When the body of high profile black lawyer Howard Elias is found inside one of the cars on Angels Flight, a funicular railway in downtown LA, there's not a detective in the city who'll touch the case.
Murdered on the eve of a lawsuit on behalf of Michael Harris, Elias' specialty was prosecuting cases of police brutality, corruption and racism. Like every other cop, Harry Bosch believed Harris guilty as accused of rape and murder of a twelve year old girl. Elias' civil action was supposed to expose the LAPD and reveal the real killer. Now it's all down to Bosch - and it means digging deep into a minefield of suspicion and hate buried in his own backyard.

The problem with being a bounty hunter is that it's all on the job training.And Stephanie Plum is still learning the ways to get yourself killed. Take the case of Maxine Norwicki......
When Maxine failed to turn up for her day in court, Stephanie was given the task of bringing her in. Simple. Except Maxine's boyfriend has now begun receiving mysterious coded notes from the runaway that hint at buried treasure....

Michael Crawford, one of Britain's best-loved and most internationally successful stars, tells his life story in his own inimitable style. By turns hilarious, revelatory and desperately sad, her is the autobiography of the man whose successes, such as 'Hello Dolly!', 'Some Mothers do 'Ave 'Em' and 'The Phantom of the Opera' have made him a national institution.

The ominous and melancholy ruins of an ancient abbey.... A silent, cowled spectre moving with awful majesty among the headstones..A persistent, rhythmic, spine-chilling sound...
Richard Storm is a producer of Hollywood horror films, inspired by the classic British ghost stories he has always loved. Now, with his life beginning to unravel, he has come to England on a desperate quest: to find evidence that the great old stories contain an element of truth, that the human spirit lives on after death, that in this all-too-material world there still may be a reason to believe.

Geoffrey Robertson QC attended Epping Boys High School and Sydney Universitybefore leaving for Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar in 1970. He is now rceognised as one of Britain's 'super silks' and as its pre-eminent civil rights advocate, having argued many landmark cases in the House of Lords, the Privy Council and the European Court of Human Rights. He is head on one of England's largest barristers' chambers and is a visiting professor at London University. For many years he devised and presented ABC television show 'Hypotheticals'

After a luminous blonde leaves, reboards, then leaves the double-decker bus Richard Jury is on, he follows her up to the gates of Fulham palace.....and goes no further. Days later, when he hears of the death in the Palace's walled garden, Jury will wonder if he could have averted it. But is the victim the same woman Jury saw?

The late Richard P Feynman won the 1965 Nobel Prize in physics for his many contributions to physics, especially for his work on quantum electrodynamics. 'This marvellous collection of talks, interviews and essays offers a memorable sample of the wit, brilliance and irreverance of the most celebrated physicist of our time. The more one reads of Feynman, the more one falls in love with his refreshingly enthusiastic view of the world.' Alan Guth

Snow is falling all over Dublin. It is half an hour to the start of the New Year. On the rooftop of 44 Seville Place, a ten year old boy clings to the steel pole of a television aerial. His father urges him to turn the aerial towards England. The boy reaches up and, in that moment, pictures from a foreign place beam into their home and change their lives forever.

This memoir goes behind the scenes into the fascinating world of Australia's first lady of theatre, film and television. From performing in radio soap operas in evening wear to dancing a wild tango in the famous Philip Street revues to subverting the 'old dear' stereotype in 'Mother and Son', Ruth Cracknell has led an acting life that embraces Australian theatre history since World War Two.

Two distinguished-looking Victorians, both learned and serious, yet from very different worlds: one a brilliant polymath, the other a madman and a murderer. Dr James Murray, erudite and pious, who broke free from an impoverished childhood to become a towering figure of British scholarship. Dr WC Minor, lascivious, charasmatic, a millionaire American Civil War Surgeon and homicidal lunatic. Confined to Broadmoor Asylum, he pursued his passion for words and become one of the Oxford English Dictionary's most valued contributors.