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The denouement of the World War II John Russell series, set in 1945 as Hitler's Third Reich stands on the verge of extinction. Russell's son and girlfriend are in Berlin, and he must reach the city ahead of the advancing Red Army in order to find and save them.

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Looks at how a small country, squeezed between East and West, exerted such a big influence on the world, in a concise history of Greece.

Paperback edition of the book exploring the much-maligned county of Essex, taking in travel writing and history, to find a place where dreamers and makers, punk poets, anarchist sects and the avant-garde all found inspiration. 'Original and beautifully written...' "Guardian

A contemporary novel with an ancient setting, featuring a society which appears complacent in the face of destruction. From the author of "Hideous Creatures" and "The Immortals".

Across four-hundred pages of quizzes and picture rounds, puzzles and anagrams, the nature of the recent and historical past as comparably apocalyptic and menacing to the atmosphere of the present (as perceived by some) is comically revealed in a dark-humoured tone.

A widowed French mother of two who works as a translator of police wiretaps of North African hashish dealers, while quietly skeptical of the institutional racism of this effort, takes up the opportunity to participate lucratively in the illegality before her after the French state scrimps on her pension. A topical and entertaining winner of two major French prizes for crime fiction.

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The pervasive state vigilance of Chinese citizens is revealed in full detail in this journey into the dark potential of state surveillance technology, offering a warning to western complacencies.

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Following the murder of an IT Consultant, two local villains enact a grisly crucifixion scene. DCI Anderson must interpret these events, in a brilliant evocation of the modern city from Daly.

A look back at a time following the onset of a debilitating eye condition during which Dexter memorised as many poems as possible and took them to the streets, trading the people's favourite poems for cash donations. The poems are included throughout. From the author of "Why Not Catch-21?