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Shortly before he died, America's laureate of the dispossessed made his own selection from his short stories. This edition includes a selection from the full range of the author's work including, Furious Seasons, Will You Please Be Quiet, Please, What We Talk about When We Talk about Love, and Cathedral, and seven stories from, Elephant.

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Following on from the success of The Time of Our Lives, Lynda Page brings us another nostalgic and heartwarming saga set in Jolly's holiday camp in the 1960s

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Charles Callahan chances on a newspaper photograph of Sian Richards, a woman he loved when they were both only thirteen. Three decades after they last saw each other, the two lovers meet. Powerfully drawn together once again, Charles and Sian are forced to come to terms with the nature of erotic love and betrayal.

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A sweeping East End saga from Sally Worboyes featuring familiar characters from Time Will Tell and Jamaica Street.

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A spare, lyrical Native American coming of age story set in rural Oklahoma in the late 1980s.

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A gorgeous, wise and witty new collection of stories about the complexities of love, family and friendship.

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Previously published as The Ever Open Door, this is a story told with warmth and humour, about a hard working, down-to-earth community in a small Yorkshire town during the Second World War and its aftermath.

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As she begins the long vigil by Williams beside, she fears she will lose the little boy she has grown to love as her own

A fabulous, heart-warming Second World War novel in Ellie Dean's bestselling Cliffehaven series (previously called the Beach View Boarding House series).

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Where the Jackals Howl is prize-winning author Amos Oz's first collection of stories. The fate of these individuals, their drives, ambitions and idiosyncrasies, are grounded by the physical and social structure of their community as Oz portrays their world as a microcosm of the wider world.

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Lauren Groff invites a new generation of readers to rediscover the haunting stories of a neglected mid-century master.

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A poignant and unforgettable saga set in early 20th-century Liverpool from the Sunday Times bestselling author Lyn Andrews

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A vivid, character-driven historical saga set in Greece at the end of WWII and on the verge of the Greek Civil War. Fans of Ariel Lawhon's books about little-known history will love this sweeping, multigenerational story of familial love and loyalty against all odds.

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Two young friends are separated by unspeakable tragedy during the Greek Civil War, haunted by a vow to return to one another and their home on the island of Corfu where queens, villagers, and goddesses come together to prove there is no force more powerful than the magic of a mothers love.

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The bestselling ebook sensation.

'Atmospheric, engaging and sublimely satisfying' Veronica Henry

How far must you run to leave the past behind you

It is 1919 and the end of the war has not brought peace for Emeline Vane.

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A novel of love, murder and greed set in Costa Rica.

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There is no more running, only the need to hide...

Imagine not knowing the father of your child. Although she is desperate for a baby, that is something that Kate Powell cannot accept.

Then Kate meets a man who seems to be the answer to all her problems.

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There's no such thing as a single secret...
A powerful, utterly compelling novel of what it means to be a mother, a daughter, a lover - and of how secrets have a way of multiplying.

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Pamela Evans' London sagas are 'superb and heartwarming' Irish Independent. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn, Kate Thompson and Annie Murray.

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A story of family, adoption, belonging and love from the Costa-winning author of Tiny Sunbirds Far Away and the bestselling nursing memoir, The Language of Kindness

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