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The publishing of Breaking the Chain must surely rub salt into cycling's ugly wounds. The sport is still reeling from the explosion of controversy that was sparked by the arrest of Team Festina backroom staff member Willy Voet and his cargo of narcotics, on the Franco-Belgian border on July 8, 1998. The subsequent police investigation uncovered a drugs scandal that destroyed that year's Tour de France but Voet sensationally claims in Breaking The Chain, endemic cheating has been at the heart ... less info

The publishing of Breaking the Chain must surely rub salt into cycling's ugly wounds. The sport is still reeling from the explosion of controversy that was sparked by the arrest of Team Festina bac... more info

Pages: 168, Paperback, Insight Editions, Div of Palace Publishing Group, LP less info

Pages: 168, Paperback, Insight Editions, Div of Palace Publishing Group, LP

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--this is a novel of great invention and bountiful surprises. Taking place in a parallel world in the year Seventeen-Twelvety (approximately 1802) this almost historical adventure begins with 16-year-old Miss Artemesia Fitz-Willoughby Weatherhouse, or Art for short, coming to her senses in her select ... less info

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--t... more info

Calendar, Danilo Promotions Limited less info

Calendar, Danilo Promotions Limited

Rufus Harms is rotting in a Virginia military prison. As readers learn in the terse opening of The Simple Truth, he was convicted 25 years ago of the brutal killing of a young girl. Readers also learn that Rufus did not commit the crime; out of a haze of memories and with fragments of evidence, he has reconstructed the truth about the horrid event that ruined his life. He knows his discovery could cost him his life, so he breaks from prison after sending an appeal to the Supreme Court that de... less info

Rufus Harms is rotting in a Virginia military prison. As readers learn in the terse opening of The Simple Truth, he was convicted 25 years ago of the brutal killing of a young girl. Readers also le... more info

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--this is a novel of great invention and bountiful surprises. Taking place in a parallel world in the year Seventeen-Twelvety (approximately 1802) this almost historical adventure begins with 16-year-old Miss Artemesia Fitz-Willoughby Weatherhouse, or Art for short, coming to her senses in her select ... less info

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--t... more info

Harrison's fourth thriller follows on from the acclaim bestowed on Break and Enter, Bodies Electric and Manhattan Nocturne, and continues the vein of modern noir established in those books: a tough man vulnerable only to the charms of a tougher femme fatale, a world where the sex is lubricious, the violence shocking and visceral, and the lure of power and money ubiquitous.Afterburn follows the fatal intertwining of three lives: Charlie Ravich, a Vietnam vet turned multimillionaire businessman... less info

Harrison's fourth thriller follows on from the acclaim bestowed on Break and Enter, Bodies Electric and Manhattan Nocturne, and continues the vein of modern noir established in those books: a tough... more info

Into the Depths of God by Calvin Miller gives guidance to Christians who are not satisfied with superficial relationships with God. Miller is a pastor, poet, painter and theologian who has written more than 30 books (including the bestselling Singer Trilogy). In four main sections, "The Disciplined Life", "The Listening Life", "The Informed Life", and "The Confessional Life", Miller describes a vision of worship that will help readers escape the tyranny... less info

Into the Depths of God by Calvin Miller gives guidance to Christians who are not satisfied with superficial relationships with God. Miller is a pastor, poet, painter and theologian who has written ... more info

Pages: 32, Library Binding, A & C Black Publishers Ltd less info

Pages: 32, Library Binding, A & C Black Publishers Ltd

Perhaps not content with their standard anti-social activities, it seems that more and more criminals are angling for respectability by publishing their autobiographies--luridly bragging about their endeavours and romanticising their misdeeds. Certainly, there is a morbid fascination to be gained but if the recollections of Edward Bunker are anything to go by, the reality of a criminal mind truly is far stranger (and more compelling) than fiction. Known to modern audiences as Mr. Blue in Quen... less info

Perhaps not content with their standard anti-social activities, it seems that more and more criminals are angling for respectability by publishing their autobiographies--luridly bragging about thei... more info

Pages: 168, Paperback, iUniverse.com less info

Pages: 168, Paperback, iUniverse.com

Pages: 199, Hardcover, Greenleaf Book Group LLC less info

Pages: 199, Hardcover, Greenleaf Book Group LLC

Pages: 222, Edition: illustrated edition, Paperback, O'Brien Press Ltd less info

Pages: 222, Edition: illustrated edition, Paperback, O'Brien Press Ltd

Pages: 312, Paperback, iUniverse.com less info

Pages: 312, Paperback, iUniverse.com

Killing Pablo, Mark Bowden's intoxicating account of the turbulent life of Colombian drug baron Pablo Escobar and his inevitable demise, relates in riveting detail the cataclysmic effect one man can have on the world economy. Finally tracked down and killed in 1992 after a 15-month intense manhunt that had resulted in hundreds of casualties on both sides, Escobar was, ironically, that archetypal American hero, the outlaw, siding with "ordinary people" against the ruling oligarchy (a... less info

Killing Pablo, Mark Bowden's intoxicating account of the turbulent life of Colombian drug baron Pablo Escobar and his inevitable demise, relates in riveting detail the cataclysmic effect one man ca... more info

Red Dust follows Gillian Slovo's remarkable memoir Every Secret Thing. The novel tells the story of what happens to Smitsrivier, a small town in the Karroo when the Truth and Reconciliation Commission comes to visit. Sarah Barcant, a successful prosecutor now living in New York is summoned back to help her former mentor discover what happened to a young black activist, Steve Sizela. Steve's comrade, Alex Mpondo, will give testimony against a crony of the policeman suspected in the matter of S... less info

Red Dust follows Gillian Slovo's remarkable memoir Every Secret Thing. The novel tells the story of what happens to Smitsrivier, a small town in the Karroo when the Truth and Reconciliation Commiss... more info

Pages: 224, Paperback, unknown less info

Pages: 224, Paperback, unknown

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--this is a novel of great invention and bountiful surprises. Taking place in a parallel world in the year Seventeen-Twelvety (approximately 1802) this almost historical adventure begins with 16-year-old Miss Artemesia Fitz-Willoughby Weatherhouse, or Art for short, coming to her senses in her select ... less info

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--t... more info

"There is no privacy more inviolable than that of the prisoner. To visualise that cell in which he is thinking, to reach what he alone knows; that is a blank in the dark." Privileged whites in post-apartheid South Africa, Harald and Claudia Lindgard have managed to live the better part of 50 years without ever confronting the deepest shadows in their culture or in their own souls. Though they conceive of themselves as liberal-minded, neither has ever taken any active political stan... less info

"There is no privacy more inviolable than that of the prisoner. To visualise that cell in which he is thinking, to reach what he alone knows; that is a blank in the dark." Privileged whi... more info

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--this is a novel of great invention and bountiful surprises. Taking place in a parallel world in the year Seventeen-Twelvety (approximately 1802) this almost historical adventure begins with 16-year-old Miss Artemesia Fitz-Willoughby Weatherhouse, or Art for short, coming to her senses in her select ... less info

Presented most handsomely by the notorious author Tanith Lee, Piratica is her daring tale of a single-girl's adventure upon the high seas and is most definitely not what it says it is on the tin--t... more info