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Henry Christie has never known a case like this. What he couldn't anticipate was that he would be stretched to his limit. Unexpectedly stepping into a blood-soaked turf war raging between two local crime families, Henry soon finds himself slap-bang in the middle of a violent situation where his own life is also on the line.

December 1816. Ryder never got over Adele, the woman who abandoned him at the altar. Believing Ryder to be dead, Adele has returned, a widow. She never stopped loving Ryder, but can she tell him why she left him? If the pair are to have a second chance at happiness, they must overcome their pride and admit their true feelings for one another.

The shocking, sensational memoir of Virginia Vallejo, Pablo Escobar's famous lover. Soon to be major film LOVING PABLO starring Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem

When a medieval fair in the sleepy village of Lakehurst is ruined by the discovery of a corpse attached to the maypole, it is up to the Reverend Nick Lawrence and Detective Inspector Dominic Tennant to find out who would commit such a horrific crime - and why . . .

Jerusalem, 1100. On returning to the city following an exhausting desert patrol, Crusader knight Sir Geoffrey Mappestone hears screams coming from the house of a Greek baker and discovers that one of his closest friends, a fellow knight, has been murdered in the woman's bedchamber. But this is not the first suspicious death in the city.

Hannah, Adam and adorable young Sydney Wickes are living under assumed identities in West Philadelphia. But when an unexpected tragedy throws the harsh glare of publicity on the family, their lives are suddenly in danger. Because Hannah and those she loves are hiding a dark secret in their past, a secret that's about to catch up with them.

The investigation into the brutal murder of a Blackpool policeman during holiday season was never going to be easy, but the case is not Woodend's only problem. His new boss, DS Ainsworth, is just waiting for an opportunity to stick a knife in his back.

Part one of Alasdair Gray's remarkable interpretation of Dante's La Divina Commedia