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God takes a look at the Earth around the time of the Renaissance and everything looks pretty good so he takes a holiday. When God returns, he finds all hell has broken loose: world wars, holocausts, famine, capitalism and fucking Christians everywhere.

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A compelling story of youthful passion by the Booker Prize-longlisted and bestselling author Melvyn Bragg.

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If you can't trust your own family, who can you trust

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Powerful, touching and ultimately uplifting, Victoria Walters' debut novel about a young woman who becomes a widow aged twenty-four is a heartfelt tale of love, loss, and finding the courage to love again

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After losing her husband on the RMS Titanic, Madeleine Astor, who is constantly surrounded by scandal, finds her status elevated to that of a virtuous, tragic heroine and must decide whether to accept the role assigned to her or carve out her own extraordinary path.

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The disturbing and thought-provoking first novel from Ronan Bennett, which was shortlisted for the Irish Times Aer Lingus Prize

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Two novellas by Peter Handke - his first works since he won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature.

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"Set in Denmark in the darkest days of World War II, [this] is a cinematic novel that, in its ... portrayal of a family struggling to survive the German occupation, both captures a savage moment in history and exposes the violence and want inherent in a father's love"--Amazon.com.

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This is the only novel that Conrad set in London, and it communicates a profoundly ironic view of human affairs. The story is woven around an attack on the Greenwich Observatory in 1894. Verloc, (a Russian spy who is also working for the police) is ostensibly a member of an anarchist group in Soho.

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People have been disappearing in what the explorer Stanley called the black heart of Africa - the impenetrable forests of northern Congo.

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A saga of love and betrayal in late 18th century Kent and London from saga author Lynne Francis, perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin

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In 1920s India, where do two little girls belong Born of two cultures, belonging to neither...

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Poor, plain and unconnected, Charlotte Bronte, her sisters live in the wilds of Yorkshire. Their eccentric father allows no curtains on the windows and no rugs on the floors. Their brother is a drunkard and a drug addict. But these three sisters write some of the most beloved books ever created.

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The perfect pick-me-up when life is hanging in the (bank) balance . Can Becky ever escape from this dreamworld, find true love, and regain the use of her credit card


Everybody loves Sophie Kinsella:
"I almost cried with laughter" Daily Mail
"Hilarious .

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The second book in New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Shirley Jump's captivating women's fiction series about sisters, secrets, and second chances.

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Laura is content enough with her marriage until a former lover crashes back into her life. Suddenly passion and excitement are rekindled. Who will she choose and how much happiness has she a right to expect

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I flew through this book in a day! I loved it. It really had me desperate to know more NetGalley Reviewer,

To unlock her secret, you must tell yours.

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For Lucy Sweeney, motherhood isn't all astanga yoga and Cath Kidston prints. It's been years since the dirty laundry pile was less than a metre high, months since Lucy remembered to have sex with her husband, and a week since she last did the school run wearing pyjamas.

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A charming, heart-warming and rave-reviewed story of long lost love, courage and hope by journalist and LGBTQ+ activist Matt Cain. Think Mike Gayle meets Marian Keyes, by way of Milly Johnson - but this is a love story the likes of which you've never read before!

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A tale of murder and literary ambition set on an American university campus from a master of the dark side of human nature

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Evie Hamilton has a secret ...one she doesn't even know about. Yet ...Evie's an Oxfordshire wife and mum who's biggest worry in life is whether or not she can fit in a manicure on her way to fetch her daughter from clarinet lessons. But she's blissfully unaware that her charmed and happy life is about to be turned upside-down.