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Xa Milne

Fiona Houston

Seaweed And Eat It is the foodie's answer to The Dangerous Book for Boys, and a nostalgic journey of rediscovery for the whole family. 
 
Part cookbook, part natural history guide, with tasty recipes, fascinating folklore and inspiring ideas for seasonal feasts, Seaweed leads the reader through the process of identifying, learning about and cooking unusual and native wild foods. 
 
From discovering edible wild plants and flowers, to creating delicious seasonal feasts, Seaweed puts the fun into foraging and injects a sense of adventure into preparing dinner. 
 
For anyone interested in the origins of their food - or who's shocked by the price of elderflower cordial - this inspirational cookbook will ensure mealtimes are never dull. 
 
This revised edition is black and white.

Seaweed and Eat It

A Family Foraging and Cooking Adventure

Yolanda Celbridge

Nudist genetics student Belle Pudget remains an uncaned submissive until Geisha, slave of dominatrix Dr Jolita Cunliffe, introduces her to bare-bottom chastisement. Belle joins the Paine Institute on a remote island where, free of western taboos, Cunliffe's sadistic rival Darwinia Paine whips her nurses into servitude, trying to unlock the secrets of eternal youth. Belle must ultimately choose whether to bare her buttocks in submission, or wield the lash... forever.

Skin Slave

Pamela Kyle

At 28, Suzie Carlton is at the height of her journalistic career, working as a publishing editor. Discovering that her sexual self is essentially submissive, even a little masochistic, she embarks on a relationship which takes her to previously unknown heights of erotic pleasure.

Wicked Work

Guy Martin

It is a largely forgotten fact that Britain was the first industrialized country in the world, but Guy Martin - the cult motorcycle racer and mechanic - is about to remind us how the industrial revolution helped make Britain great. 
 
Guy shows how the discoveries made in the late 18th-19th centuries are to thank for the ease of our every day lives: in order to cook a bacon and egg sandwich in Industrial-era conditions, Guy has to restore a steam locomotive and railway to have the components delivered to the local shop; he has to bring a saw mill back into working order to be able to make a bicycle; he has to revamp a Victorian fishing trawler so he can cook himself some fish and chips, and when he decides to mow the lawn, he restores a Victorian botanical garden. After all that, he's in need of a holiday - so he sets to work restoring a Victorian holiday resort. 
 
Illustrated throughout with specially commissioned photography as well as historical images, Guy will take us through each project; his passion, enthusiasm and sheer inventiveness bringing a completely new perspective to the Industrial Revolution. He invites us to live it with him, to enjoy the nostalgia, marvel in the mechanics and learn from its legacy.

How Britain Worked

Carol Smilie

Carol Smillie, popular TV presenter and working mother, guides mothers through the practical problems and emotional issues they face when returning to work. Her advice will give mothers all the information they need to know on: 
 
Achieving a work-life balance 
Maternity leave and pay, parental leave and tax credits 
Choosing suitable childcare 
Surviving the nine-to-five, or finding a job after a career break 
Streamlining household chores, cooking and entertaining 
 
Fully revised and updated to include all the latest information on mothers' rights at work and the benefits they're entitled to.

Carol Smillie's The Working Mum's Handbook

William Doughty

The young servant girl slid helplessly into the foaming water which filled her mistress's marble bath.Her black and white maid's uniform was instantly drenched and clung to her in a way that outlined every part of her curvaceous body. 
 
"We may, in the seclusion of this home, begin to explore what most people would think of as forbidden pleasures." 
 
With these words Robert Shanescrosse introduces his young and beautiful wife to the peculiar delights he shares with his carefully selected servants at the most peculiar house in Victorian England. Yet he has an even darker secret which requires everyone at the manor to work hard to satisfy the strange desires of three men of dubious integrity. 
 
Why does the puritanical Mr Blanking send young ladies into muddy pond wearing only theit hats? Can the wicked Sir Horace ever obtain the satisfaction he craves through cruelty? And why is David making such strange demands? How can Robert, Jane and their servants offer pleasures extreme enough to please them?

Pleasing Them

Delver Maddingley

The glamorous world of erotic publishing is the setting for the Captain's latest salacious venture, and, as ever, he enters into it with gusto. But the Jack of all trades can't do everything by himself: he needs writers, editors, illustrators and models. Given the Captain's predilection for female company, it's hardly surprising that most of these turn out to be women, and they soon strike up a good working relationship. So good, in fact, that some of the books begin to seem tame by comparison...

The Palace of Eros

Dogs have always been man's best friend. But this collection will have you wondering why. Don't be fooled by their furry faces and wagging tales; here you'll find barking mad dogs showcasing their ap-paw-ling behaviour and pedigree pranks. 
 
