A compelling First World War novel following a young woman who becomes an ambulance driver, facing the challenges of wartime life with courage and determination. A strong, character-driven story of resilience and independence.
A gripping thriller where past secrets refuse to stay buried, as a man is drawn back into a decades-old mystery linked to his missing sister. Fast-paced and full of twists, this is a compelling read from a bestselling author.
A classic children’s adventure continuing the story of Charlie Bucket, as he journeys through space in the Great Glass Elevator. Imaginative, fast-paced, and full of Roald Dahl’s trademark humour.
A key piece of UK legislation outlining the framework for land use and development control. An essential reference for those interested in planning law and policy.
A nostalgic and affectionate look at post-war London life, reflecting on a childhood shaped by pie and mash shops, prefabs, and a close-knit community. A warm and engaging memoir full of character and social history.
Real-life accounts from the SAS and elite forces, revealing the intensity and reality of special operations.
A powerful account of New Zealand troops in the brutal Battle of Monte Cassino during World War II.
A unique blend of fantasy and technology, following a young hacker drawn into a hidden world where myth and reality collide.
Paperback memoir by Alec Smith exploring themes of faith, identity and reconciliation. 128 pages in good used condition with some foxing due to age (see photos), but text remains clean and fully readable.
Hardback book by William Aitken with 96 pages in good used condition. Clean and fully readable throughout with light signs of age consistent with previous use.