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A charming collection of stories and fables inspired by Britain's nineteen species of native trees, written by nineteen of Britain's leading authors. Edited by Tracy Chevalier, bestselling author of Girl with a Pearl Earring

Third in the series featuring Clemency White, a cypher clerk in the Foreign Office who ends up as a secret agent for MI6. The Emir of oil-rich Al-Kamat is in danger. Someone is plotting to hijack his plane so Clemency goes undercover as a stewardess.

For six decades Sir Robert Worcester has been the face of British public opinion research. The very best of his writings have been gathered together in this collection including practical guides on polling, the media and reputation to explorations of public attitudes towards the environment, science and trust in national institutions.

Second in the series featuring Clemency White, a cypher clerk in the Foreign Office who ends up as one of MI6's top agents. Clemency flies to Argentina to help handsome and ruthless secret agent Hal Linklater track down three fugitive Nazis.

First in a series featuring Clemency White, a cypher clerk in the Foreign Office who ends up as one of MI6's top agents. Berne, 1962. When Clemency is asked to help Peter Aspinal pick up some film from one of his agents, she jumps at the chance. But when the KGB move in Clemency finds hidden skills and courage. But will it be enough?

When there are high crimes to be covered up, mysteries to be wrapped in enigmas, or a murderer to be liquidated - literally - there is only one man in England who can be trusted with the task: Felix Culpepper, tutor in Classics at St Wygefortis' College, Cambridge, and assassin-at-large for the British Establishment.

The Ballad of Curly Oswald is the extraordinary account of a boy growing up in a hippie commune in the 1970s.

A chance encounter plunges young William D'Amory into a world of intrigue and betrayal. He meets new friends and dangerous enemies, and learns the truth about his father, as he is caught up in the fight for the throne of England itself.

Few other Cambridge Fellows have quite Felix's experience of life, or of death. Now he takes a break from his unofficial role as assassin of choice to the British Establishment to right some wrongs and eliminate some rival killers on his own account.

Young William d'Amory's pleasant life in the court of Prince Henry of Anjou is shattered when his past catches up with him in the shape of armed men, treachery, a mysterious casket, a flight across medieval France and a headstrong and ungrateful girl, heir to a ruined estate in Sicily.

A unique guide for anyone with responsibility for communications within an organization. It introduces the main disciplines - marketing, media management, branding, digital and so on - and sets out robust and flexible approaches to planning and delivery. Critically, it explores the motivations that shape the way communications professionals work.

Fame & Faces explores the portrayal of women in the Reign of George III, a defining age of British art.

When there are high crimes to be covered up, mysteries to be wrapped in enigmas, or a murderer to be liquidated, there is only one man in England who can be trusted with the task: Felix Culpepper, tutor in Classics at St Wygfortis' College, Cambridge, and assassin-at-large for the British Establishment.

A remarkable read; part memoir, part history, part social portrait, which captures the very essence of the city and university of Cambridge.

A practitioner's guide to one of the most influential and least-known arts of communication - public diplomacy

A collection of five original ghost stories by acclaimed novelist James Humphreys, published to raise funds for the Woodland Trust

A blackly comic tale set in a grisly English university, where the students invent a monstrous mascot who dominates social media and ultimately causes national destruction.

Part-autobiography, part manifesto for a freer and less equal Britain, Sir Reg unwittingly reveals the delusions and deceits of the Brexit campaign and the doomed and fatuous 'plan' for Britain's economic future.

A collection of stories, drawings, photographs and poetry from Syrian children living in a refugee camp in Lebanon. 'From Syria With Love' is so important. Syria needs love but more than that, it needs support; yours, mine, and above all it needs peace... Michael Morpurgo

Analyses hundreds of surveys and focus groups run by Ipsos MORI to make sense of the 2015 election campaign from the voter's perspective: what they really thought of Cameron and Miliband; why it made sense to go negative in the campaigning despite voters' claimed dislike of it; and why the pundits read the polls wrong.

In this intimate, behind-the-scenes portrait, John Williams, who as press secretary was at Robin Cook's side during three dramatic and turbulent years as Foreign Secretary, shows the reality of a man of strong beliefs facing the compromises and accommodations of New Labour.

This is the book for everyone who loves modern Gothic and wants to know where the vampires, ghouls, haunted houses and zombies all began. Contains 11 complete short stories from the masters of gothic horror including Edgar Allen Poe, H G Wells, And H P Lovecraft.Ideal for school and college students studying the Gothic.

A study of the literature, history, culture, geography and ecology of the northern regions from Norway to Greenland, including the author's own experiences, raging from a deck hand on a deep-sea trawler off Rockall to hauling sledges across the glaciers of Spitzbergen.

The plan: To base an aircraft in Occupied France to help Allied agents send reports back to London. But who would have the flying skills, courage and intelligence to pull off such a crazy stunt?

Worrals is finding the routine of service life dull - until a chance discovery puts her on the trail of a double-agent.