From pernicious pugs to delinquent dachshunds, laugh at the canines who have been caught red-nosed, pushing unconditional love to the limit.

Bad Dogs

Jacqueline Masterson

Fudge and her mistress, Clarissa, belong to the Thames Valley Punishment Club, which puts on a series of kinky events at a refurbished army camp. Fudge is jealous when Clarissa seduces a young scaffolder, revealing his submissive side. 
But at least Fudge does not have to endure the camp for male re-education, where the Oxford Bluestockings, rivals of the TVCP, take measures to change Scott the scaffolder's tabloid-reading ways

The Punishment Camp

Nude sunbathing and spanking with a submissive girlfriend lead hedonistic Sandra Shanks to the rigors of Quirke's School, where adult schoolgirls are taught old-fashioned submission, in the stern modesty of too-tight uniforms. Strict discipline means 'baring up below' for bare-bottom caning or birching, with refinements like the hoop and cage, and the noble art of nude female boxing. In a school without males, the dormitory fun of 'all girls together' is as deliciously naughty as Sandra imagined - until she learns sadistic Miss Quirke's own guilty secret.

Sandra's New School

P S Brett

Having taken up the reins of river-side casino The Paddle-Boat, the sexy and wickedly imaginative Valerie McKnight is determined to bring a new service to her thrill-seeking gamblin public. Her beautuful croupiers are re-trained to provide a sideline in Domination and Fantasy in the cellar of the grand casino building. Rumours alone soon attract the attention of many curious local gents.

Dice With Domination

If there’s one thing that unites kinky sex, it’s spanking. Go to any fetish club, any naughty party, and there’s sure to be bottoms getting smacked. That’s no great surprise, because – as every spanker and every spankee knows – that’s what bottoms are for, and if it’s popular with players, it’s just as popular with writers. 
 
To make up this collection of eight stories we’ve chosen contributions from authors who are also genuine enthusiasts for their subject, so we’re pleased to present a positive feast of raised skirts, lowered panties, beautifully rounded cheeks and lots and lots of spanking.

Taken in Hand

Spanked

Kate Stewart

Vicar's daughter and aspiring journalist Tess Morgan is willing to do anything to pay off her student overdraft. Luckily for Tess, her flatmate Imogen is the daughter of infamous madam, Liberty Hall, who owns a pleasure palace of the same name that operates under a guise of respectability as a hotel. 
 
 When Tess lands herself a summer job catering for 'special clients' at Liberty Hall, she sees an opportunity to clear that overdraft with a bit of undercover journalism. But when she tries to tell all to a Sunday newspaper, Tess is in for a shocking surprise.

Liberty Hall

Penny Birch

Natasha Linnet is the perfect modern girl - single successful, independent and capable of putting men in their place with a single word. Yet she has a single desire, and not one that she could ever admit to smart friends. She wants to be spanked, and not just by her girlfriend or any of her male admirers. Instead she needs proper discipline, and from someone strict enough to take her across their lap, pull down her expensive silk panties and slap her bare bottom raw. First, though, she has to find someone who will see her not as the aloof young woman she appears to be, but as what she is underneath - a spoilt brat. 
 
The latest book in Penny Birch's series of bestselling erotica takes the mischievious Natasha on a humiliating, exhilatating, wet-knickered thrill ride through rural France. Other titles in this series featuring Natasha are: Temper Tantrums, Dirty Laundry, Peach, When she was Bad, In Disgrace, What Happens to Bad Girls? and Bare, White &amp; Rosy.

Brat

Astrid Fox

Lilli Sandstrom is an archaeologist in her mid-thirties; cool blond  fisherman Arvak Berg is her good-looking lover. When their tempestuous  relationship becomes too hot to handle Lilli retreats to the northern  forests of her childhood. There, in the beauty of the wilderness, she is  seduced by a fellow archaeologist, woodcutter Henrik and the glacial  but bewitching Malin. However Arvak is constantly in her sexual thoughts  and when she comes across some ancient rune carvings, she discovers  evidence of an old, familiar story that may teach her how to handle the  moody but hunky Arvak.

Snow Blonde

John Collis

The United Kingdom had never seen anything like it, as two rock'n'roll legends rampaged around the country on Britain's first-ever rock tour. Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran lived the rock'n'roll lifestyle to the full, bringing to an end the monochrome 1950s and ushering in the swinging 60s. 
 
