Margaret Maron's Judge Deborah Knott mysteries set in rural North Carolina are cherished by discerning readers who value authentic characters and intriguing plots. As housing sprawl creeps across the land, farmers are feeling the pinch. County commissioners have been making lucrative land deals in secret, and now murder brings Deborah and Sheriff Bryant into the middle of a major dispute.

Discover this heartbreaking novel based on the powerful true story of the children of Lingfield House. An astonishing account of healing in the face of unimaginable horror.In 1945, twenty-five child survivors of the Holocaust, between the ages of four and fifteen, were welcomed to Sir Benjamin Drage's large country villa, Lingfield House. There they would receive the care of psychoanalyst, Anna Freud, daughter of the great Sigmund, and Alice Goldberger, her trusted...

From the author of Herc, a Waterstones Best Book of the Year. For fans of Greek mythology, Glorious Exploits and The Odyssey‘Particularly skilled in evoking the strangeness and contradictoriness of Greek myths’ Sunday Times‘A joyful exploration of one woman's quest for home, power, identity. A genuine pleasure to read!’ Clare North, author of Ithaca* * * * * * * *...

Over the last hundred years the history of capitalism hardly supports the idea of a dynamic equilibrium between democracy and capitalism. The unprecedented triumph of global capitalism and its stronger power of transformation are changing the nature of political community and its institutions, transforming the conditions of democratic politics and governance. The writings collected in this volume present leading statements of theories of democracy and capitalism in Italy starting from Vilf...

'I stayed up far too late reading this, I couldn't put it down . . . I didn't want it to end' - Vogue Williams'I loved The Bridge To Always. Marron has created a vibrant world, peopled with appealing characters caught, as we all are, in the net of their circumstances but struggling to be free. At the book's heart is a love story, but not the one I was expecting; something richer, sweeter and entirely compelling' - Emily Hourican, author of The Glorious Guinness Girls

Elsa Morante’s Politics of Writing is a collected volume of twenty-one essays written by Morante specialists and international scholars. Essays gather attention on four broad critical topics, namely the relationship Morante entertained with the arts, cinema, theatre, and the visual arts; new critical approaches to her four novels; treatment of body and sexual politics; and Morante’s prophetic voice as it emerges in both her literary works and her essayistic writings. Essays focus on Elsa M...

A hot young physical therapist plays a risky game with an Irish soccer player—and his best friend—in this transatlantic romance from award-winning author JN Welsh.Ayanna Crawford isn’t afraid to get physical; in fact, it’s her job. A world-renowned physical therapist who works too hard, Ayanna embarks on a trip to Ireland before an upcoming conference. Finally, a chance to play as hard as she works…and maybe find an Irish boo to keep her company.After a lon...

Nebula of Nine Suns: Book 5 Of The Solar Sea AdventuresThe stars realign.Explorers Cassian Rhys and Maya Thorne uncover a forgotten lattice at the heart of the Nine Suns—an ancient calibration system older than empires. As cosmic storms ripple outward, it becomes clear the Suns were never meant to rule… only to balance.And balance is failing.

Voh Tano Thum Te is a beautiful children's picture book edition of The Three Little Pigs, written in the Zo (Chin) language.Introduce your children to the classic story of The Three Little Pigs, beautifully translated into the Zo (Chin) language. Follow the three brother pigs as they build their houses of straw, sticks, and bricks, and see if they can outsmart the Big Bad Wolf! Filled with vibrant, full-color illustrations created entirely by talented artists in Myanmar, this book ...

This monograph examines the ways in which discourses on the public sector were articulated in the print media during the 2011 financial crisis in the Irish, UK and European news media. It finds that coverage of the public sector was ideological, portraying public sector workers as overpaid, inefficient, and sheltered from the worst of the crisis. These explanations perpetuated the view that there was a need for austerity through cutbacks to public services and public sector pay. The centra...

Solar Warlords: Book 2 Of The Solar Sea Adventures by Orion MarronThe Solar Sea is fracturing.As relic maps surface and ancient star‑roads flicker back to life, warlords rise to claim what the First Empire left behind. Draven Keller carves order from chaos with fleets built on loyalty, fear, and hard-earned trust—but every victory awakens something older watching from the dark.Power is changing hands.The Sea is remembering.And war is o...

Corporate crowdfunding: the natural evolution of a global revolutionIn a world where new trends appear by the second and the average attention span is at an all-time low, it can be hard to distinguish the revolutionary innovation from the mundane. But crowdfunding - originally an alternative means of finance for aspiring entrepreneurs - has transcended the world of finance and is fast reshaping many other aspects of our lives.No longer the sole purview of e...