Peatlands : Countryfile Book of the Year - Alys Fowler Science Fiction and FantasyBog the word sounds dank, claggy, unlovable. Yet functioning peatlands store twice as much carbon as all the world's forests combined and harbour astonishing biodiversity, from mosses and carnivorous sundews to rare butterflies, golden plovers and hen harriers. In her Wainwright Prize longlisted paean to this unsung ecosystem, Alys Fowler roams the peat bogs of the British Isles, capturing their beauty and wildlife, from the Peak District to
Bestselling author John Macken takes the forensic thriller into unchartered genetic territory in this gripping thriller
including Charles Atlas
Suddenly Rachel is left poring over the wreckage to try and understand what happened - to find a way to go on living afterwards
Or rather the lack of it
big-hearted book is a must-read' Daily Mirror
Twenty-three illustrated gothic tales from the dark corridors of the imagination of Tim Burton
Now from down the hall
with an effective blend of gothic and botanical horror
Susan Ertz was a popular novelist of the interwar years
WHERE NOTHING IS QUITE WHAT IT SEEMS
and who now seems to have a crush on her
from his first film