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Joel Miller's girlfriend has locked herself into the bathroom with a pregnancy test. Lisa isn't the love of Miller's life - theirs is a relationship which happened by accident rather than by design - but Miller realises that he might now be bound to her forever.

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Bonbon Palace was once a stately apartment block in Istanbul. Now it is a sadly dilapidated home to ten wildly different individuals and their families. When the rubbish at Bonbon Palace is stolen, a mysterious sequence of events unfolds that result in a soul-searching quest for truth.

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Annette runs away from her finishing school but learns more than she bargained for in the real world beyond; the fierce and melacholy Rosa is torn between two Polish brothers; This is a story of a group of people under a spell, and the centre of it all is the mysterious Mischa Fox, the enchanter.

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A gripping, atmospheric saga inspired by the real stories of the female pilots in WW2

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This delightful novel describes the post-war summer of 1946 - and follows the growing-up of three young women in the months between leaving school and taking up their scholarships at university.

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In a nation divided by prejudice, everyone must take a side... A gloriously involving and powerful read for fans of Gone With The Wind and Tracy Chevalier's The Last Runaway.

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In this gorgeous debut novel set in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, three generations of the Boisdor family suddenly fractured along the lines of race and class must figure out what they can salvage of their lives and their beloved home, and what they can build out of what remains.

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Re-packaging of David Maine's critically acclaimed debut, to coincide with the release of Darren Aronofsky's film NOAH, starring Russell Crowe and Emma Watson

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Gnter Grass, says The Times, 'is on his own as an artist', and indeed this extraordinary, provoking and joyously Rabelaisian celebration of life, food and sex is unique.

Lifted from their ancient fairytale, the fisherman and his wife are still living today.

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The first book in a brand-new WWI saga series

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Every bouquet tells a story in this delightful novel woven around a Dublin florist from Irish author Ella Griffin.

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Dazzling dreams and broken hearts in 1920s London: another moving London saga from The Sunday Times bestselling author Dee Williams.

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Set in Rwanda, The Flower Plantation is a novel about how love can triumph over the madness of genocide and war.

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The superb, bestselling novel of one family, and the devastating changes brought by the First World War.

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From the twice Orange Prize longlisted author, THE FLYING MAN is the story of the ultimate immigrant, a man who fits in everywhere and nowhere. Perfect for fans of Hanif Kureshi, Kamila Shamsie, Jhumpa Lahiri

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A devastating novel about queer love, broken relationships, the promises we're unable to keep and living with the ghosts of your past

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A devastating novel about broken relationships, the promises we're unable to keep and living with the ghosts of your past.

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A woman struggles with her past, as she sees her familiar world being swept away by India's brutal modernity.

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Edward Manners - thirty three and disaffected - escapes to a Flemish city in search of a new life. Almost at once he falls in love with seventeen-year-old Luc, and is introduced to the twilight world of the 1890s Belgian painter Edgard Orst.

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NOW UPDATED to include material on the Discworld books up to Raising Steam.

Most of us grow up having always known to touch wood or cross our fingers, and what happens when a princess kisses a frog or a boy pulls a sword from a stone, yet sadly some of these things are now beginning to be forgotten.

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Harry Caldecote is a convivial academic who devotes his life to others. He is on call when his alcoholic niece falls into strange hands, when his brother threatens to emulate Wordsworth, when his son's lesbian lodger is beaten up by her girlfriend. He endures misplaced seductions just to keep the peace at the King's pub in Shepherd's Hill.

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