As book search specialists we will find you ANY book either from: Hay-on-Wye book shops, where there are some 4 million used books and antiquarian books, or through our world wide network of thousands of book dealers, both on-line (the internet alone is not enough - despite what others will tell you.) and through those book dealers and collectors only accessible via our extensive personal contacts.

• No upfront fee - we search for your book throughout the world for free.
• Inform you of the cost and condition of your book before you commit to buy it.
• Charge you a fair price for your book.
• Payment by convenient, secure means : on-line or by post.
• Only charge the cost price of postage, package & insurance for your book.
• Arrange delivery of your book in protective wrapping to wherever you are in the world.
• Refunds accepted if book not in described condition if returned within 10 days.
• You are respectfully reminded that a Firm Order constitutes a contractual agreement and that we are at risk to our suppliers on receipt of your confirmation to purchase from us.

We are also happy to accept commissions to put together whole libraries of books (of any size) built around subjects, or types of books of your choice. Please enquire direct as a booksearch of this type is highly personal and we ensure libraries contain precisely the books you want and within your budget: from the inexpensive to the rarest antiquarian book. The choice of books, price of books and style of books is yours. This service may, of course, also include some new as well as second hand books.

Hay-on-Wye, located by the River Wye in stunning countryside on the English / Welsh border, is the world centre of the second-hand book, rare book, antiquarian book and out of print book trade with some 4 million plus books in 39 specialist bookshops. Hay is also the home of the world famous Hay Literary Festival, held annually in May and June, attended by such literary giants as Norman Mailer, Edna O'Brian, Tom Wolfe, Patricia Cornwell, Bill Bryson, Lady Antonia Fraser and many, many others. During these two weeks everyone seems to be a writer, critic, book dealer, or book fan.