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ALEX BERENSON
The Midnight House
publication: 28/04/2011
price: 6.99
size: B format
pages: 400
ISBN: 9780099536970
‘Wells is an action hero, a close cousin of Jack Bauer of 24 fame’
Washington Post
When members of a secret American interrogation squad that was running
a black site in Poland in 2007 and 2008 and had since been disbanded are
murdered, John Wells is asked to investigate.
But his enquiries lead him to discover that while the squad came up with
some very valuable intel, its tactics were questionable at best...
Alex Berenson graduated from Yale University in 1994, with degrees in
history and economics. After working at the Denver Post he joined the
New York Times in 1999. In 2003 he spent three months reporting on
the occupation in Iraq. He won the 2007 Edgar Award for Best First
Novel By An American Author for his novel The Faithful Spy. He lives in
New York City.
CATHY WOODMAN
The Sweetest Thing
publication: 28/04/2011
price: 6.99
size: B format
pages: 400
ISBN: 9780099551638
Katie Fforde meets James Herriott, Cathy Woodman’s gentle romances
set in a fictional market town have been a huge success for Arrow
Unexpectedly single at forty, Josie Copeland decides the only way to cope
with life is to change it. So she gathers up her three children and moves
them to the countryside where she buys a run-down barn, which she
optimistically thinks she will do up. Life doesn’t turn out quite how she was
expecting it, though, and to make ends meet Josie starts selling her
delicious cakes and pastries in the farmers’ market at Talyton St George.
They prove an immediate hit with the locals.
If only Josie could say the same for her impact on local farmer Guy Barnes.
He just seems amused and slightly scornful of her optimistic, townie ways.
Still, Josie feels she’s getting the hang of country life, even if her house is
falling down, her children are rebelling, and cows keep breaking into her
garden.
But when one of her children disappears on the coldest night of the year,
it’s Guy Barnes she turns to...
Cathy Woodman began her working life as a small animal vet before
turning to writing fiction. She won the Harry Bowling First Novel
Award in 2002 and is a member of the Romantic Novelists’ Association.
She is also a sessional lecturer in Animal Management at a local college
for land-based industries. Trust Me, I’m a Vet is the first of a series about
Talyton St George, a fictional market town in beautiful East Devon
where Cathy lived as a child. Cathy now lives with her husband, two
children, two ponies, three exuberant Border Terriers and two cats in a
village near Winchester, Hampshire.