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The reputation of the Marquis of Falcon was such that Queen Victoria would bestow no further honour upon him until he married.

Dorothy interrupts a chat with a young man on the London train to get some coffee. When she returns, the man is dead.

Deals with the relationship that develops between two women as they fall in love, and the effect this has on their lives in a small rural English village.

Sophia is the pride of the Giambelli family and excels at her job as top PR executive at the Giambelli winery. But things are about to change.

In the past, no prison has successfully held Sean Rogan and when remission was refused him this time a group of characters, each with his own motive, was prepared to aid his escape.

A clairvoyant is able to foresee murders, but she is not able to prevent them.

Marissa Blumenthal has it all - a superb professional reputation, a perfect marriage, a pediatrics practice, but she lacks the child she desperately desires.

Moving from Devon, England to Yucatan in Mexico, this novel intersperses suspense and action with intriguing historical narrative.

Memoirs of a West Australian-born "Pathfinder Force" pilot who served in the RAF in Italy during World War Two.

Three men wanted her: Max, witty, tied to a woman he despised, Guy who loved her from the moment he saw her; John with the quiet smile, who would she choose?

Edmund and Lucy, and their not-so-nice cousin Eustace, are transported back to Narnia and find themselves aboard Prince Caspian's ship as he sails to find the end of the world.

Australia in the 21st century is a different world. Populations controlled by drugs, bands of people wandering the countryside.

The Hamilton and Oatley families are the owners of massive cattle stations in the Northern Territory. As the annual rains approach, the outback families prepare to leave for coastal Darwin.

The longest continuous foot-path in the world, a length of 2200 miles, the Appalachian Trail stretches along the east coast of the U.S. from Georgia to Maine.

Robots control everything in human affairs: their laws, religion, politics and libraries. They were a benevolent power, but as time passed, they wanted more.