A psychopathic killer targets San Francisco's women and children - they will be the first to die. A young mother and her infant child are ruthlessly gunned down while returning to their car in the garage of a shopping mall. With no witnesses, Detective Lindsay Boxer is left with only one shred of evidence - a cryptic message scrawled across the windscreen in blood-red lipstick. That same night the wife of an A-list actor Marcus Dowling walks in on a cat burglar who is about to steal millions of dollars' worth of precious jewels. In just seconds there is an empty safe, a lifeless body, and another mystery that throws San Francisco into hysteria. Before Lindsay and the Women's Murder Club can piece together either case, one of the killer's forces Lindsay to put her own life on the line. Action-packed with a charismatic cast of characters, the book finishes with a strange shock ending, putting in place several threads for the 10th WMC novel and we have it in stock, code 90695. 455pp, paperback.

Detective Lindsay Boxer's long-awaited wedding becomes a distant memory when she is called to investigate a horrendous crime - a badly injured teenage girl is left for dead, and her newborn baby is nowhere to be found. Lindsay discovers that there not only is no trace of the criminals, but that the victim may have been keeping secrets. At the same time, Assistant District Attorney Yuki Castellano is prosecuting her biggest case of her life - a woman who has been accused of murdering her husband in front of her two young children. Yuki's career rests on a guilty verdict, so when Lindsay finds evidence that could save the defendant, Yuki is forced to choose between trusting her best friend or following her instinct. 505pp, paperback.

Another in the excellent Women's Murder Club series and a number one Sunday Times bestseller. A notorious drug dealer is gunned down using a weapon taken from the evidence locker in Detective Lindsay Boxer's own department. She must investigate her closest colleagues, but who can she trust? Is she placing herself and her unborn baby in a deadly situation? Is one of her colleagues a vicious killer? She won't know until the 11th hour. 489pp, paperback.

A baby on the way and two killers on the loose - will Detective Lindsay Boxer be pushed to breaking point? An eccentric professor walks into her homicide department to report a murder that hasn't yet happened. A convicted serial killer wakes from a two-year coma and says he's ready to tell where the bodies are buried, but does he have a much more sinister plan in mind? Lindsay doesn't have much time to stop a terrifying future from unfolding, but all the crimes in the world seem like nothing when she is suddenly faced with the possibility of the most devastating loss of her life. 487pp, paperback.

15 months ago, Detective Lindsay Boxer's life was perfect with her beautiful baby daughter and her doting husband Joe. She felt nothing could go wrong, but Joe isn't everything Lindsay thought he was, and she's still reeling from his betrayal as a wave of mysterious heart attacks strikes seemingly unrelated victims across San Francisco. At the trial of a bomber Lindsay and Joe worked together to capture, his defence raises damning questions about their investigation. A deadly conspiracy is working against Lindsay and soon she could be the one on trial. 350pp, paperback.

A series of shootings brings terror to the streets of San Francisco. A reluctant informant puts her trust in Sergeant Lindsay Boxer, and the tip leads her to disturbing conclusions. Her friends in the Women's Murder Club warn Lindsay against taking the crimes to heart, but with lives at stake the detective cannot stop herself from following the case into ever more terrifying terrain. Lindsay is a decorated officer, loving wife, devoted mother and loyal friend, but she is confronting a killer who is determined to undermine it all. 348pp, paperback.

Featuring original text and illustrations from the 1919 first edition, this 100th anniversary volume presents a new generation of readers with every facet of homesteading in a very handsomely crafted book. Practical projects range from ridding a garden of poison ivy, organising a potato peeling contest, cheese making, catching runaway pigs, smoking and curing meats, selling nuts, leading a bull safely, raising guinea pigs, the simplest kind of milk strainer, scientific hand milking, how to tell what is killing the chickens, when bees are put outdoors, tree pruning hints, protecting your trees from mice and rabbits, an easy to build ice house, easily prepared dishes like Chicken and Buckwheat Spiced Cakes, Mock Cherry Pie and Scotch Oat Crackers, how to carve meat, look after babies, indoor games including resolutions for New Year, things for impatient children to do, make a hanging board for tools and much more. Written by US farmers and craftsmen who would have kept livestock, tended a garden, put up vegetables for winter and maintained a wood lot for firewood, here is all manner of advice on farming, cooking, entertaining and cleaning from the magazine Farm Journal, the definitive rural lifestyle magazine of the early 20th century. A marvellous piece of social history. 264 glamorous pages with patterned page edges and gold tooling on cover.

First published in hardback as 'James May's 20th Century', the book looks at how men in sheds have changed our lives in an unashamedly personal selection of magnificent machines, inventions and discoveries. In the space of just 100 years, the sky has filled with aeroplanes, humans set foot on another planet, the globe was shrunk by radio and television, the common man was liberated by the car and the motorcycle, we swam with exotic undersea creatures purely for recreation and we listened out for signs of life from the other side of the universe. We also investigated the nature of ourselves, learning to discover in our own bodies that there is just as much to discover as there is in the vastness of space. Here is the former Windows on the World Bar in the World Trade Centre 107 floors up making Manhattan look like a trophy cabinet of gleaming towers as we learn that only the hard Manhattan schist provides the ideal bedrock to support the massive foundations needed to build into the sky. Design, science, space travel, UFOs, electricity, cats? eyes and traffic signals, nylon stockings, artificial legs - the excitement of discovery is captured in the mood of the most exciting 100 years in history. Sharp writing from James May, 324pp in illustrated paperback.

Just while we are all defending ourselves from the Virus, here comes a really scary 3" heavyweight Zombie Gnome figurine who has caught the virus spread it to your garden! See his jammy, lifelike blood dripping from his face, torn and bloody clothes, blue tunic, bright red pointed hat, white beard and hair, buckle and boots and green-rimmed zombie-like eyes! A little backdrop sets the scene and a 32 page mini book gives self defence tips. Boxed family fun.

Ruben said 'My talent is such that no undertaking, however vast in size? has ever surpassed my courage.' The name of the great 17th century Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens reminds us of the importance of his contribution to the development of European culture, and his contemporaries praised him as the 'Apelles of our day'. With a short biographical text, the body of this compact small softback are over 100 full page colour images of whole portraits and masterpieces in detail such as The Crown of Thorns (Ecce Homo), Venus and Adonis, Christ with the Adulterous Woman, Venus at a Mirror, Hippopotamus and Crocodile Hunt, Nature Adorning the Three Graces, The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus, Virgin with a Periwinkle, Lion Hunt, The Birth of the Dauphin, Judith with the Head of Holofernes, Arrival of Prince Ferdinand (detail), Minerva Protects Pax from Mars and dozens more, each with their year of painting and where they are to be found in museums worldwide in the index. 140pp, paperback.