Graham Marks Livres

YA. Suspense fiction. A dark thriller from the author of Tokyo and Zoo set on the streets of London, a city with more cameras and more watchers than anywhere else on earth.

Meet Mark Graham - conker champion, bucket-singer extraordinaire, and the sixth-best bog snorkeller in Ireland. His mission: to attend three Irish festivals a week, for a year. With color plates.

Cam Stewart thinks he is the ordinary boy with an ordinary American lifestyle until he is kidnapped, held up for ransom, runs away and finally uncovers the truth of his birth and upbringing. Aimed at teens, this novel is about genetic engineering, deeply hidden family secrets, a kidnapping and a killing.

An introduction to the representation of Afghanistan in film that examines the often surprising combination of propaganda and poetry in films made in Hollywood and the East. It incorporates incisive analysis of the market factors, funding sources, and political agendas that have shaped the films.

After having recovered from his adventure in Constantinople, Trey is staying at the Circle M Ranch, outside Topeka, Kansas, owned by his Gramps. But it's quiet in Topeka and Trey is bored. However, that's all about to change when he discovers that Tino 'The Lip' Corezzi, a famous gangster, lives just down the road.

Written in the form of a screenplay, tells the story of a group of London club kids who set up a pirate radio station.

In the year 2499, a strange new city has risen, hot and dusty, dotted with half-built pyramids and ruled over by a dark army. Beneath it all, forgotten statues of ancient gods lie waiting to wreak their power on an unsuspecting world. One boy will stand up and become a hero.

When Adam Grey receives a call about his missing sister in Tokyo, he realizes no one is helping. Determined to find her himself, he embarks on a perilous journey through the city's dark underbelly. This gripping tale from the author of 'How It Works' explores desperation and the lengths one will go for family.