David Jason: A Perfect Life: A Perfect Life

Hildred, Stafford

Ewbank, Tim

Biographies & Memoirs

Blake Publishing, Ltd.

Secret Lives

ROSS, Jonathan

Aspel, Michael

Morgan, Piers

Sachs, John

An investigation of the great financial institution, Lloyds of London, and the fight to save its credibility.

Nightmare on Lime Street: Whatever Happened to Lloyd's of London

Politics & Social Sciences

Gunn, Cathy

Politics & Government

The true story of entertainer Benny Hill as told by his best friend and producer for twenty years.

Benny: the True Story: By His Best Friend Dennis Kirkland with Hilary Bonner

Bonner, Hilary

Kirkland, Dennis

Doing the Business

Kray, Charlie

Fry, Colin

Social Sciences

Doing the Business: Inside the Violent Empire of the Krays

Hungerford: One Man's Massacre

Josephs, Jeremy

Thousands of women work in the sex industry in Britain. They cater for up to 20 percent of men, often married or involved in serious relationships. This book takes the lid off prostitution: to reveal a world where anything goes among the working women, the punters, the pimps; to look at the response of the lawmakers and enforcers; and to expose popular misconceptions about the hidden world of sexual services. Male sexual desires and fantasies are revealed by the women paid to satisfy them.

Working Girls and Their Men: A Candid Investigation of Prostitution in Britain

Sheron Boyle

Double Exposure

Literature & Fiction

Jilly Johnson

Contemporary

No one laughed more loudly than the King himself when the Beatles's manager Brian Epstein boasted, "My boys are going to be bigger than Elvis Presley." It was the early 1960s, and Presley, a living legend, appeared unassailable. Yet, in 1964, John, Paul, George and Ringo suddenly topped the American charts - and Beatlemania rolled the King in the greatest rock coup of all time. Chris Hutchins, then a music journalist in his early 20s, was at the eye of the hurricane as the Beatles swept all before them. As America turned on to the Beatles in a big way during their 1965 tour, Chris Hutchins used his extensive network of connections to mastermind the one-and-only rendezvous between the King and the pretenders who were seizing the throne. With co-author Peter Thompson, Hutchins draws on his own sources and unpublished personal archives, as well as FBI files and dossiers from the District Attorney's investigators in Memphis, to probe into the story in which the lives of Elvis Presley and the Beatles became dramatically entwined. They reveal the passions and the powerplay, the corruption and the conspiracies, the vendettas and the vanity behind pop culture's greatest phenomena. This book is by the authors of "Sarah's Story" and "Diana's Nightmare: The Family".

Elvis Meets the Beatles: The Untold Story of Their Entangled Lives

Arts & Photography

Hutchins, Chris

THOMPSON, Peter

Music

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