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When Louise Pritchard's husband Mervyn disappears without trace, she is left to run their remote Welsh farm single-handedly.

A Soviet film crew is producing a movie called Chekhov's journey, using a new method of hypnosis on the main actor to make him reincarnate Anton Chekhov.

Mark, an intelligence officer, once an Auschwitz victim, is sent to Germany on assignment. The case involves neo-Nazism and anti-semitism. He once again meets the only woman he ever loved.

A treasury of short stories that people of all ages will love - those who already are golden aged, and those who want to make their 'mature years' the best.

Famous novelist Gerald Candless dies of a heart attack. Before his death, his daughter had been commissioned to write his biography.

Although Lisa had reached the pinnacle of success in her career, she still longed for motherhood. Many problems needed to be overcome before her wish could be fulfilled.

This is a delightful selection from the author's popular Fairacre books.

Texan lawyer Billy Bob Holland is forced to confront the legacies of crimes old and new when he takes up the defence of local boy Lucas Smothers, a timid teenager accused of the rape and murder of

A novel about an easy going farmer in the North of England, his disastrous marriage and his ordeal in World War One.

In "The City and the Stars", the only man born among immortals wants to find out what lies beyond the city.

A story of passionate love, unbelievable cruelty and treachery, great courage; the story of the doomed loyalty of the Clans of Scotland.

The story of the Neanderthal people who call themselves the Clan of the Cave Bear, and of Ayla, the Cro-Magnon girl they find and raise.

When Camille, the sister of poet and bird artist, George Devis, is murdered whilst working for an aid project in Ethiopia, George is forced to get involved.

Celia Davies gives an account of her early childhood in early 20th century England. Splashes of colour and humour from bygone days.

Medical decisions can kill or cure, and this book documents one month in a hospital where staff are challenged by such decisions.