Stephen Taylor: 3 books

This book is about 'left overs'. It's like a cookery book, only it doesn't focus on quality fillet or how to deal with oysters; it does not look at Bordeaux or Burgundy. It is about schools, learning and how we have ended up with the most selective system of education since the...

Heather Moore was just starting to make her way in the world in her chosen profession of archaeology, when love took her unexpectedly; powerful potent love that invaded her very being. It was as though she had been ensnared like an unsuspecting creature that had, in one moment been frolicking unconcerned...

The year is 1970. Off the Normandy coast a fisherman is killed on board his own small fishing boat. But this is no fishing accident; this is murder, a petty squabble between criminals, this is the grubby world of smuggling and drug running. Twenty Two years later Nick Beverley inherits, on his 25th...