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If you've ever dreamed of starting over, then this superbly entertaining novel from Erica James is just what you need...
From the bestselling author of MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS and PARADISE HOUSE

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Florence Forrest lives in Millwood, in 1963, a town like any other in the South at that time: segregated. Millwood proper is white. Shake Rag is the 'colored' side of town. Florence, who has moved fluidly between two families, between two races, finds herself stuck in the middle, a witness to the brutality and the truth of her times.

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The revealing story of Queen Elizabeth II's beloved governess, Marion Crawford, who spent sixteen years of her life in loyal service to the royal family and was later shunned by those she has loved and served. Perfect for fans of The Crown and Lady in Waiting by Anne Glenconner.

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A richly imaginative, surreal and deeply moving novel from Argentina about a group of travesti sex workers who adopt a baby boy

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A drama of English history since the middle ages.

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An average day in the Soviet Union, hundreds of people are lined up for ... nobody knows quite what, but the rumors are flying. Sorokin's most approachable novel is told in snatches of dialogue that are in turn poignant and uproarious.

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Three strangers. Ten miles. One life-changing day...

A fantastically uplifting, moving and utterly relatable novel that captures an unprecedented moment in our nation's history - queuing for the Queen

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A photographer visits the once grand Clewer Hall where an infamous sance took place years before and begins to unravel the long-held secrets of the household.

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Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize

After a lifetime's struggle with alcohol, critical neglect and depression, in 1840 the nature poet John Clare is incarcerated.

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Welcome to a perfect world where women are in power and men are second-class citizens.

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Welcome to a perfect world where women are in power and men are second-class citizens.

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A quirky, comic literary novel for fans of original fiction and Will Self.

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The latest novel in Alexander McCall Smith's much-loved Isabel Dalhousie series, which have sold over 1.7m copies

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Set in Northern Ireland in the 1980s and 1990s, The Quiet Whispers Never Stop is a story of love, obsession and escape, an uncompromising, lyrical tour-de-force that marks the arrival of an extraordinary new voice in Irish fiction

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Set in Northern Ireland in the 1980s and 1990s, The Quiet Whispers Never Stop is a story of love, obsession and escape, an uncompromising, lyrical tour-de-force that marks the arrival of an extraordinary new voice in Irish fiction

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Set in Northern Ireland in the 1980s and 1990s, The Quiet Whispers Never Stop is a story of love, obsession and escape, an uncompromising, lyrical tour-de-force that marks the arrival of an extraordinary new voice in Irish fiction

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A novel set in 19th century England that deals with the varying fortunes of young John Huffam and his mother.

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* The literary debut that everyone is talking about *

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A sharp, poignant and beautifully told story of losing yourself, finding yourself and the lengths we will go to for those we love from the New York Times bestselling author of Promising Young Women and Scenes of a Graphic Nature.

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As Charless twentieth birthday and the Oxford entrance exams loom, his plans for seducing Rachel will draw him into a private collection of obsessional notes and observations: the eponymous Rachel Papers.

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Charles Highway, a precociously intelligent and highly sexed teenager, is determined to sleep with an older woman before he turns twenty. Rachel fits the bill perfectly and Charles plans his seduction meticulously, sets the scene with infinite care - but it doesn't come off quite as Charles expects...

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Writing in the traditional form of the family saga, Roth nevertheless manages to bring to his story a completely individual manner which gives at the same time the detailed and intimate portrait of a life and the wider panorama of a failing dynasty.