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A family in a sun-drenched kitchen filled with love and laughter. Picture an Easter weekend when tragedy strikes - so unexpected, so devastating that no one can talk about it. The years pass; the children become adults. Gradually they lose touch as the secret between them tears them apart.

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The acclaimed story of a young girl's awakening - set in the the evocative, beautiful Ukrainian/Polish city of Lviv

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The thing is, although theyve lived side by side in the only two houses on rural Route 29 in upstate New York since Emily was born, Howie and Emily have never so much as spoken.

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The instant Sunday Times bestseller from the winner of the Women's Prize Futures Award

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The classic novel from the Booker and Oscar-winning author of Heat and Dust, published by Abacus for the first time in a beautiful new edition.

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When Jamie Hall finds a boy tied to a tree and cuts him loose, she can have no idea of the desperate chain of events her act of humanity will trigger. Tense, passionate and unflinching, this is a novel of tenderness and relentless momentum.

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A South African THE HELP, THE HOUSEMAID'S DAUGHTER is a startling and thought-provoking debut novel which intricately portrays the drama, dynamics and heartbreak of two women against the backdrop of a beautiful yet divided land.

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A sparkling summery new read from the bestselling author of The Summer Visitors and The Summer We Were Friends.

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A sparkling summery read from the bestselling author of The Summer Visitors and The Summer We Were Friends.

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A deliciously sinister Finnish fairytale of difference and belonging.

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We think of Honore de Balzac as the author of long and fully upholstered novels, stitched together into the magnificent visionary document called The Human Comedy.

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Graham Greene's beautiful and disturbing novel is filled with tenderness, humour, excitement and doubt The Times

A leak is traced to a small sub-section of the secret service, sparking off the inevitable security checks, tensions and suspicions.

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A leak is traced to a small sub-section of the secret service, sparking off the inevitable security checks, tensions and suspicions. For Maurice Castle, it is the end of the line anyway, and time for him to retire to live peacefully with his wife and child. But no-one escapes so easily from the lonely, isolated, neurotic world of the SIS

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A dazzling debut novel weaving together Caribbean myth and the contemporary story of multiple generations of one immigrant family

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This is the conclusion to Roths brilliant trilogy of post-war America a story of seismic shifts in American history and a personal search for renewal and regeneration.

'An extraordinary book - bursting with rage, humming with ideas, full of dazzling sleights of hand' Sunday Telegraph

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Simon Axler is one of America's leading classical stage actors, but his talent - his magic - has deserted him. It is only when he begins an affair with Pegeen - formerly a lesbian of 17 years - that Axler's regeneration (and then his final catastrophe) can begin.

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How do you fall in love with the right man when you're not the right woman

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An epic mystical drama of a young woman's sudden sainthood in late nineteenth-century Mexico

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Includes Faber's novella The Courage Consort

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A surreal exploration of the combined love and loathing felt between a family of a hundred brothers as they try to settle their differences.

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From the author of The Kitchen God's Wife, a novel about a young Chinese American girl who as a child, tries not to pay attention to her sister's stories about ghosts and missionaries from another time. When the ghosts return thirty years later, she has to find a way of reconciling the ghosts of her past with the dreams of her future.

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By the author of LOOK WHO'S BACK, a radical and bold satire in inequitable times.

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A quiet, engaging novel about the death of a priest in 1950s Ireland and a world on the cusp of change.