Trafalgar The Men The Battle - On 21 October 1805, the massive battle of Trafalgar decided who would rule the waves. This is the real story, told through diaries and eyewitness accounts.

One False Move - Myron Bolitar knows how to handle himself. Until he meets one of the hottest female sports stars around... 'A pulsing, pacy thriller... Coben grabs you and never lets you go'... Observer

In The Co Of Cheerful Ladies - Now married to Mr JLB Matekoni of Tlokweng Road Speedy Motors, Precious Ramotswe is still busy with her detective agency, where plenty more colourful characters appear to distract her.

Whispers In The Village - More gossip, intrigue, humour and surprise from the village of Turnham Malpas, where a new female rector is causing a stir. EXCLUSIVE TO LISTEN2BOOKS UNTIL MAY 2005

Darkest Fear - Myron Bolitar is desperately searching for the missing donor for a dying boy who needs a bone-marrow transplant. Finding him means unravelling a dark mystery that involves a broken family, a kidnapping and the FBI.

The Full Cupboard Of Life - Mma Ramotswe, Botswana's only female private eye, has weighty matters on her mind, including a new client's gold-digging suitors.

The Last Juror - Mississippi, 1970. In a gripping trial, Danny Padgitt is convicted to life for a brutal murder. But 'life' doesn't always mean life, and nine year's later, Danny is out of prison and is seeking revenge.

A Carribean Mystery - Miss Marple is holidaying in the Caribbean when a mysterious man approaches her with a surprising question - and the next day he's found dead. Now its Miss Marple's turn to ask the questions....Unabridged

A Murder Is Announced - Miss Jane Marple and her neighbours in the village of Chipping Cleghorn read in the local paper that a murder will take place one Friday evening in October ... Who can resist?

Predator - Medical examiner Dr Kay Scarpetta is back home in Richmond, Virginia. Of course, in no time at all she finds herself being asked to call upon her considerable experience to track down another killer¿

Goodbye Mr Chips - Martin Clunes plays Mr Chipping over a 50 year period - from his first day as a Latin Master to his death at 83 - in this remake of one of the best loved classics of English literature and film. Cert. U (1 DVD)

Marie Antoinette - Marie Antoinette is a controversial figure in history. Antonia Fraser pays tribute to the woman whose life story continues to arouse mixed emotions.Spoken Word Awards - Silver Winner Best Biography 2002.

Terminus - Made in 1961, this awardwinning documentary captures a day in the life of Londons Waterloo Station. The film catches vignettes from childhood, marriage, work, crime and punishment, old age and death.

Terminus - Made in 1961, this awardwinning documentary captures a day in the life of Londons Waterloo Station. The film catches vignettes from childhood, marriage, work, crime and punishment, old age and death.

Tommy Cooper Very Best Vol.1and2 - Madcap humour from one of the UKs funniest comics. The recording is from his television heyday and has many of his trademark gags.

Three Little Ships - It's the Summer of 1940, and soldiers are ferried to safety from the beaches of Dunkirk. In this family saga the need to find one man is especially urgent.

Lifeless - It looks as if a killer is targeting Londons homeless community, so DI Tom Thorne goes undercover to investigate. What he discovers is that this is no random killer this is someone with a particular purpose and a terrifying plan.

Vagabond The Grail Quest - It is 14th century England and Thomas of Hookton is sent by the King in search of the Holy Grail. But Thomas finds he is not the only one on its trail and his rivals will stop at nothing to get their hands on it...

Fleshmarket Close - Inspector Rebus gests involved with illegal immigrants and asylum seekers after the murder of a teenager, who appears to be involved with a white power organisation.

Winston'S War - In this masterful blend of fact and imagination, the listener is placed in the thick of history, witnessing the relationship between Winston Churchill and Guy Burgess, BBC reporter - and leading Soviet spy.

The Six Wives Of Henry Viii - In this dramatic and enthralling historical biography, Fraser shows that Henry's wives were not the female stereotypes they're so often portrayed as, but strong and feisty characters in their own right.

Eleven Minutes - In this daring modern fable about the nature of love and sex, Maria dreams of finding fame and fortune but works as a prostitute. Her despairing view of love is eventually put to the test.

Intrigue In The Village - In this contemporary rural saga, there are plenty of events to entertain, interest and intrigue the villagers of Turnham Malpas. First of all, there's the party at the Big House, to which everyone has been invited.

Five Little Pigs - In this Hercule Poirot tale, the brilliant Belgian detective just can't get the nursery rhyme out of his mind ... 'The answer to the riddle is brilliant' Times Literary Supplement.

Never Surrender - In this compelling fictional story about Churchill's battle of wills with Hitler, courage and defiance are displayed in abundance - not just by Churchill, but by ordinary people over three fateful weeks.

