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A lavish, laugh-out-loud comedy from romance bestseller Hester Browne, author of The Vintage Girl and The Little Lady Agency.

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A teenage girl runs away from a life of boredom and poverty, with dreams of becoming a smokejumper. A middle-grade mother escapes to the mountains to explore her artistic side.

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Explains the background and sources of L'Amour's best-selling Sackett novels, with a detailed account of the people, places, and eras depicted, plus maps, photographs, and a Sackett family tree and genealogy.

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From the author of "Pilate's Wife" comes a beautiful story of myth and mysticism that follows the lives of two women--restless wanderers each drawn to Yucatan, Mexico.

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The Safety of Objects, A.M. Homes' first collection of short stories, displays the flair for the hilarious, the perverse and the extraordinary that characterizes all of her books.

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* A passionate novel about mothers and daughters, roots and exile, set among an Anglo-Iranian family

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An exotic tale of lost family secrets from the #1 Kindle Bestseller

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An escapist summer read of long-lost family secrets and hidden histories, from the bestselling author of The Villa

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Drawing on a rich oral tradition, this work describes both the tangled, often treacherous relations within three generations of the royal family and the exploits of Hrolf's famous champions.

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Set at the end of the tenth century, this title is about the time Scandinavia was converting from worship of Norse gods to Christianity. It focuses on two families that of Hoskuld, a prominent farmer with several sons, and that of Gudrun, the most beautiful woman ever born in Iceland.

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A collection of stories, which depicts the lives and deeds of the Norse men and women who first settled in Iceland and of their descendants, who ventured farther west to Greenland and, ultimately, North America.

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A charming isekai tale about a womans magical entrepreneurship in a fantasy world which inspired the anime, in English from Funimation! (And dont miss the manga adaptation and spin-off, also from Seven Seas.)

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A charming isekai tale about a womans magical entrepreneurship in a fantasy worldwhich inspired the anime, in English from Funimation! (And dont miss the manga adaptation and spin-off, also from Seven Seas.)

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Bill Sweeney is writing a letter to his daughter. But Maeve may never read it since she is lying comatose in a Dublin hospital, victim of an assault by four thugs during a petrol station robbery.

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Major "undiscovered" experimental novel of nineteenth-century France. A hilarious satire of life, literature, and politics.

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From the WINNER OF THE FORWARD PRIZE FOR BEST COLLECTION 2014, a 'humorous, bittersweet fiction, combin[ing] the fantastical realism of Marquez with the domestic comedy of Andrea Levy' INDEPENDENT

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The powerful, moving story of Carla, a 12-year-old Honduran girl struggling to get to the US with her little brother, and Alice, who lives in Texas and is desperate to become a mother.

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In the brave new Japan of the 1870s, Taka and Nobu meet as children and fall in love; But Nobu will have to fight and maybe kill Taka's father and brother, while Taka now has to make a terrible choice - between her family and the man she loves ...

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Shortly before World War II, a Chinese man - sent to his family's summer home in Japan to recover from tuberculosis - meets a lovely Japanese girl and three older people. What ensues is a graceful tale about goodness and beauty.

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Catherine Cookson's popular heroine, Maisie, returns in this brilliant sequel by Rosie Goodwin

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Seventeen-year-old Noora is not like the other women of the sun-battered mountains of the Arabian Peninsula in the 1950s. With the death of her mother, her father sinks into a dazed madness. That's when her brother assumes responsibility and insists that she marry. Noora refuses, and flees to a nearby mountain village.

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The quiet life of schoolmaster Bill Mor and his wife Nan is disturbed when a young woman, Rain Carter, arrives at the school to paint the portrait of the headmaster. Mor, hoping to enter politics, becomes aware of new desires and a different dream of life. Mor's teenage children and their mother fight discreetly and ruthlessly against the invader.

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'It's all dry sand running through the fingers.'

When Bill Mor falls in love with Rain Carter he discovers a new way of being and a new joy in the world and his surroundings.