As soon as Hans-Albert Ritter arrives in Bundaberg to take on his role as pastor for a settlement of German emigrants, its not long before trouble starts brewing in the community. Can this be the end of their dreams so soon

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An evocative historical novel set against the rich tapestry of the silk trade in London during the 1760s.

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Revealing the secrets behind Kingsbridge, Ken Follett's The Evening and the Morning is a prequel to the international sensation The Pillars of the Earth. Beginning in 997 CE, this epic, page-turning masterpiece follows one man's grand ambition to make his abbey a centre of learning and the sprawling consequences for the church and its people.

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The sweeping narrative of The Exiles offers a rich perspective on three women's lives, two English convicts and an orphaned Aboriginal girl - in nineteenth-century Australia.

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A novel of love, deception and desire from the author of Before the Fall.

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As Britain is pulled towards war, the secrets within two families threaten to tear them apart...

When Susannah arrives from England to care for her motherless nieces in Salem, she falls passionately in love with their puritan father, Lucas. But this is the height of the witch trials, and the jealousy of her troubled niece Charity may have fatal consequences for both of them.

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Susannah arrives in New England around the time of the Salem trials. She came to care for her motherless nieces but falls in love with their father, a devout Puritan. Their affair ultimately finds Susannah accused of witchcraft by her troubled niece Charity and her friends.

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A saga of romance and adventure set against the background of the pioneering history of Australia.

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A love story as powerful and restless as the mighty North Sea.

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New York Times bestselling author Paula Brackston's second novel in the Found Things series, Secrets of the Chocolate House, was called a 'time-swapping romance [that] will please fans of Alice Hoffman' (Publishers Weekly). Now, Brackston returns to the Found Things series with a third book, The Garden of Promises and Lies.

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The incredible debut adult novel from Liz Hyder, the multi-award-winning author of BEARMOUTH.

Straccan has lost the woman he loved to his enemies. His first task is to find her. His second, to escort the great bell, Gaudete, to its resting place in Durham. His third to save from her enemies the Gleemaiden of the title and the mysterious child she protects.

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Utah, 1888. As one woman awaits her husband's return home, a stranger arrives on her doorstep . . .

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Utah, 1888. As one woman awaits her husband's return home, a stranger arrives on her doorstep . . .

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These two long stories are set, like most of George Mackay Brown's work, in Orkney and in a period, the last quarter of the nineteenth century, when the pattern of island life, little changed since Viking times, was beginning to be threatened.

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1066, The Norman Conquest: Five strangers. Five secrets. No refuge. No turning back.

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A savagely funny, achingly beautiful tale set in the Wild West, from the award-winning author of Night Boat to Tangier

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Takes the reader into the psyche of France's doomed queen, Marie Antoinette: her love affair with handsome Swedish diplomat Count Axel Fersen, who risked his life to save her; her fears on the terrifying night the Parisian mob broke into her palace bedroom intent on murdering her and her family; and her attempted flight from France in disguise.

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As England teeters on the brink of civil war, Thomas Chayne has an opportunity to prove his worth by rallying a troop of royalists to defend Oxford from the escalating violence. But he soon faces an impossible choice between honouring his family and his loyalty to the crown

It is 1879 and the British army is constantly in action to defend the Empire. Young Lieutenant Simon Fonthill has been dispatched to South Africa with much to prove, for Colonel Covington, his former Commanding Officer, has slanderously branded him a coward.

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The third novel from the Booker-shortlisted author exploring love, betrayal and morality in 1920s Penang

A dramatic political thriller from the master of historical fiction.

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Christopher Redmayne is a true Restoration man. After destruction wrought by the Great Fire, he is also one of the architects working to restore London to its previous splendor. This novel is a historical drama centered on the turmoil of restoration England.