Books published by Quercus Publishing

The authorized life of Britain's best boxer, former WBA world heavyweight champion and twice shortlisted BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

Beth's world is falling apart, until she discovers a hidden London, full of marvels, magic . . . and menace. Perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere.

The inside account of the Bin Laden Mission, told by the men who were there to the only author they trusted, a former SEAL commander.

DCI Ewert Grens returns in an impossibly clever and unbearably tense Scandinavian crime thriller.

An insightful new biography of one of the great global spiritual figures.

Not only an evolutionary history of consciousness but also an attempt to explain the 'Meaning of Life'.

The inside story of the near collapse of Liverpool FC.

Historical crime novel set against the vibrant atmosphere of the London Docks in the late 18th century; the first in a series starring former naval officer Tom Pascoe.

WINNER OF THE ORWELL PRIZE 2012. The inside story of one of the most notorious tours of duty of the current Afghan War.

The stories of Maggie and other characters entwine in a continuous dance over seven golden days of high summer - a human kaleidoscope that captures how passionate yet mundane, painful yet comic our everyday lives can be.

Groundbreaking. Heartbreaking. Boundary breaking. The first Israeli detective novel to take the West by storm is just the beginning for DI Avraham...

How to beat low mood and lead a happier, more satisfying life.

Everything you ever wanted to know about maths in 35 bite-size chapters.

Dust, heat, thirst, flies - in a desert war, who needs enemies?

Bomber crews brave German flak and fighter planes as the fightback begins.

A race for life as a girl's kidnapping reveals her family's tainted past and a disreputable ex-police negotiator becomes her only hope for survival.

The second nailbiting thriller featuring investigative reporter Rosie Gilmour

A young Madame Tussaud experiences the French Revolution at first hand when she goes to Versailles to teach Marie Antoinette to make waxwork masks, and uses her skills to survive.

'Deliciously romantic. A perfect summer read!' Miranda Dickinson. Discover this feel-good bestseller set by the sea, perfect for fans of Jo Thomas and Cathy Bramley.

The first standalone crime novel from the author of The Broken Shore and the Jack Irish thrillers

Eberhard Mock's third investigation - another cerebral, stylish and compelling noir from the dark and squalid underbelly of Breslau.

Set in the 1980s in rural southern England, this is a darkly compelling mystery about a gypsy family dogged by misfortune.

The stirring story of the life and 'last fight' of a forgotten British naval legend.

A brilliantly readable and entertaining guide to the 50 biggest threats facing our planet.