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This section lists the Agency's books that are on offer to publishers in both the UK and the US.
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Biography
Biography of the legendary British spy Daphne Park. read more...
Hitler, Erika and Me is a powerful, first-person account of being at the heart of one of the Nazi’s cruellest and most obscene experiments - the Lebensborn program to create a new Aryan master race. read more...
The remarkable true story of Australia’s greatest war photographer. read more...
Burma’s Spring follows the journey of an undercover journalist as she witnesses Burma’s emergence from military dictatorship to undreamed of freedom read more...
The story of Captain Robert M. Trimble, an American hero of World War II, who laid his life on the line to help his fellow Americans to freedom, along with other expatriates stranded in Eastern Europe. read more...
The fullest, most authoritative biography yet of this pioneering, convention-defying woman – a brilliant medical professional and social reformer - who chose to live her life as a man. read more...
The incredible tale of the bewitching courtesan, the Countess Valtesse de la Bigne, who clawed her way up from humble, impoverished origins to become one of the most sought-after and glamorous women in Paris read more...
This groundbreaking new book explores the many rewarding relationships that the writer Oscar Wilde enjoyed with a series of fascinating and accomplished women throughout his life. read more...
The first biography for over twenty years of Prince George, Duke of Kent – the Queen's uncle - which, drawing on much unpublished material, reassesses the reputation of George V’s most handsome, glamorous and cultured son.
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Fiction
Weep No More is a novel set against the sweep of history, in the tradition of James Clavell, Noel Barber and Colleen McCullough. read more...
The Gaps Between The Tracks is a quirky detective mystery in which a blind vinyl-obsessive attempts to foil a major terrorism plot. read more...
Rickshaw is a gritty, comic tale of London nightlife and redemption from David McGrath. read more...
A psychological thriller set in an English village. read more...
A sequel to Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth. read more...
A gripping, old-fashioned spy thriller, in the style of John Buchan. read more...
An epic wartime revenge drama, which unfolds over the course of three major twentieth century conflicts. read more...
When Gregory loses his job, his savings and his lodgings – in fact everything except his virginity – becoming a monk has all the makings of a sound career move... A hilarious, absurd comic novel. read more...
General
A day-by-day yearbook comprising the biographies of 366 people (plus a dog, a dishonest gorilla and a talking elephant) whose achievements, discoveries, claims to fame and marks on history have long been forgotten or else remain little-known, overlooked or under appreciated. read more...
Spotlights some of London's best-known treasures, alongside some of its less well-known secrets. read more...
Based on exclusive access to a unique series of research studies into poverty in Britain over the last thirty years, this book examines the sharp rise in the numbers of people who fall below the minimum standards set by society. read more...
U2: The Goal is $oul will be the first unauthorised biography of U2 to document and analyse their 35-year career objectively, going beyond the myth to present a fascinating warts-and-all portrait of the Irish rock band. read more...
The first ever long-form survey of the outsourcing industry. read more...
The Price of God tells the story of how the government has become a cash cow for religion. read more...
Building on the success of the landmark Australian publication, A Country Too Far, (Penguin Australia 2013) this sister anthology on immigration will incorporate the work of some of Britain’s finest writers including Monica Ali, William Boyd, Amanda Craig, Moris Farhi MBE, Elaine Feinstein, Aminatta Forna, Sir Ronald Harwood, Hari Kunzru, Marina Lewycka, Ruth Padel, Katharine Quarmby, Joan Smith, Roma Tearne and Alex Wheatle MBE read more...
Clear, practical and actionable, Raise Your Grade spells out exam preparation for students like no other revision guide. read more...
A quest to discover alternative models of romance to the conventional, monogamous, 24-7, happily-ever-after fairytale. read more...
The Complete Guide to Ghostwriting is a must-have book for anyone considering working with a ghostwriter, or currently working with one, or even someone who might be thinking about entering the ghostwriting profession. read more...
Mending Migration: how to make immigration work for all of us documents the real impact of migration upon our economic, social and cultural lives. read more...
How you can both improve health and eat better-tasting food adopting the Thai Food Diet. read more...
Connect With Yourselfwill give you practical tools to help you make the most of your relationships at home, at work and - most importantly - with yourself. read more...
Mind How Your Kids Eat she shows parents how to deal with the issues of fussy eating, childhood obesity, emotional overeating, junk food cravings and body image worries. read more...
Scaredy Cats Alicia shows how, with the right help and support, a child can successfully manage the symptoms of anxiety, fears and phobias to live a happier childhood. read more...
Your Money: 50 ways to grow it in difficult times shows how we can all improve the way we manage our money so that we can both survive and thrive in spite of today’s more difficult times. read more...
Earth - An Alien Enterprise focuses on unpublished or little-known contacts with aliens, the infiltration thereof, and Earth’s top-secret liaison programmes. read more...
A new look at probably the most significant UFO sighting - that at USAF bases Bentwaters and Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1980 - drawing on the testimony of two key witnesses. read more...
Thin Wild Mercury: The Voice of Bob Dylan brings writers, poets, musicians and the world’s leading Dylan commentators together for the first ever book-length examination of the Voice of a Generation. read more...
Ask a Silly Question- Messages from eBay's most troublesome customer is a collection of stupidly funny and completely genuine email exchanges between the quirky Fredrick Facedass and the online sellers of eBay.
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How the methods of the Special Forces can and should be used by businesses to give companies a crucial edge in the vastly competitive corporate world. read more...
History
The story of seven momentous days during the attack on Pearl Harbour which is also a snapshot of the whole world during an extraordinary week in its history. read more...
A history of a house and its many famous visitors. read more...
Zero Night tells the incredible and forgotten story of the ‘first great escape’. read more...
