All Books A to Z by Title
Don't know where to begin? Our Reading Guides pick out the best books in Travel, Humour, or The Highland Clearances. And check out our Author Interviews for further inspiration!
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His Father's Son: Earl And Tiger Woods
£8.99
- Paperback - Mainstream
With unparalleled insight into the man who made Tiger Woods the person that he is, 'His Father's Son' is both a detailed biography and a touching story of an intense father-and-son relationship. -
The Hidden Target
£7.99
- Paperback - Titan Books
For Nina O'Connell the trip around the world was the holiday of a lifetime. She thought her new friends were students, but terrorism was the only degree James Kiley was pursuing. For Nina a light-hearted adventure soon becomes a game of life and death. - Hans Urs Von Balthasar And The Question Of Tragedy In The Novels Of Thomas Hardy
£65.00
- Hardback - T & T Clark
What role do novels, drama, and tragedy play within Christian thought and living? The twentieth century Catholic theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar addressed these questions using tragic drama. For him, Christ was the true tragic hero of the world who exceeded all tragic literature and experience. Balthasar demonstrated how ancient, pre-Christian tragedy and Renaissance works contained important Christian concepts, but he critiqued modern novels as failing to be either truly tragic or Christian. -
Highland Hearts
£7.99
- Paperback - Zebra
Contessa Tess Delgado suspects her Scottish uncle of supporting those who would overthrow King James II. But it is not until she frees Sir Revan Halyard from her guardian's dungeon that she realises the extent of the plot. When Revan abducts Tess in the course of his escape she becomes his wary ally as well as his captive. As they race against the traitors who will betray the throne, Tess and Revan will risk everything for love of the king - and one another. - The Highland Destitution Of 1837: Government Aid And Public Subscription
£40.00
- Hardback - Scottish History Society
Successive harvest failures in 1835 and 1836 meant that the people of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland began 1837 with an almost total lack of food for the present and of seed for the future. Severe destitution in 1837 was the result. There is a large body of unpublished source material relating to this destitution, which is presented in this book for the first time. These documents shed light on important wider issues: clearance and emigration, demography, poor law reform, religious questions and the role of the state. They are presened here with an introduction and full explanatory notes. - His Father's Son
£10.19
- Paperback - Black & White Publishing
Joey Driscol thinks that living in Australia will let himself and his family forget the troubles of the past. But as the years pass, his new life comes under threat when his wife disappears with his son. - The Hungry Wolf
£5.09
- Paperback - Barefoot Books
When a hungry young wolf spots a tasty-looking animal in the field above the river, he thinks he has found some dinner - but the fluffy little lamb is more clever than he has bargained for. Will the lamb become a tasty snack, or will she escape the wolf's hungry jaws? -
Hydrocarbon Process Safety
£60.00
- Paperback - Whittles
Addressing the vitally important subject of process safety in the hydrocarbon industry, this text has a broad coverage which integrates various aspects so that the book will be readily accessible to readers of diverse backgrounds. -
Hand, Heart And Soul: The Arts And Crafts Movement In Scotland
£17.00
- Paperback - Birlinn
'Hand, Heart and Soul' examines one of Scotland's most important artistic movements. It looks at public art, concepts of tradition, the rise of independent professional women designers, domestic and church buildings, the role of craft within communities, and how arts and crafts was transformed in the age of modernism. - Harpoon At A Venture
£8.49
- Paperback - Birlinn
A shark fishery based on the tiny island of Soay was the beginning of Gavin Maxwell's enduring preoccupation with the West Coast of Scotland. This, his first book, tells the whole story.
