Gibbins, David

Crusader Gold

London, Headline, 2006

Fine as issued in Fine dustjacket.

Signed by the author.

Second novel - by the author of Atlantis.

Greene, Graham (introduction by Judith Adamson)

Reflections

London ,Reinhardt Books, 1990

Fine in Near Fine dust jacket, some fading to spine.

The book is a selection of previously uncollected essays, travel reports and reviews spanning nearly 70 years.

Greene, Graham

The Tenth Man

London, Bodley Head, 1985

First edition.  Fine in Fine dust jacket.

Greene wrote the manuscript in 1944 while under contract to Metro Goldwyn Mayer.  It remained forgotten in MGM's archives until 1983 and was published in 1985 with a Foreword from Graham Greene.

Greene, Graham

The Captain and The Enemy

London, Reinhardt Books/Viking, 1988

Fine in Fine dustjacket.  An exceptional copy in apparently unread condition.

Gstrein, Norbert

The English Years

London, Harvill, 1999

First edition, first printing.  Fine in Fine loosely protected dust jacket.

A crime novel about the destiny of a Austrian Jew in WW2, described by W.G. Sebald as "an exceptional work of prose fiction, carefully crafted, unpretentious and accomplished at the same time".

Hepburn, Susan

Missing

London, Piatkus, 2001

Fine in Fine dustjacket.

Signed bookplate loosely laid in.

Author's well-received first novel.

Homes, A. M.

May We Be Forgiven

London, Granta, 2012

First edition, first printing.  Fine (unread) in Fine dustjacket.  Signed by the author to the title page.

Winner of the Women's Fiction Prize for 2013 (formerly the Orange Prize), beating the bookies' favourite, Hilary Mantel.

Hyland, M. J.

Carry Me Down.

Edinburgh, Canongate, 2006

First printing paperback original (no hardback edition).

 Fine as issued in printed card wraps.

BOOKER shortlisted 2006.  Man Booker bookmark for 2006 laid in.

Haig, Matt

A Boy called Christmas

Edinburgh, Canongate, 2015.  First edition, first printing.  Fine (unread) in Fine dust jacket.  Signed by the author to the title page. Illustrations by Chris Mould.   First novel in the Christmas series, which was received with great enthusiasm.

Hannah, Sophie

A Game For All The Family

London, Hodder & Stoughton, 2015

First edition, first printing.  Tiny crease (production fault) to base of spine but otherwise Fine in Fine dust jacket.

Hawkins, Paula

The Girl  on The Train

London, Doubleday, 2015

First edition, first printing.  Fine (unread) in Fine protected dust jacket.  International best-selling first novel  -  already into multiple reprints.

Hislop, Victoria

Cartes Postales from Greece

London, Headline, 2016

First edition, first printing. Fine as issued from publisher in fine loosely protected dust jacket. Signed by the author to the title page.

Liberally illustrated with colour plates (photography by Alexandros Kakolyris}. Described as "fiction with a distinctive photographic framework".

Sunday Times bestseller.

Horoqitz, Anthony

London, Jonathan Cape, 2018

Forever and A Day (with original material by Ian Fleming) 007 A James Bond Novel.

First edition, first printing. Fine as issued in Fine loosely protected dust jacket. Unsigned.  Quickly reprinted on publication. Unsigned.

At the end of the novel, the author expresses his gratitude to Ian Fleming Publications Ltd. and the Ian Fleming Estate for "inviting me back a second time".  He reveals that much of the chapter "Russian Roulette" was drawn from one of the outlines Ian Fleming wrote for an American television series that never happened.

Hurley, Andrew Michael

Devil's Day

London, John Murray, 2017

First edition, first printing.  Fine as issued in Fine loosely protected dust jacket.  Signed by the author to the title page.

Andrew Michael Hurley won the Costa First Novel Award for The Loney.  This is his second novel.

Hurley, Graham

Estocada

UK, Head of Zeus, 2018

First edition, first printing. Fine as issued in Fine dust jacket.  Signed and dated (4th July 2018) by the author. Book 3 in the popular Wars Within series.  Shortlisted for the Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize.