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The second in a delightful new series from bestselling author Gervase Phinn, set in a village at the top of the Yorkshire Dales, and following on from his acclaimed Dales and Little Village School series.

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Friendships are built on chatter, on gossip, on revelations-on talk. Over the course of the summer of 1965, the author taped conversations between three friends. The result was a novel in dialogue.

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The second Turnham Malpas novel from bestselling author Rebecca Shaw.

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A sharp look at how one man's mistake can be what leads him back to his family - and to the man he used to be.

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"Inspired by the true story of a Portland, Oregon, cat who stole from his neighbors--and stole America's heart--comes the story of a single girl, a single guy, and MacGyver the tabby, an adorably mischievous cat burglar with a penchant for matchmaking"--

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"Inspired by the true story of a Portland, Oregon, cat who stole from his neighbors--and stole America's heart--comes the story of a single girl, a single guy, and MacGyver the tabby, an adorably mischievous cat burglar with a penchant for matchmaking"--

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From the winner of the 2011 Man Booker Prize for Fiction comes a novel of profound insight and comic flare.

Shy, sensible banker Stuart has trouble with women;

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Presents a collection of short stories exploring the experience of being alive in the Middle East. This book presents the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, ranging from tales of domestic squabbles to dark narratives from disillusioned soldiers. Its characters search for reconciliation and fulfilment in a land where conflict is a part of everyday life.

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An arresting collection of short stories that ranges from hilarious gossipy tales to dark narratives from soldiers disillusioned by the ongoing Arab-Israel conflict.

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They call it the tall poppy syndrome. If you are too successful, you must be cut down to size... Nina and Elizabeth are two such women. Nina from the wrong side of the tracks, Elizabeth rich and beautiful, but both desperate to make a mark on the world despite past tragedies.

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Megan Frampton returns with the second book in the Hazards of Dukes series, a series that made Sarah MacLean say "Make Megan Frampton your next read!"

He needs a bride

Nash, the dangerous Duke of Malvern, has always bristled against the rules of English society.

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Kamini makes her way in a self-imposed exile far from her native home in India, while her hard-spoken widowed mother, Saroja, embarks on a solo journey by train across India, a trip that brings the past rushing back for both women. Reader's Guide available. Reprint.

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A secret son, adopted at birth, returns after thirty years to cause havoc among his birth mother's family.

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From the author of Twisted Strands comes a spellbinding saga of family ties, heartbreak and rediscovered love.

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Meet the Kincade brothers: theyll go to any lengths to protect their legacy

but what happens when love gets in the way...

As if the holidays werent stressful enough, Parker Kincade has a restaurant to open. The fact that his Groomzilla brother wants the place for his perfect Christmas wedding doesnt help.

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Into a white millionaire's Caribbean mansion come- Jadine, a graduate of the Sorbonne, art historian - an American black now living in Paris and Rome. Son, a criminal on the run, uneducated, violent, contemptuous - an American black from small-town Florida. He is a threat to his identity. . . .

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To have both, she must battle against the legacy these two women have left her, the deep prejudices and dangers of Whitechapel in the 1960s - with its gang leaders, rogues, market traders and dolly birds - and the passionate love she has had since girlhood for the charming wideboy and villain, Harry Collins.

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Set in the early days of the Russian Revolution, "Tarabas" tells the story of Nicholas Tarabas, a young revolutionary ignominiously dispatched from St Petersburg to New York by his outraged family.

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Written in 1966, Tarantula is a collection of poems and prose that evokes the turbulence of the times in which it was written, and gives a unique insight into Dylans creative evolution.