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A football manager in the 70s is struggling to keep his team and his job together when an away game brings him to London, where the shadow of IRA terrorism stirs - a gripping read for fans of Peter James, John Grisham and Robert Harris.

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This cult classic of working class life in post-war Nottingham follows the exploits of rebellious factory worker Arthur Seaton and is introduced by Richard Bradford.

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A novel of flawed but believable characters, Sara Gran's debut is an introspective story of the relationships and setbacks that shape us.

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In Atlanta, Charlie Cortez MD diagnoses his mistress with an unknown neurodegenerative disease that is inducing violent and bloody psychosis. The apparent cause Consumption of infected human flesh...

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A gripping saga in four volumes-bringing together the ambition and scope of nineteenth-century literary epics and the pacing of a modern thriller.

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"To survive, Savannah Belle BeBe Loudermilk is reduced to spiffing up a broken-down motorcourt--the one thing her slick-talking boyfriend didn't steal from her. When she hears he's back in the area, she gathers her friends and plots a very neat sting."--"Library Journal."

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From the greatest western writers of the 21st century, the second adventure featuring circuit rider Taylor Callahan. a mysterious man in black who rides from town to town with a bible in hand and guns in his holsters, delivering the word of God and hard-fought justice.

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Family weddings can be hell ...and, marooned in Italy for her cousin's nuptials, Ailsa can be forgiven for thinking that this one is worse than most. With the bride and groom at loggerheads and the guests in uproar, it is a million miles away from the rest and relaxation she'd been hoping for.

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Save yourself. or the person you love most

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* Steel Magnolias meets The Help in this Southern debut novel sparkling with humour, heart and feminine wisdom

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A lawyer's race to reveal a wrongful conviction collides with the dark shadow of a murder in his own home in this propulsive and perfectly-plotted thriller from award-winning writer Allen Eskens.

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The highly anticipated novel from the bestselling author of The Joy Luck Club and The Bonesetters Daughter.

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A hilarious and touching debut with an unforgettable heroine whom every reader will identify with

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A touching, deftly written debut that celebrates
community and kindness Sunday Times

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When Emma and Rosy start their very own bakery, they never thought things could go wrong. Until one day, the banker arrives with a warning; the sisters would lose their bakery if they didn't pay forty-five thousand euros in four months. Emma and Rosy had no idea what to do. Join them on this journey to save the PCB Bakery!

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When Ruth Wasserman comes home to Alabama for the summer after her first yearaway at a "Yankee" college, a tragedy pushes her to uncover family truths andtake a good look at the woman she wants to become.

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USA Today Bestseller!

In the next sizzling romance in Kristen Proby's New York Times bestselling Fusion series, two celebrity chefs compete in a culinary competition, but resisting each other will prove to be the greater challenge.

Cooking isn't what Mia Palazzo does, it's who she is.

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Say Hello to Apollo Rollo Rowe is a children's book about an adventurous dog named Apollo Rollo Rowe and his lovable partner Adrianne Aaliyah.

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By turns surreal and satirical, this novel forces us to pay attention to the ongoing global immigration crisis, to question immigration's legacy on American culture, and to ask directly what it means to chase the American Dream.

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By turns surreal and satirical, this novel forces us to pay attention to the ongoing global immigration crisis, to question immigration's legacy on American culture, and to ask directly what it means to chase the American Dream.

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In the summer of 2007, Francisco Goldman's young wife Aura died suddenly on a beach in Mexico. Say Her Name is the novel born out of this personal tragedy-an extraordinary tale that weighs the unexpected gift of love against the blinding grief of loss.