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A true story of Michael, an 10 year old Cornish boy who in 1967 watched the Torrey Canyon oil tanker being bombed. The tanker was snagged on rocks, on the seven stones reef. Michaels accounts of the devastation that followed on Cornish beaches, is harrowing.Also, his love of Trereife where he lived and Christmas trips to Mousehole to see the Christmas lights, and Myths and legends, and learning to cook pasties with his mother. Furthermore, what he experienced growing up between 1966 - 1967, a Proper Cornish Childhood is a fascinating voyage of discovery of life in 1960s Cornwall.

This wonderful new comic novel features Lucia, the cultured cat of Kerry. It tells the story of how she was smuggled from the lush wilds of the Emerald Isle to become London's fluffiest illegal immigrant. To cope with the heartbreak of her sudden exile, Lucia starts a journal documenting the tangled lives of her new owners' stress fuelled urban lifestyles and their attempts to deal with the daily round of love, loss, betrayal and microwave dinners - not to mention the mad aunts, Olga, the Czech Secret Police and the lost vineyards. You know. The usual!!

This is a plain speaking guide for people hoping to discover their inner selves; showing the links between our spiritual, intuitive self and issues which affect us all, such as the environment, sexual relationships, race and culture.

Death is lurking amongst the equivocal high society of a rich Venetian town, where life is suddenly disturbed by the actions of a merciless assassin who uses strange rituals in killing his victims leaving no trace.An ordinary employee, a detective inspector, an international mercenary searching for an identity .A spine-chilling novel with all the flavour of a classic crime story but with dark undertones, as disturbing and rapid as the hand of the killer, as mysterious as the crime itself, with an exciting build-up which inexorably draws the reader into the storyline from the first page to the unusual ending..

"The Suicide Bomber" is a thriller about a young white Englishman who converts to Islam at university, and becomes one of the six suicide bombers targeting the London underground.

Black Mahler dramatically brings to life the true story of all but forgotten, English composer, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875-1912). Born to a white mother and black father and raised in the London suburb of Croydon, Coleridge's choral trilogy, 'Hiawatha' makes this funny, generous and modest young man a worldwide sensation overnight. Although hailed a cultural hero by African-Americans, Coleridge struggles against financial ruin, personal tragedy and seismic obstacles throughout his short life. Along the way, he unites a world. This moving story will haunt the memory long after the final page is turned.

Cookery book containing low FODMAP recipes

Romantic fiction based on a true story

One woman's fight with breast cancer

Juvenile fiction: Fantasy

Biography of Victorian male prostitute

Fiction based on Lord Lucan's disappearance

Collection of essays on diverse subjects.

Personal and humorous memoirs of life as a dentist.

A historical romance full of gothic intrigue and irresistible passion, set in the remote Northumbrian countryside.

The true story of two of Great Britain's finest Olympic athletes, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams.

Biography of rock star

Autobiography

Sehri's books, including this Volume V, are a compilation of facts from the contemporary history of Pakistan; irritating for many because the truth is often bitter.

A book for children to help educate the prevention of Lyme disease, which is treatable with antibiotics: the sooner treatment begins the better the outcome.

A twelve-step programme to psychological good health

This book is for teenagers and adults who have not yet outgrown their pony stage.

A practical and insightful manual that will get you ready for your destiny