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Wartime at Woolworths is the third moving book in Elaine Everest's heartwarming Woolworths series.

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Wartime for the Chocolate Girls is the fourth book in Annie Murray's Sunday Times bestselling series following the lives of the women and girls who worked at the Cadbury Factory in Birmingham.

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The compelling new bestseller from the author of The Mersey Daughter and Winter on the Mersey.

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War brings changes three friends could never foresee

Highly recommended Anna Jacobs
A warm domestic drama Peoples Friend

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Set in the 1940s, Wartime Friends is a tale of unbreakable bonds in times of strife, by Margaret Dickinson, the Queen of Saga (Daily Express)

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Fans of Liverpool sagas by the likes of Katie Flynn and Annie Groves will be thrilled to discover Anne Baker's magnficient story of a mother and her three daughters struggling to make ends meet.

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However Rose has a secret of her own and when war separates the sweethearts before she can confide in William, it is Rose who will have to deal with the consequences

From the author of Orphan Sisters comes a moving and unique saga which gives a voice to the untold tales of our past.

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Book 2 in the 'Addictive' (Sunday Telegraph) Peter Cotton spy thriller series, for fans of John le Carr and Robert Harris.

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In the Washington Square area of New York City in the late nineteenth century, devastating betrayals by both her father and her lover leave shy and fragile Catherine Sloper permanently scarred.

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Investigating a suspicious burglary and the disappearances of Prescott University alumni, Harvard librarian Hester Thursby and Detective Angela White uncover financial transgressions, rumors of infidelity, and a decades-old tragedy.

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Only one person can save you.And he wants you dead.The gripping new novel from the acclaimed author of Murderabilia and The Photographer, both nominated for the McIlvanney Prize.

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A family of Jehovah's Witnesses' belief system starts to splinter and their relationships erode as Emily's sister Lenora vanishes, and she begins to question the rigid rules within their unusual and isolationist religious lifestyle.

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By the Orange and Whitbread shortlisted author of FRED AND EDIE, a subtle and intriguing novel exploring the line between innocent and warped desire

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Watch us Dance combines the youth, vibrancy and allure of Andre Aciman with the historical fiction force of Maggie Shipstead, and the exquisite sense of place and time of The Lost Daughter.

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In these newly reissued stories, Wendell Berry transports readers to Port William, Kentucky, the fictional community he's lovingly created across multiple novels, stories, and poems

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Chosen as one of the best new book releases by COSMOPOLITAN
A best summer read by ELLE MAGAZINE

When you look at a woman, who do you see

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A beautiful coming-of-age story based on the real settlement of Makoko in Nigeria. Perfect for readers of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

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From prize-winning author Bernardo Atxaga, author of Obabakoak and Nevada Days, comes a polyphonic novel following the fortunes and failures of the inhabitants of a small Basque mining town over the course of forty years

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As a novelist, Graham Swift delights in the possibilities of the human voice, imagining his way into the minds and hearts of an extraordinary range of characters.

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Set in the bleak Fen Country of East Anglia, and spanning some 240 years in the lives of its haunted narrator and his ancestors, Waterland is a book that takes in eels and incest, ale-making and madness, the heartless sweep of history and a family romance as tormented as any in Greek tragedy.

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THE BIG-HEARTED NEW NOVEL FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THROWN, RADIO 2 BROADCASTER AND PRESENTER OF BBC'S BETWEEN THE COVERS