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Daisy Johnson's Sisters meets The Babadook in a stunning literary suburban chiller of grief, ghosts and sublimated sexual desire...

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Black River is the most compelling thriller you'll read this year.

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A compelling debut novel that heralds a bright new voice on the literary scene: shortlisted for the Gordon Burn Prize and Portico Prize for Literature.

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As the 24-hour Arctic summer is transformed into darkness by a volcanic eruption, Ari Thor must find a killer before someone else dies... NEXT in the international, bestselling Dark Iceland series

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Set in Beirut, this is a novel from the author of the critically acclaimed "Precious Thing" and "Too Small for Basketball". Alongside pop videos, arranged marriages, diamond smuggling, and the huge upheavals of the Israeli military withdrawal, they form the backdrop to the passionate love affair that develops between two unlikely individuals.

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The bittersweet, sharply observed stories in Blue in Chicago introduce British readers for the first time to Bette Howland, a forgotten great of twentieth-century American fiction, perfect for fans of Lucia Berlin, Lydia Davis and Alice Munro.

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1959: Bodies have started turning up around London, dismembered in the same bizarre and horrifying way. Is it possible that the blood trail leads back to Troy's police force and his own forgotten past

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How far would you go to protect your child When her daughter is bullied, Laura makes a terrible mistake...

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A fantasy novel.

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This devastatingly honest book is the story of two brothers - and how one of them will face growing up without the other.

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Love and loss in the information age.

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A saga rich in detail of Newcastle life at the turn of the century. Author's previous titles include 'Della Dolan' and 'Mary Maddison'.

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Bridget Jones is back! In The Edge of Reason Bridget discovers what it's like when you have the man of your dreams actually living in your flat...

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Originally published in paperback (1989), a saga from the author of APRIL. Bridie is only 16, when her mother dies. Abused by her father, she flees to safety in England, finding refuge as housemaid to a kindly doctor. But the shadows of her past are not far away and she makes a living by becoming a money lender who becomes much respected.

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In Brood, a stunning new voice depicts one womans attempt to keep her four chickens alive while reflecting on a recent loss of a miscarriage.

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The Virgin Suicides meets The Florida Project in thiswildly original debut-a coming-of-age story about thecrucible of girlhood, from a writer of rare and startlingtalent.

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Felix was a quitter: he quit the Boy Scouts, the glee club, the marching band. Gave up his paper round, turned his back on the church, stuffed the basketball team. Dropped out of college, side-stepped the army, abandoned school. Got married, separated, divorced. Quit smoking, quit jogging, quit work.

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A thrilling tale of murder and mystery in a city where history has run a little differently -- from the bestselling author of Golden Hill.

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In Tony Park's Captive, Australian lawyer Kerry Maxwell finds herself on the frontline of the war on poaching.

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Includes a reading group guide and conversation with the author.

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'Sensual, spiky, tender and utterly original' Pandora Sykes

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A moving story about loss, forgetting and female friendship: two women on a road trip across Bosnia head towards a lost brother and a collision with the lies theyve told themselves about where theyre from.