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In einem entlegenen Forschungscamp auf Grönland werden zwei isländische Arbeiter vermisst. Die Anwältin Dora Gudmundsdottir muss der Sache auf den Grund gehen. Doch warum verhalten sich die Einheimischen so ungewöhnlich feindselig?Chilling Icelandic crime from the author of LAST RITUALS, MY SOUL TO TAKE and ASHES TO DUST.

Ein Vulkanausbruch, eine verschüttete Ortschaft in Island, Archäologen, drei Leichendas wäre Krimi genug. Doch Doras Jugendfreund, dem sie zu Hilfe eilte, um die Ausgrabung zu verhindern, ist verdächtig.Chilling Icelandic crime from the author of LAST RITUALS and MY SOUL TO TAKE

It's been a long journey for Maurice Micklewhite - born with rickets in London's poverty-stricken Elephant & Castle - to the bright lights of Hollywood. With a glittering career spanning more than five decades and starring roles which have earned him two Oscars, a knighthood, and an iconic place in the Hollywood pantheon, the man now known to us as Michael Caine looks back over it all. Funny, warm, honest, Caine brings us his insider's view of Hollywood (where there's neither holly nor woods). He recalls the films, the legendary stars, the off-screen moments with a gift for story-telling only equalled by David Niven. Hollywood has been his home and his playground. But England is where his heart lies. And where he blames the French for the abundance of snails in his garden. A plaque now celebrates him at the Elephant in London. His handprint is one of only 200 since 1927 to decorate the hallowed pavement outside that mecca of Hollywood stars, Grauman's Chinese Theatre. A very British star, The Elephant to Hollywood is the remarkable full circle of Michael Caine's life.

A new case dredges up unpleasant memories for inspector Anna Cameron when she discovers that a murder she's investigating is linked to her past, at the same time Glasgow is the target of a terrorist threat and suffers from civil discontent. The gripping new crime novel from a former police officer with stiletto-sharp prose Bernie gripped her tighter, blunt nails digging crescents through her flesh.'Please,' Mary wept. 'You’re hurting me.'Bernie's voice took on the clarity of silver knives. No muddled diction, no slurred slang. 'You saw no one because there was no. One. There. And if you ever say that there was, I will kill you, Mary. Do you understand me? I will kill you.' Chief Inspector Anna Cameron is a woman with everything to lose. Her life is finally back on track, but the mistakes she made in the past are about to come back to haunt her. When a body is discovered in a Glasgow canal, the death proves to have an unexpected link to something Anna wants desperately to forget. As Glasgow pulses with the threat of terrorist attack and growing civil discontent, she realizes everything she holds dear is under threat. Autorid: Karen Campbell

The renowned psychic, bestselling author and presenter of Living TV's Psychic Detective and Psychic School taps into the zeitgeist and shows us how the power of angels and spirit guides can turn our lives around. Many of us share a belief that death is not the end and that the spirits of those we have loved and lost live on. After a lifetime of spiritual experiences, Tony has learned how to communicate with advanced souls known as angels and spirit guides, who wish to impart their knowledge and love to us all. Our angelic friends and guides hope that each of us will reach out and embrace them and begin our journey towards spiritual fulfilment. In this profoundly comforting and fascinating book, Tony Stockwell, a renowned psychic medium, shares his many stories of personal encounters with angelic and spirit beings. With tales ranging from the battlefields of the Second World War to modern-day accounts of reconnecting with the spirits of people who have passed away, Tony brings his unique insight into the way our angel and spirit guides can help and inspire us throughout our lives, bringing us joy and peace; a message that the world needs to hear. Autorid: Tony Stockwell

'It is impossible to exaggerate the power of this short, unbearably poignant novel.' Mail on Sunday 'A bold and elegant novel' Helen Dunmore, Guardian 'A haunting story, beautifully told' Viv Groskop, Observer An extraordinary story of love and endurance during the Siege of Leningrad lies at the heart of a magnificent novel about Russia past and present, and the human condition. One night in St Petersburg, two men meet, both adrift in the brash new Russia: Shutov, a writer visiting after years of exile in Paris, and Volsky, an elderly survivor of the Siege of Leningrad and Stalin's purges. His life story - one of extreme suffering, courage and an extraordinary love - he considers unremarkable. To Shutov it is a revelation, the tale of an unsung hero that puts everything into perspective and suggests where true happiness lies. Autorid: Andreï Makine, Geoffrey Strachan, Andrei Makine