Bernard Sutton

Lady Sharrow was once the fearless leader of a combat team in one of the sporadic little commercial wars in the vicinity of the planet Golter. Now she is hunted by the Huhsz - a religious cult hellbent on assassinating her - and her only hope of escape is to ­find the last of the apocalyptically powerful Lazy Guns before the Huhsz track her down.

Her journey through the exotic Golterian system is a destructive and savage odyssey into her past, and that of her family and of the system itself.

Survivors of a nuclear conflict are forced to live below the streets but here they find the rats, demonic offspring of their irradiated forbears. They know that, in his weakened state, man has become their prey. X rated, contains graphic violence.

Sequel to 'Rama II' (3073). Rama II is on its way out of the Solar system with three humans aboard. Ahead of them may lie the truth about Rama.

Titus Groan is seven and heir to the crumbling castle, but evil is now spreading through Gormenghast. Book 2 of trilogy, sequel to 'Titus Groan' (4727).

Dr Louis Creed and his wife Rachel have settled in rural Maine with their children, believing it to be a better place than smog-covered Chicago. It is only when they discover the pet burial ground located in the backwoods that they realise the place has a power to strike dread into the lives of those who discover its secrets. X rated, contains graphic violence and offensive language.

After a terrible air crash killing over 300 people, one man could not rest. Keller walked from the flames of the wreck seeking the answer to his own survival. His quest forced the town to confront the shocking truth about what lay buried in the old graveyard. X rated, contains offensive language.

Titus, heir to Lord Sepulchrave, has just been born: he stands to inherit the miles of rambling stone and mortar that stand for Gormenghast Castle. Inside, all events are predetermined by a complex ritual, lost in history, understood only by Sourdust, Lord of the Library.

Titus passes from childhood and slowly realises that he has his own need for independence. Book 3 of trilogy, sequel to 'Gormenghast' (4943).

Frank lives with his father outside a remote Scottish village. His elder brother Eric is in a psychiatric hospital and his father is, to say the least, eccentric. To cope with his frustrations Frank turns to acts of violence. When Eric escapes from the hospital Frank and his father have to prepare for his return home, an event which changes Frank forever. Contains some offensive language.