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In some series listings Rexus: Side Quest is book 3, in others it is classed outside the main series as book 2.5.

The Dragonlance Heroes series was published as a series of 12, with each of the original books split into two parts, in the Danish translation.

The Dragonlance Heroes series was published as a series of 12, with each of the original books split into two parts, in some non-English editions; German, Danish.

The novels in the series have been split in two and released as separate books translated into German and Danish.

Ebook editions of short stories, released daily over two weeks in 2013. The first week was Monday 29th April to Friday 3rd May; the second was 1st to 5th July.

This week, we’ve scoured the darkest recesses of the Black Library vault and unearthed some classic short stories which have been lovingly recreated as eBooks. This new semi-regular series has been dubbed Tales From the Archive and does exactly what it says on the tin.

It's a great time of year to get in some reading. We’re celebrating summer with a week of great new fiction that ties into some of our most popular series. Summer of Reading week starts with a brand new Ahriman story from John French, and will also feature new stories from Nick Kyme, David Annandale, Chris Wraight and Guy Haley. There’ll be five new titles to enjoy in all, so check back each day this week for a new Summer Read.

Series of five audiobooks released in the week before Christmas 2015, daily from Monday 21nd to Friday 25th December.

The Audio Week: Blades of the Traitor Subscription brings you five epic, action-packed audiobooks that drive the Horus Heresy forward. Discover what the Warmaster’s allies are up to as they prepare to march on Terra: sacrifices in the bowels of Molech’s Enlightenment, Legion Navigators delving through the very Eye of Terror and horrific experiments in dark, secret labs.

A series of ten Jersey history books for children written by Sonia Hillsdon and illustrated by Geraint Jennings. Each book is 28 pages, informative and illustrated throughout in full colour. There is a glossary of more difficult words, and an index. Outlining major topics and events in Jersey history, they are a useful addition to a family bookshelf, a welcome present, and are also useful for a family outing. They are used in schools and are primarily aimed at the 7-11 age group, but can be enjoyed by the whole family.

Standing between Great Britain and its occult enemies, be they foreign, domestic, human or demonic, the Royal Occultist is the nation's first and last line of defence against the supernatural. If there are satyrs running amok in Somerset or werewolves in Wolverhampton, the Royal Occultist will be there to see them off. Follow Charles St. Cyprian, Royal Occultist and his assistant Ebe Gallowglass as they dare to do battle with the forces of darkness for God, King and Country!