about a young airman, an Oxford don and his beautiful daughter who, on an expedition to the Arctic, are transported by explorers of another age - the Norsemen and their longships of a thousand years before.

Old Captivity

Literature & Fiction

NEVIL SHUTE

Contemporary

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The Ruthless Rake

Romance

BARBARA CARTLAND

Historical

Kidnapped British Intelligence agent Sir Gerald Tarrant hopes that his friend Modesty Blaise and her sidekick Willie Garvin will recognize that the kidnappers' staging of his murder is a fraud and try to rescue him

The silver mistress

Peter O'Donnell

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

The Paradise Game (The Fourth Hooded Swan Adventure)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Brian Stableford

Science Fiction

The Stone Bull

PHYLLIS A. WHITNEY

This is a collection of three short stories by the author of "Penmarric". The first is "The Shrouded Walls", which is a mystery set in Kent, the second is "April's Grave" which features murder in the Scottish Highlands, and the third is a tale of Welsh black magic, "The Devil on Lammas Night".

The Susan Howatch Collection: v. 2

Susan, Howatch

Two brothers, Lawrence, brilliant but seething with anger, and Edward, responsible but cautious to a fault. To their mother, and the rest of the world, Lawrence was always the bad brother, Edward the good. But things are not always what they may seem. By the author of "Emperor of the Air".

Blue River

Ethan Canin

Two brothers and a sister are sold into slavery. This novel tells the story of the various stages of their diasporan lives. In different countries, continents and centuries they try to survive the lives which the accident of their birth has bestowed upon them.

Crossing The River

PHILLIPS, Caryl

In his heyday, during the 1960s and early 1970s, B.S. Johnson was one of the best-known young novelists in Britain. Jonathan Coe's long awaited biography is based upon unique access to the vast collection of papers Johnson left behind after his death, and upon dozens of interviews with those who knew him best. As unconventional in form as one of its subject's own novels, it paints a remarkable picture.

Like a Fiery Elephant : The Story of B.S.Johnson

Coe,Jonathan

British & Irish

Crying Wolf is the story of the one million Chechens who, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, found themselves cast as the enemy of the new Russian state. Compelled to assert their freedom and individualism, they faced the huge Russian army in a one-sided war which destroyed their land, their homes and their families. --- 'Reads like a gripping epic novel - at times bursting with action, at times maudlin and romantic. Her heartfelt descriptions of Soviet racism and the moral bankruptcy of post-Communist Russia are among the most powerful I have ever come across.' Daily Telegraph ---'Bennett's passion for her subject is unquestionable, and she has a sharp eye for detail and colour.' Sunday Times

Crying Wolf: The Return of War to Chechnya

History

Bennett, Vanora

Europe

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