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Book at Bedtime Crimson China 01.10 by Betsy Tobin 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 02.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 03.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 04.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 05.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 06.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 07.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 08.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 09.10 
Book at Bedtime Crimson China 10.10 
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Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 01.10 by Rebecca Hunt 
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 02.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 03.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 04.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 05.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 06.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 07.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 08.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 09.10  
Book at Bedtime Mr Chartwell 10.10  
******It's July, 1964. In bed at home in Kent, Winston Churchill is waking up. There's a visitor 
in the room, someone he hasn't seen for a while, a dark, mute bulk, watching him with tortured 
concentration. It's Mr Chartwell. In her terraced house in Battersea, Esther Hammerhans, young, 
vulnerable and alone, goes to answer the door to her new lodger.




Book at Bedtime Sister 01.10 by Rosamund Lupton 
Book at Bedtime Sister 02.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 03.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 04.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 05.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 06.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 07.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 08.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 09.10  
Book at Bedtime Sister 10.10  

******'My sister would never have killed herself.'When Beatrice hears that her little sister, Tess, is missing, 
she returns home to London on the first flight available. But Bee is unprepared for the terrifying truths 
she must face about her younger sibling when Tess's broken body is discovered in the snow.The police, 
Bee's friends, her fiancé and even her mother accept the fact that Tess committed suicide. But nobody 
knows a sister like a sister, and Bee is convinced that something more sinister is responsible for Tess's 
untimely death. So she embarks on a dangerous journey to discover the truth, no matter the cost.




Book at Bedtime The Lifted Veil 1.5 by George Eliot
Book at Bedtime The Lifted Veil 2.5 
Book at Bedtime The Lifted Veil 3.5 
Book at Bedtime The Lifted Veil 4.5 
Book at Bedtime The Lifted Veil 5.5 
******The narrator, Latimer (no first name is given), is gifted or cursed with an otherworldly ability 
to see into the future and the thoughts of other people. Tragically, Latimer is revolted by much 
of what he discerns about others' motivations. His unwanted "gift" seems to stem from a severe 
childhood illness he suffered while attending school in Geneva. It is, however, possible to read 
the text where Latimer does not have a sixth-sense but a mental illness in which he believes he 
sees the future or the internal motivations of others. Latimer is otherwise an un-reliable narrator 
because although he is convinced of his power, none of his predictions ever really do come true 
the way he had envisioned them.




Book of the Week Autobiography of Mark Twain 1.5
Book of the Week Autobiography of Mark Twain 2.5
Book of the Week Autobiography of Mark Twain 3.5
Book of the Week Autobiography of Mark Twain 4.5
Book of the Week Autobiography of Mark Twain 5.5
******"Mark Twain's autobiography is a classic of American letters, to be ranked with the 
autobiographies of Benjamin Franklin and Henry Adams.... It has the marks of greatness 
in it--style, scope, imagination, laughter, tragedy."--




Book of the Week Letters to Monica 1.5 by Philip Larkin  
Book of the Week Letters to Monica 2.5 
Book of the Week Letters to Monica 3.5 
Book of the Week Letters to Monica 4.5 
Book of the Week Letters to Monica 5.5 
****** Philip Larkin met Monica Jones at University College Leicester in autumn 1946, 
when they were both twenty-four; he was the newly-appointed assistant librarian and 
she was an English lecturer. In 1950 Larkin moved to Belfast, and thence to Hull, while 
Monica remained in Leicester, becoming by turns his correspondent, lover and closest 
confidante, in a relationship which lasted over forty years until the poet’s death in 1985. 
This remarkable unpublished correspondence only came to light after Monica Jones’s death 
in 2001, and consists of nearly two thousand letters, postcards and telegrams, which chronicle – 
day by day, sometimes hour by hour – every aspect of Larkin’s life and the convolutions 
of their relationship.




Book of the Week The Fry Chronicles 1.5
Book of the Week The Fry Chronicles 2.5
Book of the Week The Fry Chronicles 3.5
Book of the Week The Fry Chronicles 4.5
Book of the Week The Fry Chronicles 5.5
******Thirteen years ago, Moab is my Washpot, Stephen Fry’s autobiography of his 
early years, was published to rave reviews and was a huge bestseller. In those 
thirteen years since, Stephen Fry has moved into a completely new stratosphere, 
both as a public figure, and a private man. Now he is not just a multi-award-winning 
comedian and actor, but also an author, director and presenter. In January 2010, 
he was awarded the Special Recognition Award at the National Television Awards. 
Much loved by the public and his peers, Stephen Fry is one of the most influential 
cultural forces in the country. This dazzling memoir promises to be a courageously 
frank, honest and poignant read. It will detail some of the most turbulent and least well known 
years of his life with writing that will excite you, make you laugh uproariously, move you, inform you and, 
above all, surprise you. 




