Kate Adie
The Kindness Of Strangers

Kate Adie has reported memorably and courageously from many of the world's trouble spots-Northern Ireland, Tiananmen Square and the 1991 Gulf War among others-since she joined the BBC in 1969. The Kindness of Strangers offers a compelling

Cecelia Ahern
Where Rainbows End

From naughty children to rebellious teenagers, Rosie and Alex have stuck by each other, but just as they reach their teenage years, they are separated for good by the Atlantic Ocean. At home in Ireland, Rosie is lost without Alex, but on the eve of her departure to join him in Boston, she gets news that will change her life and, ultimately, keep her in Ireland. Their magical connection lives on, but neither of them knows whether they were ever meant to be more than just friends.

1941. England is at its lowest ebb. At Eden Park, where Poppy, Kate, Lily, Marjorie and her adopted brother Billy are part of the espionage unit, the authorities have discovered there is a double agent operating in their midst. Lily volunteers to be dropped into France, only to discover that her partner is Scott, Poppy's fiance. As further lines of agents are wiped out and Billy's life is threatened, Jack Ward, the spymaster, is forced to take measures to uncover the identity of the traitor.