstairs.

  • - The Big Issue Presents... 100 Inspiring People on the Moments That Shaped Their Lives
    by Jane Graham & The Big Issue
    £8.99 - 13.49

    From The Big Issue's popular section, this collection features 100 remarkable people from the worlds of entertainment, politics, food, sport and business writing letters to their younger selves.

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