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Avery Jankowsky is a thirty-seven-year-old Manhattan writer scraping by on freelance assignments. Despite his lack of ambition, and very much to his own surprise, he has won the affections of Deirdre, a Columbia grad student many years his junior. But when Deirdre tells him that she has been having an affair, Avery's world is shattered.

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A father sets out to save the Islamic world. A daughter sets out to save herself.

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A literary jeu d'esprit, a modern-day Tristram Shandy, a hilarious satire on false scholarship, Wilson is David Mamet at his best and most mischievous. When the internet - and the collective memory of the twenty-first century - crashes, the past is reassembled from the downloaded memories of Ginger, wife of ex-President Wilson.

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Brilliantly written and bitingly funny, Tom Sharpe's indefatigable hero is pitted against the vices of an aristocratic pervert, the merciless greed of a politician's wife and the seedy underbelly of Britain's medical facilities, deftly exposing the farcical realities of small-town England and America.

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The shadow of drug dealing falls across Fenland Tech and suddenly Wilt finds himself the target of suspicion. With his talent for making new enemies, an accusation of voyeurism in the staff lavatory leads to a massive confrontation at a nearby US airbase, surrounded by the forces of law and order.

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Ten years as an Assistant Lecturer at Fenland College, trying to din Eng. lit. into the skulls of rude mechanicals has left Henry Wilt frustrated and even murderous. So Chief Inspector Flint suspects the worst when Wilt's wife goes missing.

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The next gripping instalment in the bestselling Manchester underworld series from Sam Tobin, the master of gritty gangland.

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An unputdownable tale of ambition and desire from the Sunday Times No. 1 bestselling author, Penny Vincenzi.

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Set in an eccentric Sussex windmill, Windmill Hill is the complex, unsettling and sharply witty new novel from the bestselling author of Magpie Lane.

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Sidney Sheldons eighth novel, repackaged to accompany his memoirs, The Other Side of Me.

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WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION BY SARA WHEELER

'He was the father of my generation of American writers and the tradition of American writing' William Faulkner

This timeless cycle of short stories lays bare the life of a small town in the American Midwest.

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Winging It is about discovering the reality of motherhood vs the fantasy during the highs and lows of the first year - perfect for fans of Why Mummy Drinks and Louise Pentland.

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"June Papers is a twenty-eight-year-old MFA grad with a felony record, "the classic young, Black and gifted American misfit." He's also a substitute teacher. He's also homeless. With dreams of becoming a writer, June endures a host of trials and dilemmas as he reluctantly realizes mentoring and teaching might actually be a path forward for him"--

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Features hunters, wives, old men of wisdom, waiters, fighters, women loved, women lost: living on the raw edge, making love, and facing the inevitable reality of death. As an introduction to the author's work, or as an overview of the themes he developed in his novels, this work presents a collection of stories.

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In the picturesque mountains of Squaw Valley, Colorado, a girls dreams are about to be shattered.

At just seventeen, Lily Thomas is already a ski champion training for the Olympics, her heart set on winning the gold.

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A funny, upbeat novel about parenting by the author of Absolutely Smashing It and internet sensation behind the fantastically funny I Know, I Need to Stop Talking

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A funny, upbeat novel about parenting by the author of Absolutely Smashing It and internet sensation behind the fantastically funny I Know, I Need to Stop Talking

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The evocative and delightful final novel in the Devonshire trilogy featuring the Chadwick Family

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A seductive, sapphic debut about the power of youthful idealism from an exciting young award-winning writer

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A seductive debut about the power of youthful idealism from an exciting young award-winning writer

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The sequel to the bestselling Summer Things. A summer of lust has given way to the winter of discontent. Brian and Dotty have lost everything; Howard and Lizzie have it all. In a spirit of neighbourly envy, adulterous love and goodwill to oneself, it might be time to learn the true meaning of Christmas - whether they like it or not.

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The beguiling second novel from the author of Walking Wounded for fans of Anna Funder and William Boyd.