John Diamond
Snake Oil And Other Preoccupations

At the time of his death, John Diamond had completecl six chapters of what was to be 'an uncomplimentary look at the world of complementary medicine'. These chapters, based on his own experience and on researchedl fact, are both personal and poignant, tackling the issues raised by alternative medicine with total candour and his usual wit. Including a selection of articles, and his columns from The Times, the Jewish Chronicle and other publications, this contains the best of John's writing.

Frances Fyfield
The Nature Of The Beast

Different people react to disasters in different ways. When an Intercity service travelling from Kent to London joins Paddington, Hatfield and Selby in a deadly list of notoriety, it isn't only fate who decides who is killed: one passenger uses the opportunity for argument to spill over into murder; while another-blonde, beautiful Amy Petty-sees the train crash as an opportunity to leave her life behind . . .

John Grisham
The Firm

The law student was young and had his dreams. He'd qualified third in his class at Harvard and now offers poured in from every law firm in America. The firm was small but well-respected. They were prepared to match, and then exceed Mitch's wildest dreams: eighty thousand a year, a BMW and a low-interest mortgage. Soon the house, the car and the job were his. Then the nightmares began: the secret files, the bugs in the new bedroom and the mysterious deaths of colleagues . . .