The Song Of The Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinctions

Bryan Davies and Jenny Day’s Vanishing Waters provides an essential, scholarly study of South Africa's freshwater ecosystems while delivering a direct challenge to regional water management policies. Published by University of Cape Town Press, this comprehensive volume investigates how rivers, lakes, wetlands, and estuaries are systematically transformed and degraded by pollution, over-abstraction, and poor environmental management. Written in the late 1990s, the text offers an accurately predictive warning regarding South Africa's modern municipal water shortages, detailing how over-engineering and institutional neglect would outstrip natural supply. Visually enriched with color photographs and detailed black-and-white line drawings—including practical macroinvertebrate identification keys

Author: Bryan Davis & Jenny Day

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Magic is a death sentence. In a world gripped by anti-mage panic, a ruthless zealot launches a brutal holy war to eradicate all sorcery. Mageborn is a fast-paced, gritty epic fantasy novel filled with dangerous rogue magic, dark political intrigue, and an intense battle for survival.

Author: Stephen Aryan

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Newly promoted, Detective Sergeant William Warwick has been reassigned to the drugs squad. His first case: to investigate a notorious south London drug lord known as the Viper. But as William and his team close the net around a criminal network unlike any they have ever encountered, he is also faced with an old enemy, Miles Faulkner. It will take all of William's cunning to devise a means to bring both men to justice: a trap neither will expect, one that is hidden in plain sight...

Author: Jeffrey Archer

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Why was an old lady brutally murdered the night before 9/11? Why was a successful New York banker not surprised to receive a woman’s left ear in the morning post? In False Impression, number-one bestselling author Jeffrey Archer spins a complex web of intriguing questions. Follow a breathtaking journey of twists and turns that will take you from New York to London, Bucharest, Tokyo, and finally a sleepy English village. As a senior FBI agent struggles to connect eight seemingly innocent individuals, the mystery of Van Gogh’s last painting will finally be resolved—delivering a final twist you won't see coming.

Author: Jeffrey Archer

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On the outskirts of Vivo, there is a cabin at the bottom of an abandoned quarry, barely visible from the roadside. With the help of his four best friends, Filo moves into this secluded place to write his first novel. He's convinced doing so will change his life and save him from a soul-destroying career as an accountant. The quarry, however, might not be as abandoned as it seems ... What or who will Filo discover there? And what price will he pay for his art?

Author: Sven Axelrad

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Welcome to Vivo, where the only cemetery is run by old Mateus and his dog, God. Mateus's eyes aren't so good these days, which is why he has been burying bodies in the wrong graves, and also why, while out walking with God, he trips over a young homeless girl. On a whim, Mateus decides to appoint the girl as his apprentice. 

Author: Sven Axelrad

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A fascinating, tremendously insightful journey into the hidden creative world of Nobel laureate J.M. Coetzee. Utilizing exclusive access to Coetzee's private manuscripts, notebooks, and early research papers, author David Attwell reveals the intense, self-critical precision that shaped some of the greatest novels of our time. J.M. Coetzee and the Life of Writing traces how these famous works evolved over dozens of drafts, proving how deeply rooted Coetzee's fiction is within the landscape, complex history, and political conflicts of South Africa. An essential read for every serious lover of South African literature.

Author: David Attwell

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Iris Massey has passed away, but her story is far from over. Before she died, left behind a secret blog filled with sharp, funny, and poignant musings on her life and her terminal diagnosis. Her boss and friend, Smith Simonyi, is determined to fulfill her final wish: to get her posts published. But to do so, he must navigate the grief and objections of Iris's sister, Jade, with the help of a quirky, overconfident intern who turns their lives upside down. Told through a clever mix of emails, blog posts, and text messages, When You Read This is a sparkling, hilarious, and deeply moving debut about love, loss, and the digital connections that bind us.

Author: Mary Adkins

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