Losing Moby Dick

Books are, for many people, precious things. They become host not only to the words within them, but to individual history and memory, thoughts and feelings. So when Jack finds he has lost his old copy of “Moby Dick” he is suddenly knocked off-balance. He knows that it should not really matter that much - but it had ‘associations’…

So Jack determines to replace it - and not with a pristine copy, but if he can, with an old second-hand volume from the very bookshop at which he acquired his original.

A simple enough proposition you might think. But then Jack discovers that in the intervening years many things have changed, and Twerton’s bookshop is not what it was. It is much, much different…

• The Addiction To Win: Essays To Bheekri
• Choosing the StrongPath: Reversing the Downward Spiral of Aging
• The Digital Helix: Transforming Your Organization's DNA to Thrive in the Digital Age
• High Rollers: A Novel
• A Woman Named Bagoo
• Choosing Light: When an Earthquake Buried Me and My Family for 5 Days, I Learned to Fully Live
• Cash Valley
• Modern Day Fables
• I, Ninfa Artemis: her autobiography
• The Deceit Birds