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This remarkable book tells the engrossing story of a small, highly organised criminal gang who ruled supreme in the South-West of the Netherlands in the 1990s, and were never caught. The gang members came from all over Europe, and all stratas of society. They each had specialist skills and spoke at least three languages. Their audacious targets, meticulous planning, and ruthless execution gave them legendary status. They never killed, but struck fear into their enemies. It was not until 2022 that a gang member approached the author and told his story for the first time. It is a fascinating account, and as he readily admits, they would not get away with it today.

A collection of short stories by one woman author

A non-fiction family history book

A non-fiction book about family trauma and dealing with it

A work of speculative fiction

A unique novelty book and gift book full of interesting facts about the duration of unusual everyday events

A Western novel

A crime thriller set in the 1970s

A historical novel set in the 1950s and 1960s

A third-person historical novel about Christopher Marlowe

A Young Adult novel

A non-fiction travel book

An inspirational novel

A historical novel about a second-generation British woman whose parents are Polish

A historical novel

A historical novel

A contemporary novel set in Paris

A collection of short stories by one author

A contemporary novel

An action thriller

A contemporary novel about a woman's life

A dystopian novel

The sequel to the novel 'Sacred Memoirs of a Retired Failure'

Two novellas

The third novel in 'The Richard Davey Chronicles' series

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The memoir of a black man growing up in the UK

A story about a ten-year-old boy, Peter, and his pony friend

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