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London Station
David McCloskey
The new thriller from Sunday Times bestselling author David McCloskey
Last Words
Richard Holloway
The last testament of one of the most turbulent priests of his generation
The Jackal
Joby Warrick
The spectacular rise and dramatic fall of super-assassin Carlos the Jackal – one of history’s most infamous terrorist masterminds and the inspiration for numerous celebrated works of pop culture – told with new revelations from the Jackal himself, by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Black Flags
Tony Blair
Steve Richards
A short and provocative biography of Tony Blair from a political journalist who saw it all
The Fire Agent
David Baerwald
A sweeping debut novel of espionage, love and war based on the lives of the author’s father and grandfather
It Started with a Van
Andy and Claire Stocks
A funny and heart-warming account of one couple's adventures around Britain in their dilapidated motor home - as seen on their YouTube channel St Christopher of Atlantis
The Persian
David McCloskey
The fourth novel by the Sunday Times-bestselling author of The Seventh Floor, Damascus Station and Moscow X
What’s with Baum?
Woody Allen
'Woody Allen’s wonderful novel reads like one of his films' The Telegraph
Suing the Kremlin
Martin Sixsmith
Putin seized the Oligarch's billions. Now their representatives are suing for return of it all
Drayton and Mackenzie
Alexander Starritt
An ambitious, engaging and very moving novel about achievement, drive and friendship
Can We Be Rich Again?
Jeremy Hunt
Former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt takes an optimistic stance on and offers solutions to low growth in the British economy