A look at the female courtiers surrounding Anne Boleyn and their role in her rise to power. read more...
X Men: Britain’s Last and Most Daring Raid of World War II is The Cockleshell Heroes with submarines. read more...
Courtesan, tells the stories of the lives of the most famous, or notorious, women whose liaisons with royalty and aristocrats brought them wealth, fame and freedom undreamt of by most women of their time.
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The Men Who Shaped the Arab Revolt takes a fresh approach to the campaign, by looking at it through the experiences of seventeen British officers and intelligence operatives. read more...
This up-to-date, authoritative and compellingly readable insider’s account of the Loch Ness saga covers every aspect of the monster and its habitat, telling a tale that is as gripping and entertaining as any novel. read more...
Drawing on ancient sources, leading research and up to date archaeology, Booze Baths and Brothels not only brings together the defining research that has turned Classics on its head, but offers a unique window into a world which has dominated our culture for centuries. read more...
We'll All Be Murdered In Our Beds, is a popular history of the world of crime reporting and its daring, dodgy and sometimes heroic proponents. read more...
The intriguing story of Elizabeth 1's relationship with her stepmother's husband Thomas Seymour, a scandal which destroyed her family, challenged her claims of virginity, threatened her life and even hampered her chances of ever wearing the English crown. read more...
A combination of travel and history describing a journey through the lands that Caesar conquered in Gaul and Britain. read more...
Ghosts of the Rhine, meticulously researched from eye-witness accounts of survivors, official documentation from American, British, French and Soviet archives, newspaper articles, diaries and personal interviews, proves conclusively that conditions in the German POW camps, every bit as ghastly as the Nazi labour camps liberated in 1945, were imposed deliberately, not merely by General Eisenhower, Commander in Chief of the Allied Forces in Europe, but by President Roosevelt and his Secretary of State Henry Morgenthau. read more...
The absorbing and untold story of the development of CIA memoirs. read more...
An account of the personal experiences of the Soviet, British and American liberators of he concentration camps and how they reacted to the horrors they witnessed. read more...
Memoir
The memoirs of Joella Holliday dubbed 'the world's youngest transsexual' . read more...
The memoirs of the intersex Joella Holliday. read more...
The true story of a Yemeni/British woman, Diana Kader, who successfully resisted a forced marriage whilst on a dream holiday to the Yemen and two attempts on her life by her spurned suitor. read more...
Full Brazilian - The true story of baring all in the front line of lap dancing is Cintia’s true story of her life in some of the world’s best-known clubs. read more...
Both a moving account of a mother nursing a dying son and shocking investigation into the continuing cover-up of vCJD . read more...
The memoirs of Lance Armstrong’s masseuse and the whistle blower who bought him down. read more...
Spy Games reveals no state secrets, but in this fast-paced, often amusing account of one man’s role in international intelligence gathering, Ross Slater shows that, while the Cold War might be over, a new game of espionage exists between Russia and Britain in the 21st Century. read more...
Dick Venables's fascinating memoir of his police career dealing with the recovery, identification and repatriation of the dead. read more...
The prison memoir of a sixteen year old American boy who spent a year in a Saudi jail. read more...
How Vikie Shanks coped after the suicide of her husband inspired by her seven children - all of them on the autistic spectrum. read more...
The London policing memoirs of bestselling author Mike Pannett. read more...
For the Love of Lexie is the account of one woman’s fight – firstly to help her daughter overcome addiction, and then, when that failed, to keep her grand-daughter Lexie safe. read more...
In The Perfect Run, Nelson takes us behind the scenes at London’s bustling Heathrow Airport, where he spent over three decades on the front line busting smugglers. read more...
Witty, funny and full of thoughtful observations about men, sex, relationships and human desire, Monica Porter’s ‘yummy grand-mummy’ memoir is the first of its kind and will shock many readers. read more...
A snapshot of modern slavery in Britain today, and ultimately an inspiring account of one woman’s fight for the most vulnerable in our society. read more...
In Art Hunter, Chris Marinello, General Counsel and Executive Director of the Art Loss Register (ALR), takes us behind the scenes to show how heisters, corrupt art dealers, opportunists and terrorists and drugs dealers have stolen and sold or exchanged priceless works of art by Monet, Manet, Picasso, Cezanne and Klimt, amongst many others – not to mention countless priceless antiquities. read more...
US attorney William Callahan's memoir of two explosive events that transformed his life in radical but opposing ways – The Watergate Scandal and the Iran Hostage Crisis. read more...
A memoir of a couple moving to a Croatian island and their encounters with the local population. read more...
Set against a backdrop of exotic locations, featuring a cast of zany, uninhibited characters, Cabin Fever offers an exhilarating, and often hilarious, account of what it’s like to be a stewardess in the modern world of air travel.
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Nurse's diary from nursing through the London Blitz to Normandy with the Army Nursing Corps in June 1944. read more...
Military History
The first book in English in a quarter century devoted to this crucial, multinational World War Two battle in Italy, it focuses not just on the combat experiences of undersung American, Italian, Allied and German military units, but on how the three leaders from Britain, America and Russia planned to exploit the outcome of the battle for their own ends, and their own national benefit, and what happened. read more...
Popular Science
Black brain, white brain challenges the idea that intelligence is influenced by racial origin. read more...
Gender Bender: men, women and evolutionary psychologists sets out to show that male and female minds do not emerge from different planets and that our emotional and intellectual capacities are molded more by culture than biology. read more...
Reference
The Ultimate Guide to Filming Locations in New York City presents 500 unique locations that have starred in 100 diverse films from the last 50 years where New York is as big a star as the actors and actresses who appear in them. read more...
