Introducing Locke Lamora, the fantasy genre's next cult hero. A brilliant debut fantasy from a 26-year-old author.

Locke Lamora takes to the seas in the sequel to the sensation THE LIES OF LOCKE LAMORA

Two orphaned children are on the run, hiding among the crumbling canals and misty alleyways of the city. Befriended by a gang of street children and their mysterious leader, the Thief Lord, they shelter in an old, disused cinema. On their trail is a bungling detective, obsessed with disguises and the health of his pet tortoises.

We could pass anything, anything at all, at speeds which would astonish you . Sue, orphaned at birth, is born among petty thieves - fingersmiths - in London's Borough. From the moment she draws breath, her fate is linked to another orphan, growing up in a gloomy mansion not too many miles away.

The King's magus believes he knows the site of an ancient treasure - Hamiathe's Gift. To attain it, he needs a skillful thief and he selects Gen from the King's prison. The magus is only interested in the thief's abilities; what Gen is interested in is anyone's guess.

A thrilling historical epic in the bestselling tradition of Fingersmith and The Shadow of the Wind - one orphan's epic search for what's left of his family.

It's time for the St White festival, and Daisuke has been so busy working on the festival committee that he forgot to get a present for Risa. His mother forces Daisuke to take a white ribbon as a gift. Unknown to Daisuke, there's a story that if a boy gives a white ribbon to a girl and ties it for her on St White, they will fall in love.

While continuing his relentless pursuit of information on Dark Mousy, Takeshi is distracted from his mission when he encounters a mysterious young woman in a museum. He falls instantly in love with her, and recruits Daisuke to help him find out who she is. Strangely, she doesn't seem to live anywhere near their city.

Forbidden love and suave alter egos make for an unforgettable tale of romance and adventure.

Scathing in its indictment of a cruel society, and pervaded by an unforgettable sense of threat and mystery, this novel is peopled with some of memorable characters (the arch-villain Fagin, the artful Dodger, the menacing Bill Sikes and the prostitute Nancy). It combines the elements of Gothic Romance, the Newgate Novel and popular melodrama.

A fabulous brand new Eddings standalone fantasy, set in an entirely new magical world.

Even though Daisuke was a little embarrassed to play a girl, he soon realizes that giving a good performance in the part of Freedert is the least he can do for his magical friend. Later, there's a series of transformations and troubled sleep, when a near kiss from Daisuke to Riku changes him into Dark.

When Risa and Dark (who's actually Wiz in disguise) go to a popular new horror movie, Wiz is nearly scared to death! Meanwhile, Riku and Daisuke are enjoying their time alone, although Daisuke's trying not to have too good of a time, lest he change into Dark and blow the whole thing. And when a monster is unleashed, utter chaos ensues.

Everyone has been rescued, and Daisuke finds himself in the forest with Riku, alone. Or is he? His family seems to have been following him for quite some time, and his mother is very disappointed that her son doesn't have the guts to give Riku more than a peck on the forehead. She's not the only one frustrated with Daisuke's hesitance.

Krad continues his attempt to kill Daisuke. He decides to let Daisuke live this time, knocks him into the ocean one last time, and leaves. The main themes of this book are that Daisuke still trusts Satoshi even though Krad is trying to kill him, and that Riku is still insecure about her relationship with Daisuke.