Ian Gosling: The Puppet Master
	Greed, corruption, blackmail, murder and fear – these are the ingredients that make Ian Gosling’s debut crime novel such a powerful read.
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	Sarah Stovell: Mothernight
	Sarah Stovell will see her debut novel, Mothernight, arrive in bookshops from March
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	Gary Boyd-Hope and Andrew Sargent: Railways and Rural Life: SWA Newton and the Great Central Railway
	A book of photographs by Sydney Newton record the building of the Great Central Railway. Francine Wolfisz looks at its impact on rural life
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	Kathryn Glendinning: After Gus
	Henley author Kathryn Glendinning has written a tale of collusion and family betrayal in her semi-autobiographical account, After Gus.

	Heston Blumenthal: Further Adventures In Search Of Perfection
	Cook up a storm in the new year with celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal’s latest book, Further Adventures In Search Of Perfection.

	Fred Buller: The Domesday Book of Giant Salmon
	Fans of angling will simply adore this latest epic work from historian Fred Buller.

	Michael Fish, Ian McCaskill and Paul Hudson: Storm Force: Britain’s Wildest Weather
	This fascinating read includes tales of shipwrecks, toppling trees, flying caravans, hailstones the size of cricket balls and lightning strikes.

	Terry Wogan: Wogan's Twelve
	This light-hearted glimpse into Wogan’s life traverses all the personal and professional moments from the last 12 months.