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Audrina, who has lost her memory, wants to be as perfect and as much loved as her dead sister. However, mystery surrounds her sister's death.

A witty and humorous account of the experiences of a junior reporter recruited to a weekly paper in a small town.

It's over 100 years since men took to the air and since then there have been many accounts of strange happenings. This is a selection of short stories which explore these mysteries.

In this book the author discusses the concept of God within us.

An intricately plotted mystery made all the more atmospheric by the shadowy presence of Mr Harley Quin.

Bound for the Riviera, detective Hercule Poirot has boarded Le Train Bleu, an elegant, leisurely means of travel, free of intrigue. Then he meets Ruth Kettering.

Savanna is 19 and the apple of her father's eye.

Compelling and riveting story, of both disillusionment and faith that provides keen psychological insights into the Nazi propaganda machine.

Benson's latest James Bond novel is set in the south of France, where Bond defeats a vicious criminal - and harder still, an old friend turned enemy.

David Collins comes back from World War II with new ideas about the established order. His wife Mary, yearning for a comfortable, ordinary marriage, is uneasy.

Janine Shepherd’s story reads like the plot of a Hollywood movie.

Explanation of what GI is and how to achieve weight loss, blood glucose control, and lifelong health with GI. Includes new recipes and menu plans to help put the GI into practice.

Jayojit's marriage has failed, his wife of eleven years is now living with her doctor. Jayojit and his son Bonny are going back to Calcutta for a holiday.

In Maymouth's abandoned Saxon churchyard, the Treverra family vault conceals a mystery which, when a tomb is opened, casts a shadow two centuries long upon a more recent trail of violence.

Australian author whose previous novel 'The Brush-off' won the Ned Kelly Award for best crime novel.