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A brilliant Cold War spy story from the Man Booker shortlisted author of The Glass Room

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Till We Meet Again is the latest gripping novel from Lesley Pearse. She kills two people in cold blood - why Susan walks into a busy doctor's surgery and guns down two members of staff. Then she calmly waits for the police. Beth is the lawyer assigned to defend Susan.

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Catherine Cookson's classic heroine lives on in this stunning new saga by Rosie Goodwin

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'I aint always going to be poor, I made me mind up to that.'

Dismissed from her position as housemaid under a cloud of misunderstanding, Tilly True is forced to return home. But when she falls for the dangerous charms of Barnaby Palgrave, Tilly soon finds that her troubles have only just begun ...

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Out of print for more than two decades, this classic love story by a "New York Times"-bestselling author is sure to delight longtime fans and new readers alike.

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The funny and relatable new novel from bestselling author Louise Pentland - perfect for fans of Paige Toon, Giovanna Fletcher and Lindsey Kelk.

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The funny and relatable new novel from bestselling author Louise Pentland - perfect for fans of Paige Toon, Giovanna Fletcher and Lindsey Kelk.

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A vibrant, often humorous tale of life, love - and infidelity - from the bestselling author of MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS and PARADISE HOUSE.

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When times get hard for her family, Alexandra Morton takes a job at a marriage bureau...

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In the summer of 1989, a car crashes off a mountain road in Corsica. Clotilde, fifteen years old, is the only survivor. In 2016 she returns to Corsica to exorcise the ghosts of the past. But while she is there, she receives a letter signed by her mother. Is she still alive

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She found love and courage in her darkest hours.

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A brilliant and beautiful new novel from the acclaimed and much-loved author of Molly Fox's Birthday.

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A lifetime of restraint and placid affection erupts when a retired bank manager falls for a young girl, as far removed from him in background and experience as in age. Set in Cumbria, this is an intensely moving evocation of an overwhelming passion and its destructive kernel of jealousy.

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For fans of Kitty Neale and Nadine Dorries. This gritty yet charming WWII saga is impossible to put down!

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The finale of Rosie Goodwin's bestselling Days of the Week collection.

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The story of a life told backwards. Its narrator, Doctor Tod T. Friendly, trapped and hurtling towards a terrible secret, moves "out of the blackest sleep" to find himself surrounded by doctors and on the deathbed of a man in whose body he is imprisoned.

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"Ursa possesses a very special gift. She can travel through memory and revisit her past. After she flees her hometown for the counterculture glory of 1950s California, the intoxicating potential of her unique ability eventually draws a group of women into her orbit and into a ramshackle Victorian mansion in the woods outside Santa Cruz. But Ursa's powers come with a cost"--

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At long last, "New York Times"-bestselling author Salvatore returns with one of fantasy's most beloved and enduring icons, the dark elf Drizzt Do'Urden, in the first of an all-new trilogy full of swordplay, danger, and imaginative thrills.

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An old man wearing a brown robe is found wandering disorientated in the Arizona desert. He is miles from any human habitation and has no memory of how he got there, or who he is. The only clue to his identity is the plan of a medieval monastery in his pocket. So begins the mystery of Timeline.

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It decides to wind the clock back a decade to 1991, making everyone in the world endure ten years of deja-vu and a total loss of free will not to mention the torture of reliving every nanosecond of one of the tawdiest and most hollow decades.

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Timothy, a wise and eloquent tortoise, has spent some fifty years among humans, living in their midst in the Hampshire village of Selborne, the occasional object of study for his host, Gilbert White, whose letters famously comprise The Natural History of Selborne. This is an old tortoise's short history of humanity.

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'I just loved this book... put on a smile on my face' Libby Page, The Lido 'Naturally funny... page turning, smart and sassy' Helen Lederer, comedian, author and founder of the CWIP Prize 'Fresh and different... and skilfully written' Yomi Adekoke, Slay in Your Lane