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'Wonderful. Paul Burke is a natural storyteller and genuinely funny' Dominic Holland. The second wonderful captivating novel by the author of Father Frank.

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Tells the story of an Untouchable in India's caste system, with an introduction by Ramachandra Guha, author of Gandhi Bakha is a proud and attractive young man, yet none the less he is an Untouchable - an outcast in India's caste system.

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* The hilarious new Von Igelfeld novel - the follow-up to The 21/2 Pillars of Wisdom.

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"This is an original collection of stories with no Russian equivalent. They span the whole of Krzhizhanovsky's writing career (1920-1940). The title story was unearthed only in 2012. It is named for an actual street in Moscow (Unwitting Street) and serves as a metaphor for Russian history"--Provided by publisher.

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An actress running from her past finds escape with a man hiding from his future.

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A chance encounter while holidaying in Central America leads an American couple, the Slades, to befriend the charming, handsome Grove Soto and his young Cuban mistress. But as the Slades' trip becomes prolonged and they grow dependent on their new acquaintances, an undercurrent of cruelty begins to disturb the comfort to which they are accustomed.

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Mary Panton walls up her desires in a beautiful villa high up in the hills above Florence, as she calmly contemplates her disastrous marriage. She turns for help to the notorious Rowley Flint, and through him comes to realise that to deny love, with all its passions and risks, is to deny life itself.

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Up From Freedom is a powerful and emotional novel about the dangers that arise when we stay silent in the face of prejudice or are complicit in its development.

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An imaginative young girl struggles to make sense of her mother's mysterious disappearance, in this novel set in 1975, against the backdrop of school busing, desegregation, and early feminism.

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There's always one more grave to dig

Lately, life has been unnaturally calm for vampires Cat Crawfield and her husband, Bones. Now Cat and Bones are in a race against time to save their friends from a fate worse than death .

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From Walter Kirn comes a brilliantly diverting novel that peers deeply into the world of modern business and its debilitating effects on the human soul. Meet Ryan Bingham, a contemporary Willy Loman--he just travels faster and carries more advanced gadgets in his briefcase.

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He captured the waterfront rooming-houses , nickel-a-drink saloons, all-night restaurants, the 'visionaries, obsessives, imposters, fanatics, lost souls, the end-is-near street preachers, old Gypsy Kings and old Gypsy Queens, and out-and-out freak-show freaks.' Mitchell's trademark curiosity, respect and graveyard humour fuel these magical essays.

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Published in 1963 Up the Junction won the John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize, was adapted into a film and was the inspiration for the song of the same name

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An addictively sexy romance story for fans of Sylvia Day, Samantha Young and Jamie McGuire.

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The first book in Kelly Irvin's Every Amish Season series now available in mass market!

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The brilliant new novel from the Man Booker shortlisted author of The Clothes on Their Backs

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Ten interconnecting stories capture experiences in a young woman's life, as she grows from a rebellious suburban adolescent to complex adult in New York City and struggles to establish intimate relationships with the men in her life.

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'One of the most brilliantly inventive writers of this, or any country' (Independent) turns his unique eye on the dark end of the 1960s in his enthralling new novel, a story of music, dreams, drugs and madness, love and grief, stardom's wobbly ladder and fame's Faustian pact.

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'One of the most brilliantly inventive writers of this, or any country' (Independent) turns his unique eye on the dark end of the 1960s in his enthralling new novel, a story of music, dreams, drugs and madness, love and grief, stardom's wobbly ladder and fame's Faustian pact.