Daphne du Maurier - The Blue Lenses - 1 of 2 
Daphne du Maurier - The Blue Lenses - 2 of 2 
******The terrifying post-operative nightmare of a woman who 'sees' anew...




Metamorphosis 1.4 by Franz Kafka 
Metamorphosis 2.4 
Metamorphosis 3.4 
Metamorphosis 4.4 
******A novel about a man who finds himself transformed into a huge insect, 
and the effects of this change upon his life. 




Para Handy Tales 1 of 2 
Para Handy Tales 2 of 2 
****** Para Handy has been sailing his way into the affections of generations of Scots since 
he first weighed anchor in the pages of the Glasgow Evening News nearly a hundred years 
ago. The Master Mariner and his crew - Dougie the Mate, Macphail the Engineer, Sunny Jim 
and The Tar - all play their part in evoking the irresistible atmosphere of a bygone age when 
puffers sailed between West Highland ports and the great city of Glasgow. This definitive 
edition contains all three collections published in the author's lifetime, as well as a new 
story never previously published. Extensive notes accompany each story, providing fascinating 
insights into colloquialisms, place-names and historical events. This volume also includes a 
wealth of contemporary photographs, depicting the harbours, steamers and puffers from the 
age of the Vital Spark. This edition includes one further story, which was discovered in 2001.





Resnick - Wasted Years - 1 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 2 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 3 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 4 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 5 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 6 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 7 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 8 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 9 of 10 
Resnick - Wasted Years - 10 of 10
******A series of brutal robberies takes Detective Inspector Charlie Resnick back ten years. 
To a time when a rash of very similar incidents left him face to face with a frenzied sociopath 
who nearly brought his life to a premature end... and to a time when his wife ran off with her 
lover, putting paid to their marriage and leaving him with a psychic wound that still hasn't 
healed. Now with the look-alike robberies escalating in violence, Resnick fights to track the 
men down before they kill, just as he fights to stem the poignant memories that threaten 
to overwhelm him. 




Sick Heart River 01.10 by John Buchan  
Sick Heart River 02 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 03 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 04 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 05 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 06 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 07 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 08 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 09 Of 10  
Sick Heart River 10 Of 10  
******Sir Edward Leithen travels deep into the Canadian Arctic to investigate the mysterious 
disappearance of a man. Leithen confronts his fears during this dangerous mission as he draws 
closer to the deadly secret of the Sick Heart River.




The Devil in Amber 1.5 by Mark Gatiss  
The Devil in Amber 2.5  
The Devil in Amber 3.5  
The Devil in Amber 4.5  
The Devil in Amber 5.5  
******Lucifer Box - the gorgeous butterfly of King Bertie's reign, portraitist, dandy and terribly 
good secret agent - is feeling his age. Assigned to observe the activities of fascist leader 
Olympus Mons and his fanatical Amber Shirts in a snow-bound 1920s New York, Box finds 
himself framed for a vicious murder. Using all his native cunning, Box escapes aboard a 
vessel bound for England armed only with a Broadway midget's suitcase and a string of 
unanswered questions. What lies hidden in the bleak Norfolk convent of St Bede? What is 
'the lamb' that Olympus Mons searches for in his bid for world domination? And what has all 
this to do with a medieval prayer intended to summon the Devil himself? From the glittering 
sophistication of Art Deco Manhattan to the eerie Norfolk coast and the snow-capped peaks 
of Switzerland The Devil in Amber takes us on a thrilling ride that pits Lucifer Box against the most 
lethal adversary of his career : the Prince of Darkness himself. 




The Ingoldsby Legends 01 The Lady Rohesia 
The Ingoldsby Legends 02 The Leech of Folkestone Part 1  
The Ingoldsby Legends 03 The Leech of Folkestone Part 2  
The Ingoldsby Legends 04 Bloudie Jacke of Shrewsberrie
The Ingoldsby Legends 05 Jerry Jarvis' Wig
The Ingoldsby Legends 06 The Spectre of Tappington Part 1
The Ingoldsby Legends 07 The Spectre of Tappington Part 2
The Ingoldsby Legends 08 Nell Cook  
The Ingoldsby Legends 09 A Singular Passage Part 1 
The Ingoldsby Legends 10 A Singular Passage Part 2 
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