Bren had caught Alysia cheating and walked away certain of what he saw. Now a stranger's confession has him doubting everything: what if she never cheated at all?Chasing down the truth means leaving Freya behind for a dangerous road, an ex he still can't quite let go of, and a version of that night that doesn't add up no matter how he looks at it.Someone lied. Bren's determined to find out who- even if the answer might be closer to home than he wants to admit.

What do we owe the things that came before us?What do we preserve, what do we repair, what do we refuse, and what must we transform before it reaches another generation?The Custodian's Hand is a collection of poems about inheritance—not only the inheritance found in houses, money, names and possessions, but the quieter inheritance carried in memory, family patterns, unfinished dreams, labour, obligation and time.Across six movements—Inheritance, Memory, Debt, Wealth...

What remains after love has been tested, time has passed, inheritance has changed hands, justice has failed, and repair has finally begun?The Architecture of What Remains is a collection of poems about the structures beneath human life—the things we build, inherit, damage, remember, and leave behind.Moving through love, inheritance, mortality, justice, repair and time, Thabang Sir Moloto explores the architecture of ordinary existence: the relationship that must be maintain...

Jill, Jack, and little Bumps burst into the story like a storm, turning Sunday nursery life into mock battles, overturned furniture, and comic disorder that leaves even the family puppy in alarm. Beneath the laughter, however, lies a real question: how can anyone guide three wildly spirited children who seem to resist both discipline and restraint? Into this chaos come Miss Webb and, later, the new governess Miss Falkner, each offering a different answer to the problem of upbringing. Where...

Richard F. Burton's West African narrative combines exploration, diplomacy, and hard-eyed colonial observation, moving from the courts of Abeokuta to the volcanic heights of the Camaroons Mountains. In Abeokuta, he records a tense audience with the Alake and his chiefs, describing ritual display, political hierarchy, and the long palaver that ends in a treaty meant to suppress slave trading and human sacrifice, protect missionaries, and keep trade routes open. Burton's irony is unmistakabl...

In the shadowless city of Yangon, where corruption thrives and the system is designed to crush the weak, Min Kaung Min is a desperate man. Fired from his job, drowning in debt, and watching his mother slowly die from an illness he cannot afford to treat, he makes a Faustian bargain with a mysterious fixer named Soe Tun—a choice that will plunge him into a world of cybercrime, betrayal, and moral ruin.But when Min discovers that his actions have cost the life of an innocent child, h...

This study approaches Geoffrey Chaucer as a poet whose life and art must be reconstructed from fragments: documentary traces, hints within the poems, and careful comparison with the records of his age. It weighs disputed facts such as his birth date, likely placing it around 1340 to 1345, and shows how chronology shapes the reading of works like The Assembly of Fowls. From there, Chaucer emerges against the turbulent background of late fourteenth-century England—an age of plague, political...

Bren's addiction isn't slowing down; if anything, it's getting worse, and Freya's starting to wonder if she made a mistake ever showing him what his body could feel. Watching someone you love disappear into their own pleasure isn't a kind of guilt either of them knows how to carry.Something has to give. Whether that's Bren finding his way back to himself, or the two of them finding something worth building in its place, neither of them has an answer yet.

The major new memoir from Sir Alex Ferguson, filled with never-before-seen photographs and memorabilia from his private archives.Twenty-one games. One extraordinary life.Sir Alex Ferguson is widely regarded as the greatest football manager of all time. In this intimate and heartfelt memoir, he tells the unique stories of twenty-one defining matches in his career, revealing fresh insights into his incredible journey from working-class Glasgo...

‘Glorious’ KATHERINE RUNDELL‘Wondrous’ MICHAEL MORPUGOOne winter’s day, Chloe Dalton went for a countryside walk and discovered a newborn baby hare – no bigger than her hand – chased by a dog and separated from its mother.Worried for its safety, Chloe took the tiny hare home and learned how to feed and care for it . . . and an extraordinary friendship began.This is the fascinating true tale of how Chloe and the hare, with its...

From a Nottingham alleyway to a global empire, Threads is the story of a truly unique British fashion icon.‘I always say that you can find inspiration in everything. And if you can't, look again’ – Sir Paul SmithSir Paul’s journey has been anything but conventional: from leaving school at fifteen with a dream of being a professional racing cyclist to a life-altering accident that would change everything. After meeting the love of his life ...

This polemical political study takes direct aim at Gandhi, casting him as the chief obstacle to Indian Home Rule and a dangerous force in the nationalist movement. Drawing on speeches, reports, and documentary evidence, it warns that non-co-operation, emotional agitation, and alliances forged around the Punjab and Khilafat grievances are steering India away from constitutional progress and toward unrest. At its core is a clash between two visions of freedom: Gandhi's moral, ascetic Swaraj ...