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Byzantium - A Novel

Harald Sigurdsson, brother of the defeated King of Norway, travels to Byzantium and serves in the Emperor's viking Varangian Guard.
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The Story of Emma

The Story of Emma has sold more copies than almost any other book we have ever published. Some years ago a bundle papers arrived at our offices which were the diaries of a lady named Emma Stewart. We were unable to contact her and eventually I handed them across to Sean to organise and 'fictionalise'. The result is a searing account of a successful young woman's descent into the world of BDSM. At first it is a journey of sensual discovery but then some malicious ghosts from her past pursue her and she finds that she is terribly vulnerable for the first time in her life. Some time after we published, Emma herself surfaced and this edition does contain some bonus pages she has now contributed. A remarkable book in all respects.
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Moonlight on Monterey Bay

In this stirring and sparkling romance by Sally Goldenbaum, a wealthy divorcé and his interior decorator meet for business--which quickly turns to pleasure. Sam Eastland longs for an oasis. After a messy and very public divorce, the Silicon Valley millionaire just wants a seaside house on California's Monterey Bay where he can escape his high-pressure world. But the new interior decorator is an unwanted distraction--and a tantalizingly lovely one, at that. Madeline Ames talks about reading the home's energies and other nonsense, but Sam is paying more attention to her lithe body and eclectic beauty. Yet when he tries to make his interests clear, Maddie rebuffs him--and Sam realizes, for the first time in a long time, that he actually cares. For Maddie Ames, the Eastland house job is essential. She aims to make a soothing interior for a man who seems highly in need of some relaxation. But after just one encounter with the astonishingly handsome...
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Sherlock Holmes In America

Sherlock Holmes makes his American debut in this extraordinary new collection of never-before-published crime stories by bestselling mystery writers. The world's greatest fictional detective and his famous sidekick Dr. Watson are on their first trip across the Atlantic as they solve crimes all over nineteenth-century America—from the bustling neighborhoods of New York, Boston, and D.C. to fog-shrouded San Francisco. The world's best-loved British sleuth faces some of the most cunning criminals America has to offer and meets some of America's most famous figures along the way.This exciting new anthology features over a dozen original short stories by award-winning and prominent writers, each in the extraordinary tradition of Conan Doyle, and each with a unique American twist. Featuring new stories by:Edgar Award-winner Daniel StashowerEdgar Award-winner Jon L. BreenShamus Award-winner Loren EstlemanDerringer Award-winner Steve HockensmithAnthony...
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Fat Girls and Fairy Cakes

Can you really make a living from indulging in your dreams? TV Producer Stella Weston is over worked, overweight and under fire. Having battled uphill for years to balance her career with her family life, she is repaid by being put out to pasture on a religious gardening programme – complete with a nervous vicar, his nymphomaniac wife, and 22 stone Britney wannabe gardener, Gerald. In the past, comfort has always been found at the bottom of her mixing bowl, but when even the most delicious lemon sponge with zesty frosting cannot save the day, Stella decides enough is enough. However, finding the courage to quit is sometimes the easy part. Can you really turn a passion into a profession? Does more time at home actually give you a happier family life? Are men truly from Mars or another universe altogether? Stella has to roll up her sleeves and find out – when the going gets tough, the tough get baking....About the AuthorSue Watson was born in Manchester and moved to London to work as a journalist on tabloid newspapers and women's magazines. She then moved into television, and became a producer with the BBC, working on garden makeovers, kitchen programmes and daytime talk shows. Sue now writes novels in Worcestershire, where she lives with husband Nick, daughter Eve, two cats and a rather glamorous goldfish.
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