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Being married to a pilot has taught Kathryn Lyons to be ready for emergencies, but nothing has prepared her for the late-night knock on her door and the news of her husband's fatal crash. As Kathryn struggles through her grief, she is forced to confront disturbing rumours about the man she loved and the life that she took for granted.

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Anita Shreve's brilliant new novel - for fans of Anne Tyler and Maggie O'Farrell.

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* The new novel about the fragility of a new marriage from one of our greatest chroniclers of the mysteries of the heart

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*Twelfth novel by the critically acclaimed and internationally bestselling Anita Shreve

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A novel of family, desire and loss.

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The bestselling author of A WEDDING IN DECEMBER returns with a scintillating new novel about a young widow torn between two brothers during one long New England summer

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Fifteen-year-old Olympia Biddeford is spending the summer with her parents at their seasonal house at Fortune's Rocks, where a doctor and author comes to visit the house. 40 years old, married with four children, he nonetheless embarks on an affair with the girl....

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* The eleventh novel by the critically acclaimed and internationally bestselling Anita Shreve is a story of love and courage, of tragedy and redemption and of the human heart.

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* The latest compelling and brilliant novel from Anita Shreve, author of Testimony -- out now in paperback

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Novel set in German-occupied Belgium in 1943-44. As the wife of a Resistance member in German-occupied Belgium, Claire Daussois has grown used to hiding strange men in her attic. Then a B-17 bomber crash-lands outside Claire's village of Delahaut...

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Ninth novel by No 1 international bestselling author Anita Shreve, who has been acclaimed by THE TIMES as 'exceptionally fine...an amazingly evocative writer'.

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A young and successful journalist working in New York, Maureen English appears to have the perfect life and family. But Maureen's husband, a highly respected fellow reporter, has in private a tendency towards alcohol and violent abuse. When the situation at home becomes intolerable, Maureen takes her baby daughter and flees.

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* Provocative, dazzling and compassionate, Anita Shreve's 14th novel explores important issues to do with privacy and teen behaviour

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When Linda Fallon and Thomas Janes meet at a writers' festival in Toronto, it is the first time they have seen each other for twenty-six years. Theirs is a love which begins in Massachusetts in the early 1960s, is rekindled in Kenya in the mid 1970s and which is about to play out its final episode.

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From bestselling author Anita Shreve: an epic story, set against the backdrop of World War I, of a woman searching for the secret of her identity

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Charles Callahan chances on a newspaper photograph of Sian Richards, a woman he loved when they were both only thirteen. Three decades after they last saw each other, the two lovers meet. Powerfully drawn together once again, Charles and Sian are forced to come to terms with the nature of erotic love and betrayal.

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* Provocative, dazzling and compassionate, Anita Shreve's 14th novel explores important issues to do with privacy and teen behaviour