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#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER * An eye-opening, no-holds-barred memoir about life in the Church of Scientology, now with a new afterword by the author-the outspoken actress and star of the A&E docuseries Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath

From near suicidal RAF attacks in 1939 through to the dawn of the jet age in 1945, FLAMES IN THE SKY captures the astonishing drama, intensity, heroism and incomparable exhilaration of the World War Two air war like no other book.

A breathtaking novel of the bravery and skill of Britain's legendary fighting men

March, 1945. Hitler's fate is sealed. Allied forces have crossed the Rhine and the Red Army is closing in on Berlin. The war is all but over.But from the darkest depths of the Nazi terror machine, a new danger emerges - the final, awful product of history's most twisted minds. An ultimate act of bloody defiance against humanity itself.Four unlikely allies are the only ones who can stop the horror. RAF pilot Andrew Durban, whose medals hide deep scars of battle. Johnny Grant, his terror-stricken navigator. Sarah Lane, brilliant yet ostracised SOE spymaster, haunted by the agents she sent to their deaths. And Jan Stahl, renegade SS assassin who carries his own devastating secrets.From the deadly skies over Germany to the panic-filled streets of a collapsing Reich, they must find a way to not only uncover a nightmare vision, but to stop it becoming reality.Failure won't just end their dreams of peace. It will end everything.Operation Afterlight is a gripping and suspenseful WWII espionage thriller which reader of Robert Harris, Ken Follett and Charles Cumming will not be able to put down.

A GRIPPING SPECIAL FORCES TRUE STORY FOR FANS OF DELTA FORCE, LONE SURVIVOR AND BLACK HAWK DOWNBefore Seal Team Six, before Delta Force, there was the SAS. This is the story of the do-or-die battle that entered Special Forces legend - an epic defence of freedom that stopped a Communist insurgency in its tracks.In 1970, British Special Forces flew into to Middle East to lead a fierce, secret war against a Chinese trained army that threatened the stability of the whole region. Supported by an elite band of pilots flying jets and helicopters the SAS waged war against the enemy.Then at dawn on July 19th, 1972, a force of 300 heavily armed guerillas launched an assault on the town of Mirbat. Between them and victory stood juts nine SAS men.This is the story of that epic battle.'A rare insight into the battle that defined the modern SAS' Colonel Tim Collins 'Gripping, revealing and extraordinarily well-researched ... a riveting new account of a little known, but crucial war' Sir Ranulph Fiennes'This gripping page-turner of a book switches from action on the ground to that in the air more vividly than any I have read ... highly recommended.' Aeroplane Magazine

'COMPLETELY RIVETING. AS GRIPPING AS ANY TOM CLANCY THRILLER' JEREMY CLARKSONJanuary 1972: the tiny Central American country of Belize is threatened with invasion by battle-hardened Guatemalan paratroops. Only HMS Ark Royal, an aging British aircraft carrier and her squadrons of fast jets and helicopters stand in her way.But as the great ship and her air group pound their way across the Atlantic the enemy are already deploying their air force to remote jungle strips close to the border. In Belize they prepare for the worst.Only a bold gamble looks likely to save the day. But it will require every ounce of skill and daring from the carrier's small band of aviators.The race is on.Drawing on brand new interviews with the participants Phoenix Squadron tells the riveting true story of a little known Cold War confrontation for the first time. 'A page-turning thriller of a book ... the story never lets up, ... a gripping, hugely entertaining book' Sunday Telegraph 'Stirring, gritty, punchy and compelling ... Phoenix Squadron succeeds on many levels ... Highly recommended.' Aircraft Magazine'A truly outstanding narrative every ... there is no better read' Aviation News'Reads more like a Tom Clancy novel than a history book' Daily Telegraph'A gutsy you-are-there story that throbs with the sound and fury of carrier operations' Robert Gandt

THE THRILLING #1 BESTSELLING STORY OF ONE OF THE GREATEST COMBAT MISSIONS EVER FLOWNShoulder to shoulder with Strategic Air Command B-52s throughout the Cold War, the big delta-winged Vulcans of the Britain's V-bomber force faced down the Soviet threat to the West. In 1982 they were just months from retirement when they flew in anger for the first time.It was a to be a record-breaking mission of breathtaking audacity: a single bomber launched from a remote island airbase to carry out what would be the longest-range air attack in history. An eight thousand mile round trip. Her crew of six would be flying into a hornet's nest of modern weaponry: radar-guided anti-aircraft guns and missiles. There would be no second chances.Vulcan 607 tells the gripping true story of that legendary raid for the first time - an operation that many thought would turn out to be a real life Mission Impossible.'A masterwork of narrative history' Clive Cussler'Vulcan 607 deserves to become an aviation classic' Len Deighton'White's gripping narrative reads like a suspense thriller, yet every word is true' Stephen Coonts'I read the book in one sitting ... an utterly compelling war story, brilliantly written' Simon Winchester, author of The Professor and the Madman

