Details: Pythias is her father's daughter, right down to her intelligent, slate-grey eyes. Aristotle cannot resist a
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The Life is a saga about a criminal family with two psychopathic brothers with contrasting personalities who build up a criminal empire in London's East End. There are plenty of twists & turns in the plot as the next generation join the family business. It needs careful reading as the plot is complex in places with intrigues & betrayals. There is plenty of violence for those who like that. ...

How do you cut down on sugar without denying yourself sweet treats? Antony Worrall Thompson has teamed up with Splenda sweetener to bring you over 100 indulgent recipes to satisfy your sweet cravings with a little less of the guilt. The chapters include an ode to Chocolate Lovers, a yummy selection of Cakes & Muffins & Everyday Puddings for your daily sweet fix. There are delicious recipes for festive occasions & seasonal goodies to make the most of nature's produce when it's at its best. Filled with all things sweet & light, this is the cookbook for everyone with a healthy mind but an incurably sweet tooth. ...

Details: Sugar is addictive & bad for us
- The Sweet Poison Quit Plan by David Gillespie will to cure your sweet tooth

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Endless Mealtime Possibilities & Spectacular Flavors!

As every sweet potato lover knows, its more than just a holiday

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San Francisco flatmates Christina (Cameron Diaz), Courtney (Christina Applegate) & Jane (Selma Blair) go out for a night's clubbing to help the latter forget about her recent break-up with her long-term boyfriend. That night, commitment-shy Christina me ...

An idyllic summer ends in tragedy... Cornwall, 1960
- & a whole new world unfolds for young Connie Vickers as she holidays with
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San Francisco flat mates Christina (Cameron Diaz), Courtney (Christina Applegate) & Jane (Selma Blair) go out for a night's clubbing to help the latter forget about her recent break-up with her long-term boyfriend. That night, commitment-shy Christina meets Peter (Thomas Jane), who she thinks she might like, yet when she tries to track him down the next day, she finds that he is in the process of getting married. For his part, Peter sees her fleeing the ceremony & begins to wonder if he's doing the right thing after all. ...

Loving him might be the last thing they do… Stevie Gordon is lonely, filling her time by stalking her ex-boyfriend, James Cowley. He might be married, but neither his wife nor his girlfriend knows as much about him as Stevie does. But when James’ latest mistress is brutally murdered, her body carefully posed amongst the bluebells of Thamespark, Stevie is as shocked as anyone. But with her troubled childhood taking a toll on her mind, & her heavy drinking leading to frequent blackouts, can Stevie really know she is innocent? DI Sebastian Locke & the Thamespark squad are drawn into an urgent murder case, but as they delve deeper, they find links to a previous victim, with all the clues pointing back to James. As another innocent is targeted, Stevie becomes increasingly terrified that her own mind is betraying her. But, is she capable of murder? & if not, who else is watching in the shadows? A twisty, unputdownable detective novel that fans of Cara Hunter & Mark Billingham wi... ...

Whether in wartime or peace, tales of love, laughter & hardship from the girls in the Rowntrees factory in Yorkshire ? On a warm Monday morning in 1932, just two days after leaving school, fourteen-year-old Madge was about to join her nine brothers & sisters at Rowntrees. The smell of chocolate was in the air but as she walked up the road, her footsteps slowed at the daunting thought of what lay ahead?? From the 1930s through to the 1980s, as Britain endured war, depression, hardship & strikes, the women at the Rowntrees factory in York kept the chocolates coming. This is the true story of The Sweethearts, the women who roasted the cocoa beans, piped the icing & packed the boxes that became gifts for lovers, snacks for workers & treats for children across the country. More often than not, their working days provided welcome relief from bad husbands & bad housing, a community where they could find new confidence, friendship & when the supervisor wasn?t looking, the occasional chocolate. ...