Lamorna Cove
- a tiny bay in Cornwall picturesque unspoilt. A hundred years ago it was the haunt of a colony of artists. Today
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Cold rimmed her belly frosted its way up to her throat. She couldn't breathe through the ice of it. Fear scratched at her throat. ' How did you find me?' Nothing shocks Eve Dallas. As New York's most prominent & headstrong homicide Lieutenant she's seen everything. But when someone from her past shows up
- someone sickly sweet & viciously cruel
- Eve panics. Foster carer Trudy Lombard spent years traumatising the young & the vulnerable. To the tough aggressive Eve these memories cut deep. So when Trudy is found lying dead in a pool of her own blood days after their meeting Eve feels nothing. But the cop inside her vows to find the killer. & all the while her memories torment her...' Gut-searing emotional drama' David Baldacci

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The multi-million copy bestseller Kim Edwards' The Memory Keeper's Daughter" is a moving & poignant novel about grief family & betrayal. Families have secrets they hide even from themselves... It should have been an ordinary birth the start of an ordinary happy family. But the night Dr David Henry delivers his wife's twins is a night that will haunt five lives for ever. For though David's son is a healthy boy his daughter has Down's syndrome. & in a shocking act of betrayal whose consequences only time will reveal he tells his wife their daughter died while secretly entrusting her care to a nurse. As grief quietly tears apart David's family so a little girl must make her own way in the world as best she can. " Crafted with language so lovely you have to reread the passages just to be captivated all over again.. .this is simply a beautiful book". (Jodi Picoult). "I loved this riveting story with its intricate characters & beautiful language". (Sue Monk Kidd author of the best-selling " The Secret Life of Bees"). Kim Edwards is the author of the short-story collection " The Secrets of the Fire King" which was an alternate for the 1998 PEN/ Hemingway Award & has won the Whiting Award & the Nelson Algren Award. Her second novel " The Lake of Dreams" is available from Penguin. She is an assistant professor of English at the University of Kentucky." ...

Jimmy Magee whose extraordinary memory for sports trivia has led to his being dubbed the Memory Man has the distinction of being the longest-serving sports commentator in the English-speaking world. He started his career in 1956 the year that Ronnie Delany won the 1 500 metres gold medal at Melbourne. He has covered every Olympic Games since 1972 (the London 2012 games were his eleventh!) & every soccer World Cup since 1974. He achieved worldwide notice in Munich in 1972 when he managed to breach security in the Olympic village to cover the terrorist attack on Israeli athletes. This incredible scoop was picked up by CBS in the United States & then by every television station around the world. Jimmy Magee has been present at the most iconic sporting moments in both world & Irish sport & gives his unique insight into these major sporting moments. He tells how he played five-a-side football with Gert Muller how he almost came to blows with Nigel Benn & why he thinks Katie Taylor is Ireland's greatest contemporary sportsperson. But what is perhaps the most striking aspect of such an accomplished career is how Jimmy managed to find the strength to keep up his cheerful persona on air as he endured immeasurable sorrow in his personal life. His beloved wife Marie died unexpectedly in 1989 & his son Paul himself a footballer & sports broadcaster tragically lost his battle with motor neurone disease in 2008 at the early age of fifty-one. Full of anecdotes humour & poignancy Memory Man tells all these things & more. This is a frank open & honest book by one of Ireland's most beloved national treasures. ...

