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For the very first time, a biography of two aristocratic sisters who scandalised society and inspired Ian Fleming to create the famous 'Bond Girl'

A gripping wartime account from a little girl who lived in Coventry, one of the Britain's most bombed cities

In 2012 Annette Carson formed part of the team that discovered King Richard III's mortal remains, verified in 2013 by forensics including DNA matching. Carson's premise is that for centuries the vision of Richard III has been dominated by the fictional creations of Thomas More and Shakespeare.

"Roz is a born storyteller. This is a haunting, moral, knee-buckling compilation of how humans have utterly lost their way, an astounding deconstruction of homo moderna, a unique species that has learned to destroy its home. In sixteen chapters, she rows across the ocean of our fading planet. When her story finally hits sacred land, the reader will never be the same. I will read it twice."Paul Hawken, international bestselling author of eight books, including Regeneration: ending the climate crisis in one generation

The full story of Henry Percy, one of Shakespeare's most popular characters.

If the streets and buildings of central London could talk, what stories would they tell? Quirky and intriguing stories from history revealed.

A new biography of author Anna Sewell, whose campaigning spirit and determination was as compelling as her novel Black Beauty still is

The first book to reveal the fundamental simplicity underlying the planning of the Norman cathedral

The story behind one of the most important football matches in history - a match both nations were desperate to win for a whole host of reasons beyond simply football

The first biography to look at the two most important women in Edward III's life, their power and influence on the court and country.

A compendium of fascinating, unusual and intriguing facts and stories about the county of Hampshire