John Collis has traced the story of the UK tour that was a defining moment in British popular culture to its tragic climax with the death of Eddie Cochran. He looks back on the contrasting backgrounds of the two stars, follows the tale onwards to Gene Vincent's death from alcohol and drug abuse, and examines the lasting legacy of their music.

Gene Vincent & Eddie Cochran

Jack Stevens

The Fellowship of Iron. What is it? Who is it? Why do the men involved with it end up dead? 
 
Mike's a professional bodybuilder. Richard's an up-and-coming journalist. They're very much in love. But their world is torn apart and their lives put in danger when Mike's former lover and bodybuilding mentor is found dead, and they learn for the first time of the Fellowship of Iron. Suddenly the two young men are caught up in a vicious game of revenge, lies and betrayal that threatens to destroy their relationship as they are plunged into a world of dangerous men, sweat and pumping muscles.

Fellowship of Iron

Aishling Morgan

This novel traces the history of the innocent but wilful Octavia Challacombe as she is corrupted by the wicked Maray family. Along with Polly Endicott and a group of other buxom Devon girls, she is cajoled and teased into providing increasingly perverse services for the Squire and his family. 
Part of the Cream Series. Other titles include Peaches and Cream and Cream Tease.

Devon Cream

Mike Lee

London bid leader and British Olympic hero Sebastian Coe, Tony Blair and David Beckham all played a part in winning the most competitive race for the Games in Olympic history. But it was far from plain sailing and the campaign was a rollercoaster ride of emotions: full of drama, controversy and tears from the moment businesswoman Barbara Cassani was given the task of launching the bid in 2003, to the fateful day in Singapore when her successor, Lord Coe, and the rest of the world was told London had won. 
Mike Lee was at the heart of this intriguing journey through the entangled world of International Olympic Committee politics, international sport, British politics and the media as he travelled the world with Coe and other team members to present London's bid.

The Race for the 2012 Olympics

Silk &amp; Strangers is a collection of eight short stories set in the world of adventurous, uninhibited sex. Wife-swapping, swinging, dogging, exhibitionism and voyeurism are all explored in vivid detail by some of the best erotic writers around, including Lucy Felthouse, Monica Belle and Cat Scarlett.

Silk & Strangers

Can’t afford a townhouse in London’s most illustrious neighbourhood? Well this is the next best thing – your ultimate and official guide to all things Made in Chelsea. 
 
· Lucy gets up in your grill 
· How to get Millie and Rosie’s SW3 style 
· Discover Binky’s secret London hang-outs 
· Pardy with the bois in the world’s most exclusive hot spots 
· Mark Francis and Victoria reveal their fashionista dos and don’ts 
· Everything you wanted to know about Spencer, but were afraid to ask 
 
· And Binky’s mum provides the voice of reason … 
 
Keep calm and carry on...you’re in Chelsea, darling.

Made in Chelsea

Life and Style Essentials: The Official Handbook

Dawn Porter

There's a new shade in vogue: silver is the new black. Women everywhere are falling for the sophisticated charms of this increasingly visible species - the silver fox. Take a trip to the cinema and there's gorgeous George Clooney smiling at you with his salt and pepper charm, Harrison Ford with his shimmering locks, Sean Connery with that white-silver tonsure. Turn on your TV and there's a shiny array of them; Des Lynam and Parky, John Slattery as Roger Sterling in Mad Men, endless re-runs of Inspector Morse, Larry Lamb in Eastenders. 
 
All your favourites and more are packed into this treat of a book. You won't be able to resist: there's only one reason Monica Lewinsky kept returning to the Oval Office - it's the silver fox charm.

Silver Foxes

Older, Wiser and a Damn Sight Sexier

David Kirkpatrick

The Lives Less Ordinary series brings you the most exciting, adventurous and entertaining true-life writing that is out there, for men who are time-poor but want the best. Lives Less Ordinary drops you into extreme first-hand accounts of human experience, whether that's the adrenaline-pumping heights of professional sport, the brutality of the modern battlefield, the casual violence of the criminal world, the mind-blowing frontiers of science, or the excesses of rock 'n' roll, high finance and Hollywood. Lives Less Ordinary also brings you some of the finest comic voices around, on every subject from toilet etiquette to Paul Gascoigne. 
 
Six years after it was created, over 500 million people use Facebook. But it was started as a lark in a Harvard dorm room by a couple of 19-year-olds. David Kirkpatrick brings you the definitive, first-hand inside story of how the visionary Mark Zuckerberg had the maturity, strategic smarts and luck to keep his company ahead of its rivals, as well as the self-assurance at just 20-years-old to turn down an offer of $10 million dollars for his fledgling, four-month-old website. 
 
