Discover the epic tale of “King Of Kings,” a captivating novel by renowned authors Wilbur Smith and Imogen Robertson. Set against the backdrop of Abyssinia, this gripping narrative follows the adventures of Penrod Ballantyne and Amber Benbrook as they seek their fortunes in a land rich with history and intrigue. First published in Great Britain…
A gripping psychological thriller from bestselling author Lisa Gardner, Right Behind You follows a tense investigation into long-buried secrets, violent crimes, and the enduring bonds of family. Filled with suspense, compelling characters, and unexpected twists, this novel is perfect for fans of crime fiction and psychological thrillers.
Absolute Friends by John le Carré is a powerful espionage novel exploring friendship, loyalty, politics, and betrayal. This hardback edition is in good used condition and offers readers a gripping, intelligent story from one of the world’s most respected spy fiction authors.
Discover the worldwide bestselling thriller The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. This paperback edition, in good used condition, delivers a gripping mystery filled with hidden symbols, historical secrets, puzzles, and suspense. A must-read for fans of fast-paced thrillers and intelligent mysteries.
A light humorous illustrated book combining short written pieces by John Lucas with cartoons by John Jensen. The content is typically satirical and observational, focusing on everyday life and social humour, with the cartoons carrying much of the comic impact rather than a continuous narrative.
Up the Garden Path: Thelwell’s Guide to Gardening is a humorous illustrated gardening book made up of Norman Thelwell’s cartoons, satirising the everyday struggles of amateur gardeners.
It presents gardening tasks and mishaps—such as mowing problems, weeds, weather, and general chaos—in a light comic style, with exaggerated characters and visual jokes. The book is more about humour and observation than instruction, making fun of the frustrations and small disasters of maintaining a garden.
Bath Tangle: Book by Georgette Heyer is a Regency romance novel set in early 19th-century England.
The story follows Lady Serena Carlow, who becomes entangled in social expectations, family pressures, and romantic complications after a sudden change in her fiancé’s circumstances. Like many of Georgette Heyer’s novels, it blends witty dialogue, detailed period setting, and a focus on manners, inheritance, and courtship in high society.
Skinny Legs and All is a 1990 postmodern novel by Tom Robbins. It follows multiple loosely connected characters—an artist, a welder, a waitress, and symbolic “talking objects”—whose stories explore themes of art, religion, politics, illusion, and human perception.
The novel is known for its surreal humour, philosophical digressions, and satirical take on modern society, often blending mythic imagery with contemporary settings (including a Middle Eastern restaurant near the United Nations).
Over 40’s Jokes Book: Pocketbook with Cartoons by Bill Stott is a small illustrated humour book featuring short jokes, witty quotations, and light cartoons aimed at readers aged over 40.
It focuses on everyday middle-age humour—forgetfulness, ageing, work, and family life—presented in a light, easy-to-read pocket format with simple cartoon illustrations. It is typically sold as a gift-style novelty book rather than a long narrative or essay collection.
The Scarecrow is a crime thriller featuring journalist Jack McEvoy, who is targeted after investigating a complex murder case involving a young suspect and possible media manipulation. As McEvoy teams up with an FBI analyst to uncover the truth, the investigation reveals a wider network of cybercrime and deadly deception. The novel combines investigative journalism with fast-paced suspense and technological intrigue.