The Wordsworth Poetry Library comprises the works of thegreatest English-speaking poets, as well as many lesser-knownpoets. Each collection has a specially commissionedintroduction. This volume includes all of Yeats's published poetry, from thehauntingly beautiful early lyrics by which he is still bestremembered, to the later work which some argue put beyond questionhis status as one of the foremost poets of his age.

In 1920s Munich, homicide detective Axel Berg is called to the scene of a grisly homicide, the victim being a young society wife. Soon, a second body is uncovered; the discovery of a third indicates that Berg is dealing with an unimaginably evil killer. In the Germany of the time, the investigation cannot be straightforward. Hitler's power is growing, and the Nazis are a strong civic force in the city of Munich. Berg has always considered himself apolitical, and as an outsider living a routine life he's been of no interest to those with power. But this high-profile case changes all that, as senior officers work to their own agendas. Berg is alone as never before, with the imminent threat at all times of making a mistake with deadly consequences.

Candyland is as ivnentive and explosive,stylish and perceptive as its creator.The novel beaing as a fever-pitched search for identity,told in calssic Evan Hunter style. Alone in New York City on business,Benjamin Thorpe-a successful Los Angeles architect and family man -spends his empty nithts on a compulsive quest for female companionship.His dizzying descent leads to a confrontation in a midtown bordello and a searing self-revelation…… And suddenly we are in Ed McBain territory. Emma Boyle of the Speciai Victims Unit is assigned to the case of a young prostitute's murder.As the foggy evens of the night in question come into focus,Benjamin Thorpe becomes a viable suspect,The excruciating suspense is classic McBain-and the combined impact of both halves of CANDYLAND is unforgettable.

It was a case some cops could live with:the torture killing of a man who spread horrors of his own.Yet one investigator believes the unknow assailant will strike again,and she pesuades former criminal profiler Terry McCaleb to leave his quiet life to help her out.In a horrific morass of crime scene details,McCaleb deciphers a message and finds a suspect:a Los Angeles detective named Harry Bosch who has spent too many years looking at too much darkness.But whilwe Bosch may have had a good reason to murder a man in a West Hollywood apartment,he has an even better one for staying alive-and for finding a suspect of his own. Michael Connelly ,New York Times bestselling author of Void Moon and Angels Flight,writes masterful tales of humanity and suspense.In his stunning new work,he brings together his two most admired heroes:one as an investigator,the other as a suspect.