List - November 2013 (750 KB PDF)

their future husbands are none other than the top ranking officials of the Nazi Party.With danger on every corner, it will take everything Clara has to survive this time.Joanna Trollope – Balancing ActSusie Moran is a success. She has founded and run her own highly profitablecompany, and now her three daughters are all involved in the business. But what of themen in the family? Susie's husband, a musician and artist, has always seemed happyto take a back seat. One of her sons­in­law has few ambitions outside the home.Another daughter, though, has brought her husband into the company ­ and they wantto change things, much to Susie's distress. And then, into the mix arrives Susie'sfather, an ageing hippy who abandoned Susie as a baby. Now he's alone, and wantsto build bridges , although Susie's daughters are outraged at the idea. Can the needsof a family business override the needs of the family itself? In wanting to preserve herbusiness, will Susie lose something much more precious?Peter Turnbull – Denial of murderWhen the bodies of two murder victims are discovered within twenty­four hours of eachother at the same location, each with a similar cause of death, the Murder and SeriousCrime Squad of New Scotland Yard realise they must be linked. But how? Vicary andhis team are drawn into a complex investigation ­ one which will take them from remotecottages in rural Hampshire to the dark world of inner city sex workers, child abusewithin north London suburbia, and the injustice of a long­standing wrongful conviction.28