' And it came to pass in those days as it had come before & would come again that the Dark lay heavy on the land & weighed down the hearts of men & the green things failed & hope died.'
- Charal Drianaan te Calamon The Cycle of the Dragon. In the Field of Merrilor the rulers of the nations gather to join behind Rand al' Thor or to stop him from his plan to break the seals on the Dark One's prison
- which may be a sign of his madness or the last hope of humankind. Egwene the Amyrlin Seat leans toward the former. In Andor the Trollocs seize Caemlyn. In the wolf dream Perrin Aybara battles Slayer. Approaching Ebou Dar Mat Cauthon plans to visit his wife Tuon now Fortuona Empress of the Seanchan. All humanity is in peril
- & the outcome will be decided in Shayol Ghul itself. The Wheel is turning & the Age is coming to its end. The Last Battle will determine the fate of the world... For twenty years The Wheel of Time has enthralled more than forty million readers in over thirty-two languages. A Memory of Light brings this majestic fantasy creation to its richly satisfying conclusion. Working from notes & partials left by Robert Jordan when he died in 2007 & consulting with Jordan's widow who edited all of Jordan's books established fantasy writer Brandon Sanderson has recreated the vision Jordan left behind.


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The extraordinary story of the richest & most violent gangster in history-his youth his bid for political power his domination of the worlds cocaine trade his campaign against the Colombian state during which thousands died his imprisonment in a luxurious private jail his escape & his eventual capture & shooting-is told in hundreds of photographs gathered by photographer James Mollison in Colombia. Exhaustively researched this visual biography

Includes:: photographs from Escobar family albums pictures by Escobars bodyguards pictures from police files (both shot by the police & taken in raids of Escobars premises) & snapshots by the Federal Drug Administration officer who helped hunt Escobar down. The book contains illuminating interviews with family members other gangsters Colombian police & judges & survivors of Escobars killing sprees. The text is supplemented by contemporary photographs by Mollison of Escobars fleet of planes his private zoo arms caches captured by the police & even Escobars prison jukebox. It is both a compelling picture story & a landmark in visual journalism. This is the original follow-up to James Mollisons James & Other Apes (Chris Boot 2004). Born of British origin in Kenya Mollison now lives in Venice. He works as an advertising & editorial photographer & his work has been widely published throughout the world including in Colors The New York Times the Guardian & Le Monde

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A pack of wipe-clean cards bursting with puzzles & games to put the whole familys memory skills to the test. Testing both visual & written recall children can play these on their own or challenge a friend or adult!

Includes:: a special pen to write on the cards. WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard. Ink from pen may not be
Washable.




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Sam Ryan has no memory of her past. All she has is a crayon drawing of a woman with the word Mummy scrawled underneath. For the ten years Sams been with the State Police shes used their resources to search for any clues to her identity. But its as if all mention of her family has been deliberately wiped off the system & no one knows why. Everything changes the night her missing partner Jack attempts to kill her. Charged with his murder Sam finds herself accepting help from Gabriel Stern
- a shapeshifter with secrets of his own. As Sam delves into her partners death she discovers that not only is he very much alive but hes involved with an organisation that plans to destroy the human race. Worse someone knows the truth about Sams past & it appears that theyd rather see her dead than have her uncover it.
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Why do we remember events from our childhood as if they happened yesterday but not what we did last week? Why does our memory seem to work well sometimes & not others? What happens when it goes wrong? Can memory be enhanced or manipulated by psychological techniques or even 'brain implants'? How does memory grow & change as we age? & what of so-called 'recovered' memories? This book brings together the latest research in neuroscience & psychology & weaves in case-studies anecdotes & even literature & philosophy to address these & many other important questions about the science of memory
- how it works & why we can't live without it. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press contains hundreds of titles in almost every subject area. These pocket-sized books are the perfect way to get ahead in a new subject quickly. Our expert authors combine facts analysis perspective new ideas & enthusiasm to make interesting & challenging topics highly readable.
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Thanks to the unending lure of the steam engine reincarnated in the 21st century on the numerous preserved lines there is a hunger to learn exactly what it was like to work upon & maintain these monsters during their time of public service. Whilst numerous books appear on the drivers & firemen there are precious few on the maintenance & so this new title will surely fill a gap. Former Exmouth junction steam & diesel fitter Bob Trevelyan recounts his tales of working under the conditions of the 1960s together with the often larger than life characters he worked with. A fascinating account 'warts & all' about what it was like to be with the men the machines & the maintenance thereof. ...