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An inspiring story of a man who was brought up in Rochdale in the fifties, and who battled with the trauma of losing his sight as a teenager.

Explores the growing relationship between the recently widowed minister and the new lady doctor on the Hebridean island of Rhanna in the mid 1960's.

Another thriller set in the world of horse racing by this best-selling author.

The glitter of theatre and the debutante season are starkly contrasted with a surgeon's experience of poverty, prostitution and disease in London a century ago.

Underneath the callous, super-stud image of Toby Temple, the world's funniest man, is a lonely man. Jill Castle, a beautiful starlet, has ambition even greater than Toby's.

Practical, easy-to-follow advice on how to remain physically vital, mentally alert and emotionally fulfilled.

Miss Read, the village school teacher, relates the events of one particular summer.

When Trilby meets Lewis, the all-powerful proprietor of a newspaper group, she is drawn to his handsome, older and sophisticated personality.

Impoverished in Wicklow, Charlotte finds herself dispossessed and moved to Spain.

A smorgasboard of work from 33 West Australian prose writers and 11 poets garnished with images from 15 graphic artists with food as the main theme.

An assortment of stories, articles, poems and images by best loved authors and some newcomers.

Story of the search for the ancient African city of Oper, lost for over 2,000 years.

As Diana Morrison laid the table for six at her elegant Central Park apartment, there was no warning of what was to come.

One question has been plaguing Dr Holly Mayberry ever since that first impassioned kiss.

Eleven short stories packed with suspense.