The Three Suns of Vinea (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

The Three Suns of Vinea (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Yoko is off on an intergalactic journey this time One night, on an isolated moor, Yoko, Vic and Pol are eagerly waiting for their friend Khany. When she arrives, she whisks them away on a shuttle and takes them not to one of the Vineans' underground facilities, but to a station near Saturn. And

The Archangels of Vinea (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Yoko and Khany embark on a new quest, this time deep below the surface of Vinea's

The Titans (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Yoko, Vic and Pol are back on Vinea after a two-month journey in hibernation. They've barely had time to wake up that the Vineans are already presenting them with disquieting news: plants of extravinean origin have been found in a remote part of the planet, as well as obvious signs of equally alien

Yoko Tsuno: The Cannon of Kra (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

The Light of Ixo (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

On one of the moons of their stellar system, the Vineans have detected a mysterious light source that only appears every five years. Its point of origin matches the location of an ancient depot where every dangerous industrial, chemical and radioactive waste ever produced on Vinea was once

The Forge of Vulcan (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Yoko returns to the alien world underneath our own. A strange accident at an offshore platform in the Caribbean draws Yoko, Vic and Pol into a new encounter with the Vineans - aliens who have lived underground for thousands of years without the world's knowledge. But Vinean politics are changing;

Forbidden Suns - Book Three of the Silence (Clark D. Nolan)(Paperback / softback)

Combining blistering action with jaw-dropping plot twists, Forbidden Suns is the unmissable final novel in the Silence trilogy - widescreen space opera at its very

Daughter of the Wind (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Pretty, intelligent and combative, Yoko Tsuno is an electronics engineer who always remains faithful to her values: loyalty, friendship and respect for life. In this book, a megalomaniac businessman has stolen the artificial typhoon created by Yoko's father and intends to use it as a military

On the Edge of Life (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Besides being pretty, intelligent and courageous, Yoko Tsuno is an electronics engineer. In this first volume of a new series, Yoko is called to the bedside of her friend Ingrid, who is struck down by a mysterious disease that leaves her powerless. Yoko soon realizes that a strange vampire, dressed

The Devil's Organ (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Travelling down the Rhine, Yoko and her friends save a young stranger from drowning. Sensing foul play, the young Japanese girl decides to stay with her new friend Ingrid and investigate the unusual circumstances. There, amidst the beautiful castles of the Rhine Valley, she will face a danger

The Prey and the Ghost (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

While driving on a road in Scotland, Yoko barely manages to miss a girl who is absolutely hysterical and being followed by a pack of dogs. The girl, Cecilia, is an orphan who lives in a Scottish castle. Yoko and her friends soon realise that oddities surround the girl. Is she the victim of an

Wotan's Fire (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

When Ingrid, Yoko's organist friend, invites her to a German castle, what are the chances it's merely for a concert? Among a collection of ancient instruments she is there to authenticate, Ingrid found a strange, technologically advanced device. It belonged to a physicist whose final work was,

The Gospel of Mary Magdalene (LeLoup Jean-Yves)(Paperback)

Restores to the forefront of the Christian tradition the importance of the divine feminine - The first complete English-language translation of the original Coptic Gospel of Mary, with line-by-line commentary - Reveals the eminence of the divine feminine in Christian thought - Offers a new

Little Suns (Mda Zakes)(Paperback / softback)

Zakes Mda's fine novel Little Suns weaves the true events surrounding the death of Magistrate Hope into a touching story of love and perseverance that can transcend exile and

Warmth of Other Suns - The Epic Story of America's Great Migration (Wilkerson Isabel)(Paperback / softback)

Message for Eternity (LeLoup Roger)(Paperback)

Yoko responds to a 40 year old SOS During a glider flight training course, Yoko makes a landing near an important telecommunication centre, and there meets a mysterious English Lord. A fortuitous encounter that will propel the young woman and her friends into an incredible adventure her combined

Judas and Jesus: Two Faces of a Single Revelation (LeLoup Jean-Yves)(Paperback)

A radical reinterpretation of the relationship of Judas and Jesus - Reexamines the role and the purpose the key figure of Judas played in the crucifixion story - Reveals how Judas was 'betrayed' by Jesus, and how, taken to the limits of his humanity, he lost everything he most cherished on the path

The Soul of the World (Scruton Roger)(Paperback)

A compelling defense of the sacred from acclaimed philosopher Roger Scruton In The Soul of the World, renowned philosopher Roger Scruton defends the experience of the sacred against today's fashionable forms of atheism. He argues that our personal relationships, moral intuitions, and aesthetic

Distant Suns - Adventure in the Vastness of Africa and South America (Manicom Sam)(Paperback / softback)

Houyi and the Ten Suns (Gerard Francis)(Paperback / softback)

House of Suns (Reynolds Alastair)(Paperback / softback)

A spectacular, large-scale space opera - the ultimate galaxy-spanning

Rule of Three (Christie Agatha)(Paperback)

Rule of Three is a collection of the three short plays 'Afternoon At The Seaside, The Rats, ' and 'The

Ring of Truth - The Wisdom of Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung (Scruton Roger)(Paperback / softback)

The Face of God: The Gifford Lectures (Scruton Roger)(Paperback)

Roger Scruton explores the place of God in a disenchanted world. His argument is a response to the atheist culture that is now growing around us, and also a defence of human uniqueness. He rebuts the claim that there is no meaning or purpose in the natural world, and argues that the sacred and the