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The true story of Maggie, a dog who was subjected to cruelty and torture before being rescued from Lebanon and brought to England by Kasey Carlin. Now Maggie leads a healthy life and is an Instagram sensation with more than 300, 000 followers.

The true story of the first NHS baby. Hold On Edna! is a nostalgic tale of community spirit, hardship and family ties, culminating in the greatest change to ordinary working families in modern history.

A young woman is found dead on the outskirts of St Petersburg on a freezing January morning. There are no signs of injury, and heavy snowfall has buried all trace of an attacker. Captain Natalya Ivanova suspects the authorities have something to hide. When a second rebel activist goes missing, she is forced to go undercover to expose the truth.

A young woman is found dead on the outskirts of St Petersburg on a freezing January morning. There are no signs of injury, and heavy snowfall has buried all trace of an attacker. Captain Natalya Ivanova suspects the authorities have something to hide. When a second rebel activist goes missing, she is forced to go undercover to expose the truth.

A memoir of a previously typical father-son relationship cast into a disarray by the author's father becoming a crystal meth dealer with a host of celebrity clients, shortly after unexpectedly coming out, corresponding with the breakdown of the author's parents' marriage and his mother's death from cancer. Told in a punchy and page-turning style comparable to Nick Hornby and John Niven.

Simon Dawson's mother did not love him, and informed him of this fact often. She tried to give him away, played him off against abusive boyfriends, and failed to feed him. Simon decides not just to face up to the emotional damage his mother inflicted on him, but to try to understand her and achieve some kind of reconciliation before she dies.

Pre-World War Two mystery in the style of "The Thin Man", initiating new series "The Max & Martha Mysteries".

Insights into the feline world from award-winning journalist and cat commentator Nick Harding, charting his unlikely journey towards cat person status.

Can costume shop owner Becky Finn keep her mind on her fiance and off the handsome co-star of the Christmas panto? Feel-good romantic comedy set in a sleepy Yorkshire village from the author of A BICYCLE MADE FOR TWO.

FICTION / Mystery & Detective / General

Antony Coulthard and Fred Foster's class-defying friendship in a Nazi PoW camp became a daring escape attempt in which the two disguised themselves as advertising executives, with a bewildering journey following as told in heart-breaking detail here.

The Tour de France Grand Depart's passage through Yorkshire provides the backdrop for this escapist rural saga, concerning a community's attempt to boost flagging local business by persuading the iconic cycling event to pass through their village.

On a cold, dark February morning at an isolated service station on the Welsh Borders, Chris and Leah head inside, but only Chris will come out. Sergeant Mel Daley arrives to search for the missing woman, but the investigation throws up more questions: Is she still alive? Did she ever even enter the service station?

A cold case from 1947 concerning the disappearance of a young actress during a voyage by sea from South Africa to England is opened up for the reader's consideration in this addition to Brown's "Cold Case Jury" series.

The first instalment in a gripping new series of contemporary crime novels set in St Petersburg. Captain Natalya Ivanova is the sharp and intriguing policewoman assigned to the disappearance of Zena Dahl - the daughter of a Swedish millionaire. Shortlisted for the CWA Debut Dagger Award, it will appeal to fans of Jo Nesbo and Henning Mankell.

A book examining the unsolved case of a serial killer who operated in 1960s London, murdering prostitutes and leaving their naked bodies on the streets. Exposes the depraved underbelly of British society in the Swinging Sixties.