This digital bite has been extracted from David Kirkpatrick's fascinating book The Facebook Effect.

How to Become an Internet Billionaire

Lives Less Ordinary

Pete Wicks

The only way is a rescue dog. 
 
French Bulldogs are the UK’s most popular dog breed, and nobody loves them more than Pete Wicks. Although he’s most famous for his appearances on The Only Way is Essex, he’s never happier than when he’s with his best friend – no, not James Lock – his French Bulldog Eric. But their story hasn’t been all walkies and biscuits. 
 
In 2016, Pete was devastated to suddenly lose his adored French Bulldog Ernest at just three years old. The Wolfpack was torn apart. Left to pick up the pieces with Eric, he realised that he knew very little about the breed and the reason why Ern died so young. In honour of his old pal, Pete teamed up with animal charities and uncovered the shocking unregulated breeding and illegal importation that led to the life-threatening illness Ernest suffered from. And the problem is widespread. 
 
But if you want one of the best companion dogs you could ever own, a pup that is affectionate and playful (or some would say mischievous), then a French Bulldog is perfect for you. Here Pete reveals the many tips he’s learned for a happy life with a Frenchie, and how we can all help to eradicate the problems facing the breed. Most touchingly, for the first time he bravely recounts that love and grief we all feel for a special dog. 
 
This is a book that EVERY dog lover needs to read.

For the Love of Frenchies

The Dogs that Changed my Life

Rick Gallop

The must have companion to Rick Gallop's bestselling The Gi Diet and Living the Gi Diet has now been completely revised and updated to make shopping and eating out the Gi Diet way even easier. 
Comprehensive Gi food listings are neatly organised by supermarket aisle and sorted into Rock Gallop's familiar, easy-to-use, unique GI red, amber and green lists - so you can make informed choices as you fill you basket. And with invaluable section on eating out - both at luchtime and in the evening, whether your choice is fast food, take-away or Italion, Indian, Greek or Chinese - you can enjoy life without compromising your diet. 
Packed with sound advice that you would expect from Rick Gallop's internationally bestselling and critically aclaimed GI Diet series, The Gi Diet: Shopping and Eating Out Pocket Guide fits neatly into your bag and your life.

The Gi Diet Shopping and Eating Out Pocket Guide

Crystalle Valentino

Venetia Halliday is a go-getting entrepreneur who's trying to make it in London's fiercely competitive restaurant business. Her new chef - East End wide-boy Micky Quinn - is tricking his way into her business and her bed. He's cheeky, well-built, horny and confident - and Venetia's polished and calm appearance is being ruffled by his rogueish charm. 
 
Venetia is determined that her Camden Town restaurant will take the prestigious Blue Ribbon Award. But with barriers broken down in every area of her personal life and wild sexual abandon on the menu, can she keep her mind on the job on hand, or will her 'bit of rough' snatch the glory from under her nose? 
 
Black Lace erotic fiction - the best adult stories and erotic books for women

The Naked Flame

Various

Shocking...Perverse...True 
 
Nexus is the largest list of erotic fiction in the UK, brimming over with the most bizarre, fetishistic and downright filthy sexual fantasies imaginable. Now, from the intimate correspondence of our readers, come the true tales of cruel punishments, ritual humiliations, and initiations into the world of domination and submission. 
 
Here, Nexus readers share their most intimate secrets - from the slaves who'll do anything they're told, to ice-cool supervixens; from husbands who like to watch, to the men - and women - who pleasure their neighbours' wives - it's all here, in our kinkiest and most perverse collection yet.

The Nexus Letters

Tara Black

Student Judith Wilson lands a job at the Nemesis Archive, an institution dedicated to the documentation of perverse female desires, under the imperious Samantha James. Unable to accept correction at the hands of the Director, she is forced to resign. But one manuscript in particular has awoken her guilty fascination with corporal punishment, and leads her to its author and his obscure Rigorist Order in Brittany. The discipline practised there brings Judith's sexuality into a class of its own, and she returns to the Archive to bring her wayward former co-workers to heel.

Drawn To Discipline

Julie Burchill

Daniel Raven

Britain is experiencing a sudden reckless rush of liberalisation, from 24 hour licensing to gay marriages. But how did we get from idolising Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier to Jordan and Peter Andre? Funny and bittersweet, Made In Brighton interweaves personal stories of life in Brighton with larger themes of sex, politics and class to take a cold, hard look at the changing face of Britain, and at the town which has always been at the vanguard of Britain's cultural evolution. From punk to dance, dope to coke, the Labour party to hen parties, straight to gay to bi, this book holds a mirror up to the dazed face of Britain and gives it a good hard slap.

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