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What is the entity that calls itself Islamic State Why are some young Muslim men and women from across Western Europe leaving their homes to answer the call of Jihad And what should we do about it

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Kate used to run an investigation agency but is now an international journalist. On her return to England, she is threatened, and she starts to investigate why. From Chelsea to Hackney, King's Cross and Kingston, the trail leads her into the danger zones of the city, both rich and poor.

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Five months since her return from an exciting five-year stint as a war reporter, Kate Baeier is back in London and starting to feel less than challenged by the series of somewhat tame profiles she is working on. Then she is asked to investigate a rape that happened at the police station.

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House of Cards meets Homeland in this powerful and unputdownable thriller tracing a riot from its inception through to its fallout. Now available in paperback.

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A stunning novel of war, from the bestselling author of Red Dust and Ice Road.

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* From the author of ICE ROAD, shortlisted for the Orange Prize, comes a love story that cuts across race and culture

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Shortlisted for The Orange Prize and highly praised on hardback publication. Set in Lenigrad of the 1930s, ICE ROAD is a compelling and passionate story about ordinary people - Boris, Natasha, Irina - caught up in history

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There was probably only one person who could make Sarah Barcant leave New York and return home to Smitsrivier, the small town in South Africa she left years before. Ben. Her lawyer mentor and inspiration; the man who encouraged her to get out and know the world now needs her back, to help him with one last case, part of the Truth Commission.