Gerald Sanctuary

633 Squadron's dangerous war-time mission in Norway.

In the Autumn of 1943 the celebrated 633 Squadron of the RAF is called in to launch Operation Crucible. Their role is to give ground support to American troops attempting a Dieppe-style landing against overwhelming firepower.

The story of an RAF crew's plan to bomb an important target in Bavaria in World War 2.

Rosslyn has a mission to destroy a syndicate engaged in crimes against children, including pornography. X rated, explicit sexual content.

The gentle and sharply-observed diary of the young James Lees-Milne who, invalided out of the Army before the end of the Second World War, joins the tiny staff of the National Trust, visiting stately homes to discover whether they are suitable for acquisition by the Trust.

Sad, funny and bittersweet memoir of growing up in New York in the 30s and Ireland in the 40s.

A series of strange events are all related to stories by Victorian novelist Ranulph Raven. But why were Raven's mysterious descendents so keen for Inspector Appleby to spend a night at their house?

The Donovans are a typical American family. Suddenly they find themselves at the top of the FBI's most wanted list, accused of crimes which occurred 14 years earlier.

After the murder of his second wife, Hugh Franklin is the chief suspect in the eyes of Superintendent Markby. He soon realises however that the truth is far more complex than he ever envisaged.  Book 12 of series.

When a TV reporter is murdered by a single shot, Michael Weston wants to know why she was killed. But Michael is not a policeman, he is the killer and he needs answers. Was the job a set-up and how were the police on his tail so quickly? As he searches for the man who paid him he realises that his own life might be at risk.  Book 2 of series.

The first two books that were the first form of myths and legends which led to the writing of Tolkien's epic tale of war that came to be called the Silmarillion.

The exploits and capture of "The White Rabbit", the code name of one of World War 2's greatest secret agents.

Sergeant Andy McNab recounts the story of the top secret mission that would reveal the secrets of the SAS to the world for the first time.

When eight members of the elite SAS regiment embark on a highly covert operation, they are each laden with 15 stones of equipment, needing to tab 20km across the desert to reach their objective. But within days, their location is compromised. They engage in a fierce battle. They escape on foot to the Syrian border. Three men die. One escapes.

But four men are captured. For them, the worst is yet to come. Delivered to Baghdad, they are tortured with a savagery for which not even their intensive SAS training has prepared them...

The Brethren are three judges serving time in a minimum security prison. They devise a mail scam, but when it goes wrong and ensnares the wrong victim their quiet days are over!

Sam Packer is diverted from a hunt for drugs traffickers and ordered to stop Peregrine Harrison, a PoW in the second world war, who is threatening to kill his former captor an abuser, Tetsuo Kamata, now a wealthy Japanese business man. To save Kamata, Packer finds himself face to face with the drugs lords he was investigating!

Continuing his witty accounts of life amongst the upper classes, this volume of the diaries opens with an account of Lees-Milne’s visit to Charlecote Park on behalf of the National Trust.

Only one man was twice awarded the Victoria Cross in World War I - Captain Noel Godfrey Chavasse, who served in the Royal Army Medical Corps. This is a study of a man who, while typical in so many ways of the Victorian/Edwardian middle class from whence he came, stands out for his simple courage and devotion to duty.

Stepan long believes that his only child is dead. When he discovers that she is alive he wants to take her home, even though she has severe mental and physical problems, as he believes she is a gift from God.

A young girl's body is discovered and soon other deaths follow. The police then start to receive messages from the mysterious Paper Man. As unease spreads through the Docklands, John Coffin leads a tough and painful investigation.

A photograph taken at a Hollywood funeral leads Joseph Creed into a series of horrific events. Explicit sex and strong language.

617 Squadron was formed in 1943 to carry out one specific task, to destroy the Moehne and Eder Dams. In fact they carried out many more tasks and became one of the British Forces' most effective units.

Who wanted Jason Fox dead? Chief Inspector Banks is puzzled about the death of an ordinary teenager. The discovery that Jason belonged to the Albion League, a white power organization, opens up new lines of enquiry.  Book 9 of series.

In 1760 an audience awaits the arrival of the new Queen for a royal ceremony when suddenly a man tumbles to his death; the only witness - a blind man. So apothecary John Rawlings, who is accompanying a friend, finds himself drawn into a very puzzling mystery.

When Thaddeus is unexpectedly widowed, he is haunted by their last afternoon together. He is also left with a baby daughter for whom he must find a nanny. Thus the unsuitable Pettie comes into his life.

When members of the Caminade family keep dying in suspicious circumstances, a newly arrived resident in the Dordogne village is convinced that there is a murderer about. But who is it and who will be the next victim?

The search is on for Vikki, the beautiful adopted daughter of a Romanian dissident, who has escaped to reclaim her birthright in the Himalayan mountains.

Captain Jack Aubrey and his surgeon and friend, Stephen Maturin, sail to Australia with a hold full of convicts to rescue Governor Bligh. Also on board is a beautiful and dangerous spy and a treacherous disease which decimates the crew.  Book 5 of series.

After the death of his best informer, gentleman spy Henry Gresham suspects foul play. Meanwhile he is summoned back to Court and ordered to investigate the private life of Sir Francis Bacon. During this investigation and the one into his informer's death, Grisham stumbles upon an unbelievable Catholic plot!

in 1702 young Matthew Loftus vows to captain his ship by honest trade rather than piracy, but in the lawless Caribbean sea, with a crew eager for riches, he is soon put to the test.

Rachel Beckett has served twelve long years for the murder of her husband, though she has always denied it. Now free she wants revenge on the real murderer, her brother-in-law, Daniel Beckett.

Three children, highly gifted Eldred, talented trapeze artist Lulubelle and severely disabled Keith, meet on a TV show and form an immediate bond. Eldred later discovers a more sinister connection between them.

The life of Harry Vincent, a young title-writer in 1920s Hollywood, collides with the story of a young drifter known as the Englishman's boy, who in 1873 joins a group of wolf hunters in the search for a ring of horse thieves, as Harry prepares to work on a movie being made about him some fifty years later.

Henry Kent is almost without means. When Daisy buys a cottage near his dank houseboat he decides to use his charm on her, but he arouses the suspicions of Daisy's daughter.

During World War Two, the Air Ministry formed a secret department to defeat German bombing by deception. This is the first detailed study of the decoy airfields, towns and military bases built throughout the UK.

Major Mike Martin, an SAS man who can pass as an Arab, is sent into Kuwait to help the resistance and assess Iraqi strength. He is parachuted into the mountains on the most dangerous mission he has ever undertaken: to find and destroy Qubth-ut-Allah, the Fist of God.

It is over 500 years since Duke Claudio the Falcon lived his brutal life in Ruffano. But have things really changed? Do murder and outrages mean the flight of a new Falcon?