It only hurts when I laugh —Kerr, Ian, 1953-

A fictional diary of the author's experiences during a three week stay in hospital. An amusing, yet moving, account of a person who battles to stay honest with God despite oddball visitors, outrageous medical procedures,...

Death by Request —John, Romilly.

Five guests sit around the breakfast table but this morning they are quite subdued, because the sixth guest has been murdered.

The cross and the switchblade —Wilkerson, David, 1931-2011.

A story of evangelism working miracles in the youth gangs of New York, at times horrifying, with murder, drugs and prostitution.

Carry on, Jeeves —Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975.

A humorous collection of the exploits of that most unflappable of butlers, Jeeves.

The big four —Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976.

Who are the big four? There is Li Chang, the controlling force, S represented by a dollar sign. Number three is a Frenchwoman but who is number four?

The drunken forest —Durrell, Gerald, 1925-1995.

Another zoological narrative from this well-known naturalist writer. In this book the author and his wife are collecting animals in Ecuador.

If only they could talk —Herriot, James.

Life as a vet in the Yorkshire Dales of England is full of humorous and sometimes frightening adventures.

Full moon —Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975.

Domineering aunts, nieces wishing to marry and a painting of a prize pig provide problems for the Hon. Galahad Threepwood.

A hot day in May —Savarin, Julian Jay.

The security and unity of the newly reunified Germany is threatened by a web of intrigue.