Meet Rufus the new Demon of Vengeance. Having some very big shoes to fill and alot of proving to do . With no clear understanding of how revenge works. Rufus meets Rebecca, a brand new divorcee with a serious grudge against her ex- husband. With a short time on their hands. Rebecca and Rufus must achieve vengeance on a number of enemies in Rebecca’s life. In order to secure Rufus’s new position. Be warned Rufus isn’t who he thinks he is.

“Why did Bally tell Vinod that he could book Bally Sagoo for his club, Why did Vinod believe him, Why is Bally hiding in the under stairs cupboard with a girl young enough to be his daughter whilst I’m facing some spittle flecked vaguely psychopathic goon. OK so the last question is superfluous, But one more thing.... who is Desi Dave?” Bally Sagoo wid a u is a comedy of mistaken identity, missed opportunity and misunderstandings. Set amidst a grey post industrial landscape tattooed with c...

The heroic Indian Water buffalo.. Bahadur (or Billy as he is known) is slumped in his chair, drugged and rendered unconscious by the evil Cecil, a despotic Squirrel, whilst Billy’s wife, Esha, a high born Indian Elephant struggles to formulate a plan to escape. As she does this she recalls the story of how she came to be such a famous and feted Heroine, as well as an elephant that walks on two legs and speaks the language of humans. A fast paced, funny and thrilling book enjoyable for pare...

Alice Rice—"a strong female detective on the Scottish crime scene"—must stem the tide of murder in a new thriller from the author of The Road to Hell ( The Bookbag).A young disabled girl is lost on a winter's night in Leith, unable to help herself or find her way home. Someone is combing the streets, frantically searching for her. Within hours of her disappearance, a body is washed up on Beamer Rock, a tiny island in the River Forth being used as ...

Digital download exclusive short story: a wonderfully warm comedy of mistaken identity from the incomparable Fiona Walker, ahead of her new novel The Love Letter.Allegra North's second thoughts about splitting with childhood sweetheart Francis need a first-class stamp. But with her unfinished letter to him still in her handbag, she can't find the right words to express her regrets. Invited to a big movie premiere through her work, she resolves to put all thoughts of her ex...

Life behind Bars: Confessions of a Pub Landlady is an exhilarating account of life in the licensed trade. This hilariously funny collection of tales will have your sides splitting as Kate and Linda recount some of their most memorable experiences as pub landladies. Anyone who has lived in the Lothians in Scotland and drunk in the pubs that abound there will most likely recognise at least one, if not more, of the characters who feature in this book. For those of you living elsewhere you wil...

Is it possible to be a confident twenty-first century woman and submit to your lover?From Justine Elyot, the bestselling author of ‘On Demand’ and ‘Kinky’, ‘Confessions of a Kinky Wife’ is the perfect read for anyone who loves Sylvia Day’s Crossfire trilogy or ‘The Secret Diary of a Submissive’.It's difficult, as a modern woman, to admit that you want your lover to punish you. Not just a fun spanking in the bedroom – real punishment.Philippa knows what she wants. Sh...

Winner of the International IMPAC Dublin Literary AwardShortlisted for the Costa First Novel AwardWinner of the Authors' Club Best First Novel AwardThe once-great city of Bohane on the west coast of Ireland is on its knees, infested by vice and split along tribal lines. There are still some posh parts of town, but it is in the slums and backstreets of Smoketown, the tower blocks of the Northside Rises and the eerie ...

Helen Macdowell gets hit in the face with a hockey ball. That’s how it starts. Yes. The beginning of the end. All downhill from there. Helen’s beautiful. She’s got this light brown wavy flowy hair that curls back from her forehead. Her face is round, and her nose is soft and slightly ski-slopey. Her lips are browny pink, but shiny with lip gloss. And her eyes, Jesus, her eyes are crystal blue, really clear blue, no dirty bits in the blue. She’s beautiful and she’s going to be a...

‘Bridget Jones goes backpacking.’ - Holly Martin, author of ‘A Town Called Christmas’ seriesWelcome to ParadiseGeorgia has just been offered the opportunity of a lifetime! She’ll be starring in a TV adventure travel show that will put her and Ben’s business well and truly on the map.But Georgia’s not quite sure their relationship is ready to be put under the microscope – because even though they survived their first argument the discovery of a spark...

Emily Tempest, a feisty part-aboriginal woman, left home to get an education and has since traveled abroad. She returns to visit the Moonlight Downs “mob,” still uncertain if she belongs in the aboriginal world or that of the whitefellers. Within hours of her arrival, an old friend is murdered and mutilated. The police suspect a rogue aborigine, but Emily starts asking questions. Emily Tempest, a modern half-aboriginal sleuth, is a welcome successor to Arthur Upfield’s classic detective.

Book 2 in the fantastic four book series about taking risks and flying high, from the children's book legend Paul Jennings and brilliant cartoonist Andrew Weldon.'You're grounded, Ricky,' said Mum. 'Yes,' said Dad. 'In more ways than one.'Ricky is an ordinary boy, who can fly. He can really fly! But only when no one is looking. His dream is to one day be FAMOUS. But after accidentally opening the car window at the car wash, he's grounded. No movies...