Adventure

Raise the Titanic! – Clive Cussler's classic Dirk Pitt sea-adventure thriller in a 1980 Sphere Books paperback, issued as the film tie-in edition with the dramatic painted cover of the liner breaking…

Allan Quatermain – H. Rider Haggard's classic sequel to King Solomon's Mines, in a compact 1936 Hodder and Stoughton hardcover bound in the publisher's red cloth. Quatermain, Sir Henry Curtis, Captain Good…

For enthusiasts of sailing, naval history and literary thrillers, The Nautical Chart offers an absorbing journey into a world where old maps can conceal dangerous secrets and the past continues to exert…

Die Engele Ween - Near fine 1982 first Afrikaans edition of Wilbur Smith's The Angels Weep, published as Die Engele Ween and translated by Ludwig Visser. A handsome gilt-stamped red faux-leather Leserskring…

Scarce vintage circa-1930 Hodder & Stoughton edition of J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan and Wendy, beautifully illustrated by Mabel Lucie Attwell. Original pictorial cloth with colour plates and numerous illustrations. A charming…

A collectible 1979 hardcover featuring a fresh collection of Simon Templar (The Saint) adventures by Leslie Charteris, perfect for fans of classic British mystery and crime fiction.

For readers who enjoy literary fiction with emotional depth and social relevance, The Beneficiaries is an excellent choice. The novel will appeal to those interested in contemporary South African literature, family dramas…

Throughout Edge of the Rain, readers are treated to the author's trademark combination of meticulous research and compelling storytelling. The novel offers not only an engaging narrative but also a thoughtful exploration…

Today, Old Dusty of the Low Veld remains an appealing title for collectors of Africana and southern African frontier history. The book offers a glimpse into the lives of the solitary prospectors…

As an early high-circulation Cassell printing, King Solomon’s Mines from 1887 stands as a desirable example of Victorian adventure publishing. It is both a compelling literary classic and a tangible piece of…

A landmark work of American postmodern literature, Trout Fishing in America remains a touchstone for readers and writers drawn to experimental fiction and the literary movements of the American West Coast.

There Should Have Been Five is both an intimate memoir and a universal story of coping, growth, and finding meaning amid life’s unforeseen challenges, offering readers a deeply personal yet relatable journey.

Back to the Bush: Another Year in the Wild is the tale of a second year at Sasekile Private Game Reserve for Angus MacNaughton, his brother Hugh and the melange of outlandish…

​Under the Avalanche: A Tale of the Sierra Nevada by W.J. Gordon is a historical adventure novel set during the California Gold Rush of 1851. The story follows a group of miners…

First English language UK edition 

The King of the Snakes and other Folklore Stories From Uganda

In the final novel written by Robert van Gulik, Judge Dee faces his most complex and politically charged case yet in Murder in Canton—a masterful blend of historical depth and gripping detective…

In this captivating installment of the Judge Dee mysteries, The Necklace and the Calabash finds the eminent magistrate reluctantly drawn into a labyrinth of royal intrigue, murder, and mysticism. While seeking a…

Step once more into the elegant, intrigue-laden world of Ancient China with Judge Dee, the celebrated detective of the Tang Dynasty. In The Willow Pattern, Robert van Gulik crafts another brilliant tale…

Behind every verdict is a mystery—and behind every mystery, the unwavering hand of justice. Judge Dee at Work offers a fascinating glimpse into the legendary magistrate’s career through eight short cases drawn…