In the summer of 1940 Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany, continental Europe having fallen under the overwhelming military might of Hitler’s invading armies. By August, enemy air activity over southern England was starting to increase in intensity as a prelude to invasion. The unfolding Battle of Britain was fast assuming make-or-break status for the British nation in general, and for the RAF in particular. (more…)

This is a classic, crime-thriller in the mould of Frederick Forsyth and Jack Higgins – with an additional bonus of a who-done-it – partially influenced by Agatha Christie. (more…)

by Andrew Ross Sorkin

Now an international bestseller, Too Big to Fail became the definitive account of the financial meltdown in 2009. (more…)

by Cameron Addicott

The Interceptor is a gripping insight into life as an undercover surveillance operative. (more…)