Dick Young stays in his friend Professor Magnus Lanes house in Cornwall on the understanding he will be a guinea-pig for a new drug that Magnus has developed. As a result of the experiment he is transported back to fourteenth century Cornwall. With each trip he becomes more & more involved with medieval intrigue adultery & murder. Is it merely hallucination; a subconscious escape from his own complicated life or a real journey into the past? He becomes obsessed with the world he visits & past & present eventually become inextricably & perilously mixed. ...

Dick Young is lent a house in Cornwall by his friend Professor Magnus Lane. During his stay he agrees to serve as a guinea pig for a new drug that Magnus has discovered in his biochemical researches. The effect of this drug is to transport Dick from the house at Kilmarth to the Cornwall of the 14th century. There in the manor of Tywardreath the domain of Sir Henry Champernoune he witnesses intrigue adultery & murder. As his time travelling increases Dick resents more & more the days he must spend in the modern world longing ever more fervently to get back into his world of centuries before.. . ...

The warm engrossing new novel from the No. 1 bestseller Cathy Kelly Welcome to Avalon: a quaint sleepy town on the Irish coast. Nothing has changed here for generations
- least of all the huge mansion on Willow Street; the house in which sisters Tess & Suki Power grew up. Now years later Tess is trying to save her marriage protect her glamorous sister Suki who has come back home dreams shattered. Similarly Mara Wilson is seeking refuge from a broken heart at her Aunt Danae's house. & Danae the inscrutable postmistress is hiding some dark memories of her own. Now that the big house is up for sale change is blowing on the cold sea wind. But before they can look to the future these four women must face up to the past...
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The House Plant Expert has been the indoor gardening bible since its introduction in 1960. Over the years it has become the best-selling plant book the world has ever known & there are now more than 14 000 000 copies in print. Updates have appeared at regular intervals & now at last the long-awaited sequel has been published. A host of new house plants have appeared during the last ten years. These plants are in the shops but they are not in the books
- until now. There are in-depth features on bonsai orchids bromeliads Christmas flowers herbs & many more. Roomscaping is introduced
- the way to use house plants alone or in groups as decorative features rather than as green or coloured pets. The problem section answers the main difficulties with indoor plants
- why they don't flower why they die how much to water & much more. There's even a miscellany
- a collection of bits & pieces from the lucky bamboo story to the easy way to measure humidity. Over 200 million house plants are sold every year in the UK & sales have increased 200% over the last decade (source: The Times). Millions of people everywhere rely on the House Plant Expert for the straightforward reliable advice it contains. Now there is The House Plant Expert: Book Two for the millions who want to know more. There are lots more plants to buy lots more ideas.



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Rabbit is a worrier. He even worries in his sleep. One night a particularly bad dream wakes him with a start. & when it is quickly followed by a terrible CRASH he is quite sure that he & all the other house animals are DOOMED. Join Rabbit as he bravely leads the other animals to safety & discovers the source of the noise... ...

In a city full of vampires trouble never sleeps. At the tender age of 27 Merit became a sword-wielding vampire. Since then shes become the protector of her House watched Chicago nearly burn to the ground & seen her Master fall & rise. Now shell see her mettle
- & her metal
- tested like never before. It started with two... Two rogues vanishing without a trace. Someone is targeting Chicagos vampires & anyone could be next. With their house in peril Merit & her Master the centuries old Ethan Sullivan must race to stop the disappearances. But as they untangle a web of secret alliances & ancient evils they realize their foe is more familiar & more powerful than they could have ever imagined.

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Meet the Bird Family. All four children have an idyllic childhood: a picture-book cottage in a country village a warm cosy kitchen filled with love & laughter sun-drenched afternoons in a rambling garden. But one Easter weekend a tragedy strikes the Bird family that is so devastating that almost imperceptibly it begins to tear them apart. The years pass & the children become adults & begin to develop their own quite separate lives. Soon it's almost as though they've never been a family at all. Almost. But not quite. Because something has happened that will call them home back to the house they grew up in
- & to what really happened that Easter weekend all those years ago.
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The Housebuilders Bible" is unique
- the first book in its field to mix information & advice with detailed yardstick costings
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The Housebuilder's Bible" is unique
- the first book in its field to mix information & advice with detailed yardstick costings
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' People go north for a variety of reasons some stay for a lifetime while others can't wait to leave at the end of whatever term they have signed on for. The north tends to be either loved or hated with equal passion.' These are the words of Keith Billington who with his wife Muriel arrived in the Northwest Territories outpost of Fort Mc Pherson 1 700 miles north of Edmonton in mid-September 1964. They were among those who loved the North & stayed for six years. Keith a nurse & Muriel a midwife were barely into their twenties & fresh from England when they arrived eager to put their brand new skills to work. Their clients were the Gwich'in people who taught them how to snowshoe choose a dog team & live off the l&. These two young professionals were all the medical help available at the births of babies & the tragic deaths of other children they were the first to tend gun-shot victims & deal with illnesses made worse by the isolation. Their story also tells of caribou hunts fishing in summer lakes & travelling in winter by dog team of sun-returning parties & drum-dancing & New Year feasts. The book concludes with Keith leading a group who retrace the route of the tragic RCMP ' Lost Patrol.' This is a delightfully warm celebration of the north in the days just before skidoos & cell phones took the edge off the isolation. ...