Without Remorse by Tom Clancy
          It is 1970. Back in the US after serving as a Navy Seal in Vietnam, John Kelly meets a woman who will charge his life for ever. She has recently escaped from a nightmare world of suffering, yet before they can plan a future together, the horrors of her past reach out to snatch her from him. Kelly vows to gain revenge but finds that there are others who need his deadly skills. 
          In Washington a high-risk operation is planned to rescue a key group of prisoners from North Vietnam. But Kelly has his own mission.

The Acorn Winter by Elizabeth Webster
          The pain of losing first her husband and then her little son has driven Beth Halliday to the edge of despair. What is there left for her to live for if those she loves most are no longer there? But then she meets Stephanie Edmondson, her husband Finn and daughter Chloe, and is drawn into their circle of warm friendship. Slowly she begins to feel that she might just have a future after all, is only she has the courage to let others into her heart again. Then tragedy strikes the Edmondsons and this time it is Beth who must find the strength to help the people she loves to heal their wounds.

The Survivor by Hans Herlin
          It was March 3, 1943. The Doggerbank, a British auxiliary cruiser captured and converted into a blockade-runner by the Germans, was sailing towards Bordeaux. On board were 365 seamen and a precious cargo of indispensable materials for the Nazi war effort. Suddenly she was hit by three torpedoes and sank. Only one man survived and that man, Fritz Kuert, suspected that the submarine that had sunk them was German.
          Here is Fritz Kuert’s story, as told to Hans Herlin. A gripping investigation into how the accident happened and how Fritz Kuert survived.

Royal Stakes by John Welcome
          It was one of the great scandals of the twenties when racing trainer Lieutenant-Colonel Richard de Lacey was warned off the Turf by the Jockey Club for the alleged doping of a horse in his care. However, de Lacey’s son, Danny, was determined to clear his father’s name. In doing so he began to unravel a plot that threatened the Prince of Wales, racing’s most glittering personality and the man destined to become Britain’s future King Edward VIII.
          This is a colourful and compelling novel written by a distinguished author and close follower of the Turf.