Sons Of Fortune - In Archer's latest blockbuster, boy twins are parted at birth - Nat goes home with his parents, Fletcher becomes the son of a millionaire. Later their lives are linked in the most extraordinary circumstances.

The Landscape Of Love - In the summer of 1967, three young sisters pose for a portrait. The lives of the girls - and a local man - change irrevocably, but it's not until years later that the man can begin to understand.

The Bookseller Of Kabul - In the spring of 2002, Journalist Asne Seierstad spent four months living with bookseller Sultan Khan and his extended family in Kabul. The result is this unique portrait of daily life in modernday Afghanistan.

Atonement - In the garden of a country house on the hottest day of 1935, three young people's lives are changed forever and the youngest of them, thirteen year old Briony Tallis, commits a crime for which she will spend her life trying to atone.

Heretic - In 1347, Thomas of Hookton faces more than enemy arrows the plague erupts and the search for the Holy Grail is ever more urgent. 'Spectacular, rattling good stuff' - The Times

The American Boy - In 1819, the new master at a school near London is tutor to two boys. He becomes caught up with one of the boys families, and when a brutal crime is committed, he is drawn into a deadly tangle of lies and murder.

Persian Fire - In 480 bc, the Persians invaded the Greek mainland. Astonishingly the Greeks held out, and the Persians were turned back. In this new title, Tom Holland describes this very first clash of empires between East and West.

A Good Year - If you loved A Year in Provence, you'll love this story of Max Skinner, an ex-City slicker who discovers he has inherited an 18th century vineyard in Provence.'Charming and refreshingly unpretentious' - Mail on Sunday

The Sixth Lamentation - Father Anselm of Larkwood Monastery is called to investigate the background of a man accused of war crimes. For Agnes Embleton, it brings back a flood of wartime memories.

Nights Of Rain And Stars - Four complete strangers meet in a Greek taverna. They have each left their old lives, and now a shocking tragedy throws them unexpectedly together.

Private Peaceful - From the disease-ridden, rat-infested and ever-dangerous battlefields of the First World War, Thomas Peaceful recalls a childhood from which he had to grow up too soon.

Victorian London - Everyday life in Victorian London is described in full, fascinating detail in this thoroughly researched title. It covers the period 1840 to 1870, which sees Queen Victorias wedding as well as the first Underground trains.

Churchill - Exceptional in its breadth of knowledge and distinguished in its style, this brilliant account analyses Churchill's parliamentary career through its campaigns, elections and changes of allegiance.

Five People You Meet In Heaven - Eddie is an amusement park maintenance worker who died trying to save a child. When he gets to heaven, five people help him understand what his time on earth was all about.

Quentins - Ella Brady wants to make a documentary about Quentin's, a renowned Dublin restaurant. But as she uncovers its secrets, she wonders whether some stories are too sacred to be told.

The Winter Queen - Erast Fandorin is a gentleman sleuth who solves murders and mysteries against the glorious backdrop of Tsarist Russia. In this exciting first title, he's on the case of a law student who committed suicide in broad daylight.

Torment Of Others - Detective Chief Inspector Carol Jordan turns to a psychologist Dr Tony Hill for help when a prostitute is murdered, and it looks like a serial killer is on the loose again.

A Study In Scarlet - Doyle's first novel featuring supersleuth Sherlock Holmes is set against a backdrop of revenge and persistence. It begins in England and moves to the American West.Gold Award in the Spoken Word Audio of the YearUnabridged

Dance Little Lady - During World War II, four friends work long and hard at an armament depot in Portsmouth Harbour. Each woman nurses a secret, and eventually each one will have to face her fears.

Deanna Dubin 3 Smart Girls - Cert U . With their divorced parents back together, three sisters think life will be easy. Things turn out differently, however - offering lots of scope for Deanna to show offer her musical talents.

A Question Of Blood - At a private school just north of Edinburgh, there's been a shooting, and two 17-year-olds have been killed by an ex-Army loner. There doesn't seem to be much mystery to it, until Detective Inspector John Rebus starts investigating the reasons for the tragedy.

Deception Point - A shocking scientific discovery beneath the Arctic ice reveals an earth-shattering conspiracy. The team investigating the find, including intelligence analyst Rachel Sexton, find themselves fleeing for their lives across a desolate, lethal landscape.

The Pale Horseman - A splendid story of divided loyalties and desperate heroism, with a range of characters from Vikings to British Kings, from political but passionate priests to enduring fishermen and farmers desperately striving to survive as battle sweeps over them.

The Historian - A young girl accidentally re-opens a dark chapter in her fathers life in this vivid re-imagining of the Dracula myth, read by a cast of six actors, including Joanne Whalley and Martin Jarvis.

The Final Detail - After a woman he was hired to protect is killed, Myron Bolitar has run away to the Caribbean to escape his guilt. But everything he left behind has come back to haunt him and a friend is in trouble - murder trouble.

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