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An engaging family saga set at the end of the Second World War about a woman who risks losing everything for the sake of her family

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A young woman is washed up onto the shores of a remote lighthouse island. She does not know who she is or how she got there. She has no memory. The keeper of the lighthouse and his assistant take her in and feed and clothe her. Set at the time when the slave trade was at its height in the 1860s, Pharos is a ghost story.

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A compassionate, uplifting love story for fans of Me Before You

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A study of child abuse. Through her paintings, Alice Miller confronts the truth and pain of her own childhood. Miller meditates on her spontaneously executed watercolours and the implications.

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The first of a four-volume work by Dorothy Richardson, this novel records the life of Miriam Henderson. Through her experience - personal, spiritual, intellectual - the author explores what it means to be a woman.

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* An elegiac novel of giving it all up for love -- and living to regret it.
* 'I like Elisabeth Russell Taylor. She gets better and better' A.S. Byatt.

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Stratton returns in inimitable style

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Published to coincide with a biography of Violet Trefusis, this romantic comedy set in the Twenties shows young aristocrat, Elizabeth Caracole being finished in Florence with the family of a Papal count - the dentist

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Delightful Regency romance from the author of the Agatha Raisin series; now a major new drama from Sky 1

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The third part of NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Allison Brennan's gripping PRISON BREAK trilogy

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* A feast of short stories from the writer who has made the sensual language of food and eating all her own

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A compelling investigation of the scandal at the heart of poultry production in the US, the UK and beyond.

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In their crusade to modernise public services, New Labour are giving vast amounts of taxpayers' money to management and IT systems consultants. They are everywhere - the Inland Revenue, MoD, Education Department, NHS and Downing Street. But are these management wizards siphoning off billions that should have been spent on the frontline services

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In this sequel to PALIMPSEST, the celebrated novelist Gore Vidal ranges freely over his remarkable life with the signature wit and literary elegance that is uniquely his.

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The Amazing Rags to Riches Tale of Opera's Prima Donkey

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* The sequel to THE RESTLESS SEA, this is the second in the enthralling 'Jagos of Cornwall' family saga

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A compelling saga from Jessica Blair that delves into the deepest of family secrets

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John Bradshaw, arguably the most accomplished and well-known leader alive today in the addictions field, explains the brain-circuitry that connects us to love and romance.

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The first book to address the issues of pregnancy, birth and parenting for those who have struggled to become pregnant.

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This text takes up the story of Prince Rupert from 1647, when his army career came to an end, and examines his work as an admiral, then sometimes known as a general-at-sea.

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The year is 1788, the place New South Wales. Marine Lieutenant William Dawes has arrived in the Antipodes to build an observatory, reform the convicts and understand the Aborigines. Jane Rogers intertwines the powerful dramas of the first year of the convict-colony with present-day lives to make a rich and gripping novel.