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A true jewel in England's crown, Newcastle United striker Michael Owen has played a major part in England's fortunes since making his debut at 18 versus Chile in 1998. In this biography, the author speaks to Owen's family, friends and teammates and reveals the full story of a footballer destined to be ranked alongside the World's greatest.

Charles Bronson has spent 24 of the last 28 years in solitary confinement. In this new edition of his autobiography, he reveals the truth about how he fell in love with and married his beautiful wife Saira.

Charles Bronson - mad man. He's eaten more porridge than Goldilocks and the three bears. He's been on more roofs than Santa Claus. He's taken more hostages than Saddam Hussein did. This is the story of a life living with a crazy thing called ...insanity!

Presents an analysis of some of the world's worst serial killers, looking at their early years in an effort to understand - why? This book also shows how developing serial killers can be predicted through the use of an incredibly sophisticated system of psychological profiling.

What drives a woman to kill? Obsession? Revenge? Desperation? Or Pure Evil?

This gripping investigation tells the tale of a small-town community shattered by a brutal and savage crime. It is an emotive story which concludes with the execution of McGladdery, the last man to be hanged in Northern Ireland. It's a must-read for any true crime fan.

Couples who kill share a little-understood condition that has been called folie a deux. In this first in-depth study, find out why the likes of Brady and Hindley, Fred and Rose West and many others lay dormant for so long before detonating with extreme sociopathic violence.

Ally McCoist is undoubtedly the finest Scottish goal-scorer of the last 30 years. In a two decade career, he won the hearts and minds of legions of fans as he established himself as one of the most popular sporting personalities in the UK.

Missing is packed with amazing stories of people who have moved heaven and earth to find their loved ones. The powerful emotions that they have experienced make for truly moving tales of courage and heartbreak that will make you cry and smile in equal measure.

A larger-than-life character, Roy tells his incredible story in his own words - from life as a sniper in the army to starring in Hollywood blockbuster Snatch alongside Vinnie Jones. He's been shot, he's been stabbed and he's been in more crazy situations than you could possibly imagine - but Roy's clients know he's the ultimate man for the job.

Two Sides of Hell is a testament to the 'poor bloody infantryman' who has to bear the brunt of the fighting wherever these is a war. You will not fail to be moved by it.

Dishonoured is a touching and gripping account of a young girl's struggle to flee a life of oppression and imprisonment. Her courage and determination to pursue her ambition of becoming a performer and to live freely have demonstrated that it is possible to retain pride in your culture while still enjoying a western lifestyle.

Determined, dedicated and dogmatic, Martyn Williams is the inspiring number seven lynchpin who has steered club and country to victory in inimitable style. In his action-packed autobiography, he writes for the first time about his love for the sport he has made his own.

Carl Merritt comes from a world where no rules apply, where violence has always simmered close to the surface. Still in his teens, he became trapped in a world of illegal fighting in order to survive. The men who owned Carl built him into an awesome opponent, and plunged him into a world of appalling violence, crime and retribution.

To Britain's criminal underworld, Freddie Foreman is the Godfather. Held responsible for the gangland killings of Ginger Marks and Frank 'The Mad Axeman' Mitchell, he was the punisher to those who broke the underworld's strict code of conduct.

Eminem is the biggest music star in the world. But how much of his music is inspired by the truth, and how much is poetic licence? Only one woman knows - his mother. This is her letter to Eminem, a reminder of how they once were, and an attempt to refute allegations of her drug abuse and tell the story behind some of her son's most famous lyrics.

From sex-crazed fiends to cold-eyed professional assassins, only those convicted of the most terrible murders are told they will die behind bars.

Aled: My Story reveals the man behind the music in a frank, heart-warming and funny account of his life.

For three years, Emma Heathcote-James has been researching a phenomenon. Hundreds of British people from all walks of life have claimed to have experienced visions of angels. This volume contains the stories of these visions, and there are more than 50 case histories.

"A century ago three heroes changed the course of the Olympics. This is their dramatic true story."

With a little practise you will be able to produce snacks, meals or even banquets that will delight your family and friends, and leave most Indian restuarans at the starting gate.

Six beautiful children. Brad Pitt. An Oscar. This is the untold story of the woman who dares to have it all.

This is a comprehensive look at the events leading up to the death of Baby P. A recent investigation has found that there was poor communication between authorities, a repeated failure to take into account the child's history and inaccurate documentation of events by Haringey Council. Child protection plans were heavily criticized in the inspection

A social document.

The truth behind the most shocking unsolved murders.

This tremendous autobiography tells of a life lived to the full and a career that has gone from stength to strength in spite of adversity. It is packed with both hilarious anecdotes and heartbreaking accounts of personal tragedies, all told in Trisha's unique style.

In three months Jonny Muir climbed the highest peak in every county in Britain. Nutty - But so much fun.

A fitting tribute to one of Britain's best loved celebrities. Read her amazing story, in her own words.

Highlighting the most exciting musical star to emerge in the United Kingdom in many years, this account chronicles the inspiring story of soul-singing sensation Alexandra Burke. Beginning with her impoverished childhood of sharing a bed with her sister in a cramped north London flat, this examination follows the performer through countless obstacles such as the wrath of jealous classmates and the heartache of her parents' separation at age six. Depicting her triumph over these hardships, this biography also recounts Burke's "X Factor" journey, documenting her loss in the 2005 series as well as her return three years later to be crowned the winner. Providing an inspiring testimony to the rewards of perseverance, this is a compelling portrait of a natural talent who refused to give up.

Micky Smith recalls tales from both his life as a Hammers fan and the experiences of other dedicated fans to produce this memoir recalling the agony and the ecstasy of being part of the East End's most faithful following.