A court of betrayalThe Welsh Marches, 1301. Strong willed heiress Johane de Geneville is married to Richard Mortimer, Earl of March, at just fifteen years old. Soon Johane finds herself swept up in a world of treacherous court politics and dangerous secrets as her husband deposes Edward II and rules England alongside Queen Isabella. Yet when Richard is accused of treason, she is robbed of her freedom and must survive catastrophic events in her fight for justice with her

with one notable exception

and slow-cooking or theatre pieces shared with friends for weekends and holidays

it's a way for thought to move

'Walking Home' is a celebration of Britain and a revealing memoir as Clare Balding recalls her charming adventures and experiences with the landscape

sixteen-year-old Sally is plunged into a terrifying mystery in the dark heart of Victorian London

from minibeasts in the garden and pond dipping all the way through to beach Olympics and sea swimming (via rainy days

much like nature

right up to the current day

Looking Good Dead is the second book by number one bestselling crime and thriller writer Peter James

The first volume in a pioneering account of Oliver Cromwell-providing a major new interpretation of one of the greatest figures in history

When his stepfather Polydektes casts him away on a voyage across the sea

moving or entertaining poem for each and every day of the year