As World War II brings Japanese troops into Burma, schoolteacher Grace sets off on a daring journey to deliver 62 orphans to safety. ELEPHANT MOON is a stunning and memorable page-turner of love, loss and resilience.'Excellent and ingenious' Daily MailA 'compelling story of survival' Kirkus ReviewsBurma, 1940. As the Second World War rages, the Japanese Imperial Army enters Burma and its British rulers prepare to flee, leaving behind their human legacy -- sixty-two children born to local women after affairs with foreign men.Disowned by both sides, the children are to be abandoned with no one to protect them. But their teacher, Grace Collins, a young Englishwoman, refuses to leave the orphans and instead, with the help of a man who loves her deeply, sets out to guide them to the safety of India.They face impossible odds, because between the group and India lie one thousand miles of jungle, mountains, rivers and the constant, unseen threat of Japanese soldiers.With the enemy chasing them down, the group's chances of survival look bleak -- until they come across a herd of fifty-three elephants who, with their awesome strength and kindness, quickly become the orphans' only hope.Based on a true story, ELEPHANT MOON is an unforgettable epic tale of love, courage and compassion in the midst of brutality and destruction which fans of THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ, Edith Eger and Celeste Ng will love.What everyone is saying about ELEPHANT MOON: 'Absolutely amazing.''Thrilling...filled with adventure, tragedy and love' - Daily Mail'This book was beautiful and gives a very different view of the Second World War. The elephants' relationships were enchanting and I completely fell in love with them. Couldn't put it down.''What a marvellous book!''I absolutely loved this book. As someone who's been lucky enough to see elephants in the wild and to experience close contact with working elephants on a trip to India, this book really captivated me with its descriptions of the elephants and their individual traits.''If you were to relocate Michael Morpurgo's War Horse to Burma in the Second World War, with elephants taking the sentimental role from the horses, you might end up with something like Elephant Moon.' Literary Review'A knowledgeable, compelling story of survival, set in one of the lesser-known theaters of WWII.' Kirkus Reviews

A gripping, edge-of-your-seat action thriller from the author of WHITE LIE.

An intimate and gripping account of the 1993 World Chess Championship between Nigel Short and Garri Kasparov. 'A wonderful achievement... so tense, so gripping and so readable' STEPHEN FRY'A remarkable book - The Inner Game has all the compulsion of a good thriller' ROBERT HARRIS

Jack Dunn's explosive true account of the greatest literary fraud in history and a book which will change forever the way the world sees Dan Brown - one of the most successful writers of all time.

The Classic Account of the Battle of Britain

New York, 1995. Cop Callum Burke is sent undercover into the Irish Mob to expose their links to East Asian crime and the Triads. Readers of Don Winslow, Michael Connelly, Steve Cavanagh, and John Sandford will love this dark and morally complex novel which presents a searing portrait of mid-1990s New York as you've never seen it before.

Paradiso is inspired by true stories told to Francesca Scanacapra by her Italian family and set in locations where she spent much of her childhood. It is a deeply affecting novel which sheds light on the complexity and trauma of Italy's past and weaves it into the epic tale of an ordinary woman compelled to live in extraordinary times.

A secret lost in time. A race to find the truth... 'The guy suspense writers read. I'm a big fan' Stephen Coonts

A big gritty, rough-edged thriller that pulls no punches'JAMES SWALLOW, AUTHOR OF NOMAD

'A SHINING ACCOMPLISHMENT. A CLASSIC' NEW YORK TIMES'RANKS AMONG THE OUTSTANDING AIR MEMOIRS OF THE WAR' MAX HASTINGSThe Classic Account of One of The Most Daring and Deadly Battles of WWII

'PAT PATTLE WAS A LEGEND IN THE RAF ... HE WAS FAR AND AWAY THE GREATEST ACE THE MIDDLE EAST WAS EVER TO SEE, WITH AN ASTRONOMICAL NUMBER OF VICTORIES TO HIS CREDIT' Roald Dahl

The Incredible True Story of How a British Police Officer Became a Real-Life American Superhero

'An insightful, frighteningly intelligent thriller... a gem of a novel' Robert DinsdaleA Welsh journalist falls foul of Stalin's secret police after threatening to tell the world about the famine in the Soviet Union - a thriller based on a terrifying and tragic true story.