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In the far future, Earth is about to be swallowed by a black hole in this sweeping SF epic from one of the masters of the genre.

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In 1977, young diplomat Ouk Ket was recalled to Cambodia 'to get educated to better fulfil [his] responsibilities'. Left behind in Paris were his French wife and their two young children; they never saw him again. Through this tragedy, the book explores the infamous S-21 prison, the UN-backed trial of its commander, and Cambodia's years of terror.

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The heartbreaking story of a daughter's search for her missing father in the living hell that was Pol Pot's Cambodia.

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When the Curtain Falls is a spellbinding, magical and romantic novel from the Number One bestselling Carrie Hope Fletcher.

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When the Curtain Falls is a spellbinding, magical and romantic novel from the Number One bestselling Carrie Hope Fletcher.

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The Neopolitan mafia, deadly assassins, and a woman out for revenge collide in this explosive thriller from the number one bestselling Danish author.

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In the first of the Burrowhead Mysteries, an atmospheric murder investigation unearths the brutal history of a village where no one is innocent.

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The much anticipated follow up to Where the Bodies are Buried - the hugely successful new crime series from Chris Brookmyre

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Andreas's disappearance is a mystery to all, including his inseparable friend Zipp. Zipp waited anxiously outside but Andreas failed to reappear.

Inspector Sejer and his colleague Skarre are baffled but while the confusion in the outside world continues, a chilling and heart-stopping drama is unfolding inside the old woman's home.

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From the internationally acclaimed author of Purge comes a chillingly suspenseful, deftly woven novel that opens up a little-known yet still controversial chapter of history: the occupation, resistance, and collaboration in Estonia during and after World War II.

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Indulge in the second novel in Isabella Bradford's sparkling and enchantingly romantic Wylder Sister series.

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Indulge in the dazzling third novel in Isabella Bradford's passionate Wylder Sister series.

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Jane Austen meets Jilly Cooper - the fourth novel in Eloisa James' sexy, witty New York Times bestselling seriesDESPERATE DUCHESSES

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The extraordinary and enthralling book club debut of 2025 you don't want to miss. Inspired by a true story, discover a mesmerising tale of love, brotherhood, resilience, and redemption. Perfect for fans of Khaled Hosseini, Delia Owens and Christy Lefteri.

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A taut, gripping novel set in the future, when the lives of a family existing on the margins of a dramatically changed society are upset by a mysterious stranger.

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True-life recollections from the Channel Islanders who were the only British subjects to live under Nazi rule in WWII.

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Between 1929 and 1935 the author travelled widely and wrote about his experiences. This title discusses a cruise around the Mediterranean; a train trip from Djibouti to Abyssinia to attend Emperor Haile Selassie's coronation in 1930; and, his travels in Aden, Zanzibar, Kenya and the Congo, coping with unbearable heat and plagued by mosquitoes.

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From the pages of Vanity Fair to the red carpets of Hollywood to the courtrooms of Fleet Street, editor Graydon Carter's memoir revives the glamorous heyday of magazines when they were the vanguard of culture.

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Pop Larkin - junk-dealer, manages to sell the nearby crumbling, tumbling country home to city dwellers Mr and Mrs Jerebohm. But the Larkin's new neighbours aren't quite so accepting of Pop's little eccentricities. In fact, it's not long before a wobbly boat, a misplaced pair of hands and Mrs Jerebohm's behind have Pop up before a magistrate.

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Depicts life in Baghdad.

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6 April 1994: In the skies above Rwanda the president's plane is shot down in flames. Near Kigali, Jean-Pierre holds his family close, fearing for their lives as the violence escalates. This book sheds light on this incident.

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Drawn from the Guardian's coverage of the first world war, When the Lamps Went Out portrays a society in cataclysm and proves the adage that journalism is the 'first draft of history'.

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The glamour of the cinema heals the heartbreak of war in Pam Evans' new family saga. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn, Kate Thompson and Annie Murray.