The 14th Inspector Rebus novel - and No.1 bestseller

The 6th Inspector Rebus novel - 'an outstanding creation' [Sunday Telegraph]

The 7th Inspector Rebus novel from the award-winning, No.1 bestselling author

The 16th Inspector Rebus novel from 'Britain's No.1 crime writer' [Daily Mirror]

* The third in the Sunday Philosophy Club series, starring amateur sleuth Isabel Dalhousie

The 13th Inspector Rebus novel from No.1 bestselling author Ian Rankin

Twelve Inspector Rebus mysteries from the award-winning, No.1 bestselling author.

* The fourth warm, witty and utterly enchanting instalment from 44 Scotland Street

* The fourth novel in the hugely popular Sunday Philosophy Club series

An impassioned, intense, haunting family drama - a stunning imagining of a life stolen, and reclaimed

The new No.1 bestseller - Ian Rankin's first stand-alone thriller for a decade.

From the Meadows to Princes Street, from Arthur's Seat to Calton Hill and Edinburgh Castle, the author paints a picture of Edinburgh and its people. He broadens our perspective of familiar sights and customs, introduces us to Confucian philosophy and Chinese poetry, corrects cultural misconceptions, and encourages us to appreciate life.

In Edinburgh, 16-year-old Reggie works as a nanny for a GP. But Dr Hunter has gone missing and Reggie seems to be the only person who is worried. Detective Chief Inspector Louise Monroe is also looking for a missing person, unaware that hurtling towards her is an old friend - Jackson Brodie - himself on a journey that becomes fatally interrupted.

Troubled Environmental Health Officer Danny Skinner is engaged on a quest to uncover what he refers to as 'the bedroom secrets of the master chefs'. He regards the unravelling of this classified information as the key to learning genetic facts about himself and the crippling compulsions that threaten to wreck his young life.

An intimate look at Edinburgh, written by Robert Louis Stevenson, a man uniquely qualified for the task.

This is the tale of the lost city below the Scottish capital, chronicling Edinburgh's history, its structure and the lives of its inhabitants. The book discusses the lost city's rediscovery, the stories that made it legendary, the areas where it existed, and where to find the parts that remain.

By the end of 18th century Edinburgh had become the marvel of modern Europe, home to the finest minds of the day and their breathtaking innovations in architecture, politics, science, the arts, and economies. This book tells the story of the triumph of this town and the men whose vision brought it into being.

* More delightful philosophical musings from Isabel Dalhousie, Edinburgh philosopher and amateur sleuth

The theft of millions of pounds from an online game's bank means real world bloodshed in this compelling and timely thriller

Brilliant collection of short stories from No.1 bestselling author Ian Rankin