Feisty security expert Henrietta ' Harry' Martinez puts her life on the line when she goes undercover to expose an international criminal gang in this heartstopping thriller. In a game without rules, the winner takes all! Security expert Henrietta ' Harry' Martinez has arrived in beautiful San Sebastian, birthplace of her Spanish father. But she's not here to explore her roots. She's been hired by glamorous casino boss Riva Mills to expose a scamming crew, headed by ruthless conman Franco Chavez. When the crew's expert hacker is brutally murdered, Harry goes undercover as his replacement. As she infiltrates the dangerous criminal organization, she begins to understand that Chavez's schemes reach far beyond the casino sting. Suddenly trapped in a deadly global underworld that encompasses international terrorism, organized crime & drug cartels, Harry learns that when you play this game, you play for your life! ...

Read by Philip Franks. In Hide my Eyes, Campion finds himself hunting down a serial killer. A spate of murders leaves him & his friend & colleague Inspector Luke with only the baffling clues of a left-hand glove & a lizard-skin lettercase. However, a chain of strange events leads them to an odd museum of curiosities hidden in a quiet London neighbourhood where there is more going on that meets the eye. ...

Caitlyn Sullivan is just nine years old when a game of Hide & Seek at a family party will change her life forever.

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It is the early 1970s & single-mother Julia (Kate Winslet) decides to flee drab London with her two daughters & start life afresh in Morocco. For the two girls, Bea (Bella Riza) & Lucy (Carrie Mullen), the streets of Marrakech offer freedom & exci ...

Egyptian hieroglyphs have long fascinated people the world over, though traditionally only specially trained scholars have been able to unlock their esoteric secrets. In Hieroglyph Detective, renowned Egyptologist Nigel Strudwick offers a historical background for the symbols as he takes the reader on a visual tour of museums around the world & provides step-by-step instructions on how to decipher inscriptions from ancient Egyptian tombs & temples. This hands-on field guide contains everything one needs to uncover age-old mysteries like a true detective! ...

Small children love the sound of rhyme, & this ear
- tickling collection of first pomes is sure to give them a ton of fun. There
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Abused as a child by his local priest, Brian O' Dea, became a rebel, using & selling drugs. Soon he was operating a $100 million a year business, & had developed a cocaine addiction. Eventually he quit the trade
- & the drugs & was working with recovering addicts. Extracted from Brian's prison diary, this work re-tells his outlaw years.
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Explore London from a new perspective with this collection of astounding aerial photographs. From the meandering curves of the River Thames to royal palaces, famous parks & internationally recognisable landmarks such as the London Eye; this collection offers a spectacular & illuminating view of one of the most important cities in the world. ...

Inspirational book packed with anecdotes & insights about the best treks & climbs in the High Atlas mountains of Morocco, in North Africa, & drawn from the author's 50-year experience. Illustrated with dazzling photographs of the mountains & also the mountain people, the Berbers. 48 routes including Jbel Toubkal, Tazekka & Igdat. ...

High Balls, Long Balls & No Balls is a collection of funny, inspirational & downright brilliant football"es. Forget the canon of English Literature, thereï ½s more poetry per page here than you get in a volume of Wordsworth. Our leading men of words include such luminaries as Brian Clough, David Beckham, Sir Alex Ferguson, Kevin Keegan, Big Ron, Ian Holloway, Bill Shankly & Sir Bobby Robson. & most of the leading clubs in Britain have their own dedicated pages, featuring club history & the characters with big gobs whoï ½ve worn the shirt. From Gazzaï ½s kebab & Mickey Thomasï ½s dud tenners to Tommy Smithï ½s leg & Harry Redknappï ½s wife, the world of football is captured in all its glory, not forgetting classic moments from the commentary box. As David Coleman once put it, ï ½if that had gone in, it would have been a goalï ½ ...