Double Danger is vintage Margaret Thomson Davis – a story of suspense, betrayal and murder.

Cynthia Rogerson brilliantly captures the exhilaration, confusion and frustration of relationships in her new novel I Love You, Goodbye. Skillfully entwining observations of life in the Scottish Highlands, examinations of love in its various stages, and characterization that draws the reader in from the very first page, this is a novel that, though set in the most specific of locations, strives to answer a universal question: what is love?

Celtic & Me – Confessions from the Jungle is the funny, original story of Dominik Diamond’s very public life as a Celtic supporter.

Murder, gunrunning, drug trafficking, kneecappings – Paul Ferris has been accused of many things in his life, some true, some not. What’s not in dispute is that he spent twenty-five years as one of Britain’s most feared gangsters. Out of prison and straight for five years, he recounts the stories of a tough existence that nobody knows better.

Since Celtic’s formation in 1888, a total of seven hundred and seventy seven players have represented the club at first-team level and by the end of season 2007/08, Celtic had scored 10,883 competitive goals. However, just twenty-eight players have managed to score more than 100 competitive goals for the team. Century Bhoys celebrates each of these twenty-eight players, from the first player to hit 100 goals, Sandy McMahon (1890-1903), to the greatest goalscorer of all time, Jimmy McGrory with an incredible 468 goals in 445 appearances.

A fast-paced historical thriller set in Victorian Glasgow, Saints and Sinners brilliantly captures the desperation and poverty riddling the Irish immigrant community of the city's East End. Told through the varying perspectives of the three main characters - a fugitive, a priest and a prostitute: two brothers and the woman they both love - Paul Cuddihy's debut novel depicts the conflicting devotions of Victorian society.

Meet Tom Robertson, your septuagenarian guide to an alternative and unknown Scotland – a Scotland inhabited by African ghosts, monstrous mountain-roaming creatures and castle-dwelling vampires. An amazing man who has led an out-of-this-world life will captivate and take readers off the beaten track on a trip through Scotland one may never have imagined possible.

The Scots & the Turf reveals the unexpected contribution that people of Scottish ancestry, past and present, have made to the world of the Thoroughbred racehorse.

It Won’t Hurt a Bit is the story of Jane’s journey from the farm she loved and the schoolwork she hated through to her nurse training and the many adventures along the way.

This is the story of the world’s most charismatic billionaire and his quest to create paradise.

Here is another collection of stories, jokes, anecdotes and tales that will tempt your laughter lines into making an appearance and have you flashing your gnashers.

GP and comedian Phil Hammond has collected two hundred and fifty of life’s quirkiest queries from audiences across the UK. Open wide for the finest answers to the most bizarre questions, ranging from tongue in cheek to absolutely filthy... yet surprisingly useful.

In O is Fir Ingin, Stewart recalls life in the 1940s and 50s and recounts tales from school, days spent playing games and singing songs in the streets with her friends, Christmases with her family and, later, as a teenager coming of age, the world of entertainment Dundee provided with its picture houses and dance halls.

The Italian Chapel is a story of forbidden love, lifelong friendships torn apart, despair and hope, set against the backdrop of the creation of a symbol that is known around the world.

As the coronation of Queen Elizabeth-II lifts the spirits of post-war Britain, Molly McQueen opens her brand new venture, McQueen's Agency. The agency hires out temps to local businesses but Molly soon finds it tough going, until one day when a lucrative job comes in to McQueen's Agency which almost seems too good to be true. Molly senses that something isn't right, but she's determined to get the job done, until she gets caught up in a web of intrigue and deceit that puts her life in grave danger.

Following on the success of Winnie the Pooh in Scots, here comes the second volume of stories featuring Pooh, Wee Grumphie, Heehaw, Hoolet and all the other creatures of the Forest, and introducing the strippit bampot Teeger. The House at Pooh's Corner was first published in 1928 and is a classic of children's literature. This edition contains the original Ernest Shepard illustrations.

Nacho Novo is the most revered foreign player Rangers have had since iconic figures like Brian Laudrup and Jorg Albertz. He became an instant favourite with the Ibrox faithful in the summer of 2004 when he famously rejected overtures from arch-rivals Celtic and signed for Rangers.

Orkney’s Italian Chapel was built by Italian POWs held on the island during the Second World War. In the sixty-five years since it was built it has become an enduring symbol of peace and hope around the world. The story of who built the chapel and how it came into existence and survived against all the odds is both fascinating and inspiring.

The MacLean family has more than their fair share of secrets. They live in a close-knit community on Glasgow’s High Street and the men work on the railways. They’re hard-working, ordinary, respectable people but, behind the facade, they are a family in crisis.