Christopher Oxford

When Helen Barclay becomes the first female US president, one man takes very particular notice. He knows her dark secret, buried for over 20 years. President Barclay chooses Oslo for her first state visit, and Johanne Vik of the Norwegian police learns that there are those who would stop at nothing to destroy the leader of the free world.

In the early 1950s, seven- year-old Martin Booth moved to Hong Kong with his family. With little parental control, and blessed with blonde hair considered lucky in China, he was allowed access to those places normally closed to foreigners. Whilst his mother was keen to embrace all things Chinese, 'going native' enraged his bigoted father.

A fresh look at the remarkable character of Nelson; his friendships, both personal and political; his relationship with Sir William Hamilton; and his love affair with Hamilton’s wife.

Philip Mould is an international art dealer who has lived the high stakes game of art sleuthing for 20 years. Here, we encounter the fascinating dealers, experts, auctioneers and restorers who risk fortunes and reputations to turn overlooked artworks into coveted treasures.

Captain Daniel Rawson is a soldier, spy, linguist and ladies' man - a man on whom the Duke of Marlborough can always rely. In this first Daniel Rawson adventure the Confederate army treks across Europe to meet the French and their allies at the battle of Blenheim.