Sometimes hope is the most dangerous thing of all. When their brother dies, sisters Freya and Tamsin lose the one thing that connected them. But when Tamsin goes missing a year later, Freya is determined to find her. Guided by a trail of diary entries, revelations are unveiled about the grief that drove Tamsin to the edge of a cliff - and into the arms of a mysterious stranger... A man who promised hope but demanded sacrifice. Packed with danger, deep waters, and shadowy myths, ´The Way the Light Bends´ is perfect for fans of Erin Morgenstern's ´The Starless Sea', and 'Sistersong' by Lucy Holland. What people are saying about ´The Way the Light Bends´: 'Wilson's novel is rooted in a deep sense of place, beautifully evoking the history and magic of Scotland. A fantasy-tinged story about the hole grief makes, complicated family relationships, and the road to healing.' - A.C. Wise, author of ´Wendy, Darling´. Lorraine is an award-winning writer and biologist. Having spent years working in remote corners of the world, she now lives by the sea in Scotland and writes stories full of the wilderness and folklore, exploring themes of family, belonging, and the legacy of trauma. Her debut novel, ´This Is Our Undoing´, won the SCKA for Best Debut.

The Way the Light Bends

When Kasia’s father threatens to marry her off, she runs away to become a Governess to the Duke of Dreghorn’s unruly nephew. As Kasia gains the trust of the child, she earns first the respect and then the growing affection of the Duke. But when she and the boy are kidnapped the stakes are irrevocably raised and the Duke’s daredevil reputation is once again tested as he endeavours to rescue them. A fast-paced, swoon-worthy historical romance, perfect for fans of Julia Quinn, Sarah M. Eden and Julianne Donaldson. In her lifetime, British author Barbara Cartland wrote over 700 novels and was most famous for her contemporary and historical romances. A prominent figure in London society, the young Cartland began her writing career as a gossip columnist for the Daily Express. It was partying in 1920's London that gave her inspiration for her first book, 'Jigsaw', a racy society thriller. After marrying into the McCorquodale family, she began writing romance and holds a Guinness World Record for the most number of books published in one year: 191. Her books have been translated into many different languages, as well as adapted for stage and screen. She is beloved the world over and even counts the young Princess Diana as one of her many fans.

The Daredevil Duke

'I defy anyone to read the opening pages and not to be drawn in, as I was... Quite simply, Comyns writes like no one else.' Maggie O'Farrell, author of 'Hamnet'. Pretty, unworldly Sophia is twenty-one years old and hastily married to a young painter called Charles. An artist's model with an eccentric collection of pets, she is ill-equipped to cope with the bohemian London of the 1930s, where poverty, babies (however much loved) and her husband conspire to torment her. Hoping to add some spice to her life, Sophia takes up with Peregrine, a dismal, ageing critic, and comes to regret her marriage - and her affair. But in this case, virtue is more than its own reward, for repentance brings an abrupt end to the cycle of unsold pictures, unpaid bills and unwashed dishes ... Barbara Comyns (1909–1992) was born in England and raised in the care of governesses who allowed her and her siblings to run wild. She began writing and illustrating her work when she was a girl and in her teens, attended art school. She then married a painter and had two children. To support her family, she dealt in antiques and vintage cars, renovated apartments, and bred poodles. She later lived in Spain and died in 1992, leaving two children, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and eleven books.

Our Spoons Came from Woolworths

She has sold more than 150 million albums, wowed sell-out audiences around the globe and starred in iconic music videos but Britney Spears’ success has come at an almost unbearable price. As she enters her third decade in the spotlight, read the story of how a church-going girl from the Deep South became an objectified teenage sensation and the Princess of Pop. Go behind the scenes of Britney’s battle to free herself from her notorious conservatorship and the impact it has had on a highly talented but fragile woman. This book lifts the lid on the controversies that have plagued her life, covers her romances and celebrates her many remarkable triumphs. A compelling and intimate portrait of the real Britney that brings her story up to date. Danny White is the author of the international and Sunday Times bestseller 1D: The One Direction Story which has been translated into sixteen languages. He has also written successful biographies of Harry Styles, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, Niall Horan, will.i.am and Johnny Depp.

BRITNEY: Breaking Free

Nataniel Gard of the Ice People was the seventh son of a seventh son and had been chosen to lead the final battle against Tengel the Evil. But he was not yet ready for that great task; he first needed to develop his skills on other challenging assignments. Ellen Knutsen had endured some frightening and mysterious experiences, and she was something of a mystery. It turned out that the two had more in common than Nataniel could have imagined when they first met.

