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Can love find a way to overcome hate

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Vienna, 1899. Josef Breuer - celebrated psychoanalyst - is about to encounter his strangest case yet. Found by the lunatic asylum, thin, head shaved, she claims to have no name, no feelings - to be, in fact, not even human. Intrigued, Breuer determines to fathom the roots of her disturbance. Years later, in Germany, we meet Krysta.

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July 1975

Three-piece suit, valise, commuter train Nah. Drop that junior executive. Enlist in the U.S. Army as an infantry private and see what happens.

Oh yeah, better tell your wife.

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THE FIRST SAGA IN EVIE GRACE'S MAIDS OF KENT TRILOGY.

'An intriguing tale of family relationships and of finding love a second time around .

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In 1881 in London, everything changes for the wealthy Jarmyn family. The misfortunes on the railway the family had built echoes the shocking death of nine-year-old Sofia Jarmyn. And at the heart of this family, a terrible secret is tearing their lives apart.

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In ancient Rome, parents used to silence misbehaving children with the utterance 'Hannibal ad portas' (Hannibal is at the door).

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Thomas Harris is on the cusp of success as a classical composer with a growing reputation.

When his father, a coal miner, dies Thomas decides to write a requiem for him which is also a thinly veiled attack on the powerful elite.

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A gripping historical thriller set in Tudor England during the reign of Elizabeth I.

Lady-in-waiting Lucy Morgan is once again torn between her dangerous attraction to William Shakespeare and her fierce loyalty to Queen Elizabeth I.

But England is facing its gravest threat yet.

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he story of Hereward continues in this high-octane novel full of heroism and treachery - a must read for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Conn Iggulden.

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With his own motor yacht, "Sea Fox", former naval officer Philip Vivian sets out on a profitable - if legally dubious - adventure, proposed to him by an old comrade-in-arms. But he soon finds himself trapped in a treacherous web of violence and crime.

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1786: Captain William Rennie is on the beach and on half pay when he's given a prime commission: HMS Expedient is a 36 gun frigate;

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Who was Robin Hood Romantic legend casts him as hero of the people, living in Sherwood Forest with Friar Tuck, Little John and Maid Marian. This title describes his time as a boy in the greenwood with a half-crazed bandit Robert Hodd - who, following principles of the 'heresy of the Free Spirit', believes himself above God and beyond sin.

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France, 1636. The Thirty Years War rages across Europe, and a bloody and brutal campaign begins as Spanish armies flood into Picardy. In their way lies the border village of Dax-en-roi. The Chevalier de Roland rallies a valiant defence, but his household guard are slaughtered, his estate burned and his life forfeit.

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"This is the epic retelling of Troy, the most famous war in myth or history, in which four strong yet misunderstood women take center stage, their stories so intricately and beautifully woven together that the result is an utterly spellbinding and immersive historical novel"--

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The enthralling Kalvarianhof historical fiction series continues in this fourth book. How Soon the Flowers Fall is a story of family and friendship, the difficulty of doing the right thing in dark times, and overcoming tragedy. Tender romance, daring escapes, and real history combine to tell the story of Germany between the first and second world wars.

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Includes "A Penguin readers guide to I always loved you."

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