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Sarah Franklin returns with a compelling tale of lost connection and finding a home, perfect for fans of Tessa Hadley and Maggie O'Farrell.

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Sarah Franklin returns with a compelling tale of lost connection and finding a home, perfect for fans of Tessa Hadley and Maggie O'Farrell.

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Her brother's letters reveal everything - if only he'd written one to her...

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When childhood friends, Annie and Julia, reconnect as adults and decide to open a cupcakery, they must overcome old betrayals, first loves, and a dangerous threat in this deliciously charming debut.

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Tender, funny and romantic Marie Claire

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BBC RADIO 4 'BOOK AT BEDTIME' PICK

Those who love Little Fires Everywhere and Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine will love this My Weekly

Molly has lived on the streets for nearly a decade.

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A funny, emotional and uplifting novel from the French Marian Keyes.

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A simple thing to remember . . . Hes handsome, enigmatic . . . All she knows is that his kisses are unforgettableand she intends to use every skill she can to discover whats in his heart . . .

When Miss Bourne cant remember what brought her to his ancestral home, Rydstrom intends to keep it that way.

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If you thought your best friend deserved to die, could you kill her From the author of The French Girl comes a novel full of secrets, suspense, and deadly twists.

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A wildly original, formally inventive and wickedly funny debut novel about identity, sex, empathy and connection

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A wildly original, formally inventive and wickedly funny debut novel about identity, sex, empathy and connection

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A bold, thought-provoking and very funny novel novel about friendship, love, sex and connection

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Set in Jamaica and America, How to Love a Jamaican is about Jamaicans who leave and stay, and the issues they face in the modern world. Zadie Smith, NoViolet Bulawayo and Carmen Maria Machado have praised this vibrant, fresh and lyrical debut, and hailed Alexia Arthurs as an exciting new talent.

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Perhaps even help her find someone real to share her life with.

But Alice and Sam know he can only exist if she wants him there. So when Alice decides its time for him to leave, who will get hurt in order for him to stay alive

A compelling novel that fans of page-turners such as Clare Mackintosh's I LET YOU GO and S.

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Desperate to escape herself and her past, she changes her name, packs up her London home and moves to a town in the North of England where she knows no one. And as hard as Tara tries to distance herself, she starts to drop her guard. Struggling to keep her old life at bay, Tara soon discovers the dangers of fighting the past.

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How to Paint a Dead Man by Sarah Hall, longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2009.

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A thrillingly explosive psychological thriller that will leave you reeling.

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Little, Brown/Abacus has sold more than 12 million copies of Alexander McCall Smith's books. This is the twenty-first book in the perennially adored The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series.

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Wildly entertaining and darkly funny, How to Rule the World is set in the world of factual TV making, in which Baxter Stone is driven by desperation and a lust for revenge on the self-appointed kings of taste and commissioning.

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I adored this story and instantly fell in love with Grace Salmon. A beautiful book about learning to let go and start living your life Nina Pottell, Prima

A touching story about learning to live Sun

No one is ever happy to see Grace Salmon.

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Sixteen-year-old high-school drop-out Bobby moves to Dallas to join his big brother Jim in the jewellery trade. Jim's glamorous girlfriend Lisa is the best saleswoman in the business and from the moment Bobby meets her he falls under her spell.

Bobby discovers a new world - glitzy, trashy and hedonistic - where sex and money rule.

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A debut novel centring on a gay conversion camp in Mississippi, and a man's reckoning with the trauma he faced there as a teen.