Previously Loved
by
Diana Fleet
Candy Tate restores more than discarded objects: she rebuilds lives, loyalties and her own battered courage. When love, class, betrayal and local politics collide, Candy must decide whether second chances are worth the risk. Warm, funny and sharply observed, Previously Loved celebrates resilience, community, hope and renewal.
Albert Finney
by
Jeremy Leicester
Albert Finney refused the honours, the poses and the myths of stardom. From Salford bookmaker’s son to screen revolutionary, lover, gambler and five-time Oscar nominee, this revealing biography uncovers the talent, appetites and contradictions of a fiercely private actor who changed British cinema and lived by his own unruly code.
Legacy
by
David Conway
Summoned to Paris by her mysterious great-uncle, Julia is offered the biography that could make her name. Freddie Nightingale’s tale of love, empire and reinvention soon darkens into murder, myth and inheritance. As Julia uncovers the truth, she discovers that some legacies are not received, but absorbed.
Bad Choices
by
Jennifer Padstow
In 1960s London, diplomat’s daughter Kat Beaumont falls for Nick Hale, a charismatic bank robber whose world of clubs, heists and violence offers danger she cannot resist. As police close in and loyalties fracture, love becomes another fatal gamble. Bad Choices is a crime thriller about glamour, betrayal and consequence.
Downforce
by
Malcolm Turner
From the chaos of Abu Dhabi 2021, Downforce explores how Formula One became the world’s most seductive and unstable sport. Malcolm Turner traces its journey from lethal amateurism to global spectacle, revealing the power, money, engineering, politics and myth behind racing’s glamour—and why its flaws are inseparable from its appeal.
