Dreams about H.M. The Queen and other members of the Royal Family;

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Masters, Brian

Psychology & Counseling

Blond and Briggs

Jane

Wells, Dee

Literature & Fiction

<p>Kim Philby, the most successful spy ever recruited by the Soviet Union, the foremost 'third man' defector from the English mandarin classes, is now a Colonel in the KGB, working and living at a high level in Moscow. But, just supposing, he wants to come back ......\nAlan Williams in 'Gentleman Traitor' supposes that he does. Clubable, cricket-loving, urbane and boozy, where could Philby go?\nAn honest journalist dreams up an in an idle moment a project for a book about theinfamous Philby. A trailer story in his paper leads him into dark water, and the possibility of The Great Scoop. What is the trail he follows into the narrow press-and-diplomatic clique in Moscow, and why does the vast and enigmatic M. Charles Pol loom so large? Who, indeed, is following him, and in whose interest? Where could Philby go, still armed with the asset of his certain knowledge about the English traitors still at large in the Establishment, and be safe from the vengeance of the British and the Soviet authorities? How could he escape from Russia?\nAlan Williams' new story answers all these questions with precision and credibility. The journey in search of the Great Story leads through excitement into horror, and the end of 'Gentleman Traitor suggests a most plausible theory as to the true facts of the biggest spy scandal of the twentieth century.</p>

Gentleman traitor

Williams, Alan.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Draws upon recent discoveries and research to recount the rise and fall of the dinosaurs, as dominant, warm-blooded animals, and to reassess their intelligence, agility, physiological complexity, and advanced social behavior

The hot-blooded dinosaurs: A revolution in palaeontology

Science & Math

Desmond, Adrian J.

Earth Sciences

The dark pageant: A novel about Gilles de Rais

LUCIE-SMITH, Edward

Genre Fiction

The roses of Picardie: A romance

RAVEN, Simon

High diver

Wishart, Michael

Thomas Cochrane's life has inspired naval authors from Frederick Marryat to Patrick O'Brien, but the Scottish admiral's life contained more adventures than any novelist could have created. Cochrane was a successful commander during the Napoleonic Wars, but his unorthodox tactics and views made him no friends at the Admiralty.After being jailed on dubious corruption charges he spent most of the rest of his life commanding foreign navies, such as those of Chile, Peru, Brazil and Greece. Inheriting the title Earl of Dundonald restored his respectability in Britain and he spent his remaining years in England as an inventor, being buried in Westminster Abbey upon his death in 1860 at age 85.

The Sea Wolf: The life of Admiral Cochrane

GRIMBLE, Ian

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