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A seasonal adventure for the Railway Detective in Victorian England.

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An entirely fresh perspective on the history of cinema, using timelines to trace its development from the earliest moving images to now.

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A hilarious and eye-opening journey into the world of the super rich by a former personal tutor

From the cosy danger of the country house fireside to the baking streets of down-town Florida, each of these 13 short stories features a seasonal crime - and an unseasonal lack of goodwill to all men.

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Book fifteen in the acclaimed John Pearce series

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An isolated cottage deep in the heart of the Cotswolds. A writer's den, as dusty, gloomy and full of exotic objets d'art as the cell of a medieval monk. This is an "unsettling, claustrophobic" novel begging the reader to ask many, many questions.

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1947 - As the Cold War begins, Cambridge spy Tom Wilde must navigate a new - and deadly - breed of espionage. The brand new thriller in the Sunday Times bestselling Tom Wilde Cambridge Spy series.

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Instead she's trapped in East Village, Manitoba: a town with no train station, no bar, and where job prospects consist of slaughtering chickens at the Happy Family Farms abattoir. Since her mother and sister have left home, Nomi lives with her father, Ray, a sweet yet hapless schoolteacher.

When Emily finds that photos of herself posing in a saucy Santa suit have been posted on the Internet, her life goes into sharp decline: she loses her job, home and self-esteem. Then she moves in with her friend who believes the healing powers of angels will solve her problems.

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Orphaned at the age of nine, Mikey Cuddihy left the US to board at the experimental Summerhill School. Like Hideous Kinky, this memoir describes coming of age in the strange and dangerous world of the unravelling social experiment of the late 1960s.

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Things are all set for a fantastic Christmas in the Slocombe house, but then a local lady disappears, relationships are put to the test, and there's a death.

A powerful saga of the Northeast that sweeps through Edwardian England and into the turbulent days of the First World War. In times of poverty, times of struggle and times of war, the people of Tyneside are portrayed at their most courageous.

(, Export - Airside ed)

This is the story of Libby and her siblings over one long hot summer, and how one decision can have terrible unintended consequences...

Austin Broderick and Kelly Halligan left Brisbane to start a sheep station. Austin, 30 years later, is the successful owner of Springfield. Kelly was killed by Aborigines. Since then the Broderick family have struggled towards peace with them, which is shattered. Then there's the Selection Act.

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A vivid and moving account of the remarkable friendship between the writer Edith Olivier and the young artist Rex Whistler.

The Sunday Times bestselling exploration of the weird and wonderful things human beings have done in pursuit (and denial) of the mighty orgasm

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Novel from author of 'Playing with Fire'. Topical subject matter, husbands, mistresses and wives.

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Three generations of women take over the family funeral-home and PI businesses in the first book of a taut, page-turning and darkly funny new series.

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The compelling new saga from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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It's harder to search for someone when they're determined not to be found . . .

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The fourth Quirke Mystery from John Banville, writing as Benjamin Black. Now a major television series starring Gabriel Byrne and Michael Gambon.

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Theres no easy way to say this, Kubu. Your fathers dead. Im afraid hes been murdered.