The Ice People 39 - Silent Voices

Nataniel had been chosen to lead the struggle against the Ice People’s evil ancestor. His closest allies were Tova Brink and Ellen Skogsrud. If Tengel the Evil was to be defeated, then all efforts had to be concentrated on it. This was why all the members of the Ice People were gathered at the Demon’s Mountain, where much was to be revealed, for better or for worse …

The Ice People 41 - Demon's Mountain

Karine Volden was brutally raped twice as a child. Although she somehow managed to repress these horrible events, she became increasingly introvert and afraid of other people. During the war she was assaulted once more, and reacted with great violence. Worst of all, she felt that it was her fault that her brother, Jonathan, had been sent to a concentration camp in Germany …

The Ice People 38 - Hidden Traces

Tova Brink was one of the most stricken of the Ice People. Her appearance made people turn away in disgust and call her a witch. Yet she had been chosen to participate in the family’s battle against Tengel the Evil. But Tova herself had other plans. Her only joy in life was making life difficult for others – and nothing would be more natural for her than to side with Tengel the Evil.

The Ice People 40 - Imprisoned by time

The battle against Tengel the Evil had evolved into a life-and-death race, in which everything depended on being the first to reach the Valley of the Ice People. The Ice People had able helpers, but Tengel’s forces were incredibly powerful and, not least, merciless. In the midst of the struggle, the ill-starred Tova experienced the first and perhaps only romance of her life with the mortally ill Irishman Ian Morahan …

The Ice People 43 - A Glimpse of Tenderness

Following their secret meeting in the Demon’s Mountain, the Ice People realized that their struggle against Tengel the Evil would be far more dangerous and difficult that anybody had fathomed. Five members of the Ice People left for Trøndelag and the secret Valley of the Ice People – only to discover that Tengel the Evil had a whole gang chasing them.

The Ice People 42 - The Calm Before the Storm

Tengel the Evil was ready to conquer the world. Slowly but surely, he was closing in on the black water, which would give him unlimited power. 

The chosen members of the Ice People, headed by Nataniel, had been sent to stop Tengel the Evil. But now Nataniel was stuck in the Great Abyss – a place from which nobody had ever managed to escape …

The Ice People 46 - The Black Water

It was a black day in the history of the Ice People. Tengel the Evil and his right-hand man, the gruesome Lynx, had gathered all their forces against the Ice People and their helpers.

And Tengel’s evil minions were many: mercenaries, war criminals, seductive witches and armoured horsemen whom it seemed impossible to defeat …

The Ice People 44 - An Evil Day

The Ice People’s long and perilous battle against Tengel the Evil was over. Tan-ghil, the scourge and terror of the world, was gone forever.

Despite that, there was no knowing what would happen in the future. Many questions remained to be answered, and the Ice People had exciting years ahead …

The Ice People 47 - Is There Anybody Out There?

Marco was one of the five members of the Ice People who had been specially chosen for the struggle against Tengel the Evil. Marco was the enigmatic helper, who was so strong that the others didn't know his true capacity.

Now he had been given an almost impossible task, which was to destroy the cruel Lynx, Tengel's closest associate. And he had to do so without using his strongest weapon …

The Ice People 45 - The Legend

Benedikte Lind was one of the chosen of the Ice People. Together with the student Sander Brink and a handful of others, she was to solve a dangerous riddle that involved both a haunted house and the mysterious discovery of a dead body. Amid the sinister atmosphere, Benedikte managed to fall head over heels in love with Sander. It was a hopeless romance, for Sander was the sort of man who could have any woman he wanted, and Benedikte was well aware that she was not only ugly but also dull …

The Ice People 31 - The Ferryman

His name was Tamlin, and Tengel the Evil had sent him to spy on the Ice People. He would visit them in their nightmares, tricking their plans for the future out of them. But Tamlin hadn’t reckoned with young Vanja, who had very special talents even compared with those of the Ice People. Whereas Tamlin was invisible to everybody else, Vanja could see him – and fall in love with him.

The Ice People 33 - Demon of the Night

Christa Lind had been chosen to give birth to the exceptional child of the Ice People who was destined to take up the fight against Tengel the Evil himself. Christa’s stepfather wanted her to marry the widower Abel, a good Christian. But he was twice as old as Christa and already had seven sons. She much preferred Linde-Lou, the poor son of a smallholder, who had an irresistible sense of mystery about him …

The Ice People 36 - Troll Moon

Belinda was the black sheep of the family, a naive and clumsy girl who had always stood in the shadow of her beautiful and talented older sister, Signe. But the feelings that burned within Belinda were as hot as fire. When she first met the loner, Viljar of the the Ice People, she grew frightened. For people considered Viljar to be slightly mad, and his gaze was as cold as ice.

The Ice People 28 - Ice and Fire

Saga Simon was a chosen member of the Ice People. When she was told that the Norwegian branch of the family needed her assistance, she left immediately on the arduous journey to Graastensholm. Fate had decided that she was to have two enigmatic and handsome men as her travelling companions. One of them was soon filled with intense desire for Saga. It was doubtful whether the other one was sufficiently strong to prevent a disaster …

The Ice People 29 - Lucifer's Love

As a child, Eskil Lind had heard about the house in Eldafjord and the incredible treasure that was said to be hidden there. He had dreamed of that treasure ever since, and when he grew up he journeyed to find it. When he came to Eldafjord, he met greed, evil and a very unhappy woman with a critically ill son. He also heard that everyone who had searched for the treasure had suffered a sudden and cruel death …

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