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* From the author of the Richard and Judy bestseller THE GIRLS, comes a novel about the extraordinary lives of ordinary people

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Back in print for the first time, this sweeping historical drama by international superstar Claire Lorrimer sold over 100,000 copies in its day

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* Essential reading for armchair travellers and cyclists alike - Josie Dew's first book of her adventures in several countries...

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* How to incorporate red wine, chocolate, nuts and berries into your diet for a longer and healthier life and sustainable weight loss...

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1854, and the British Army faces a terrible winter. With provisions and clothing hopelessly inadequate, Sergeant Jack Crossman and his men are billeted at Kadikoi village, their official instructions to blow up the magazine in the Russian Star Fort, but this is not to be Crossman's main mission.

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This time reinventing witches and ghosts with a much-needed feminist twist, The Witch Who Courted Death is a brand new title from the bestselling author of Who's Afraid

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A house-sitter gets her mojo back in this brilliantly funny and touching love story by bestselling author Fiona Walker

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Covers various aspects of copyright and law which affect writers and writing, including advances, agents, contracts, copyright, ideas 'kidnapping', libel, literary estate, rights, royalties and self-publishing as well as potential danger zones and the best safeguards.

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Only teens have survived a mysterious catastrophe in the first YA novel from acclaimed film producer, director, and screenwriter Chris Weitz

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This is the concluding volume of a three-volume, widely acclaimed biography of William Pitt the Younger, who was Prime Minister of England from 1783 to 1801 and from 1804 to his death in 1806. The present volume covers the years from 1797 to his death, a period filled with momentous events.

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The first volume of this biography left Pitt at a peak in both home and foreign affairs. Darker years, however, were to follow. This, the second volume of three, sees Britain and France at war and political and economic unrest at home threatening Pitt's greatest pride - the financial system.

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This is the concluding volume of a three-volume, widely acclaimed biography of William Pitt the Younger, who was Prime Minister of England from 1783 to 1801 and from 1804 to his death in 1806. The present volume covers the years from 1797 to his death, a period filled with momentous events.

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This is the concluding volume of a three-volume, widely acclaimed biography of William Pitt the Younger, who was Prime Minister of England from 1783 to 1801 and from 1804 to his death in 1806. The present volume covers the years from 1797 to his death, a period filled with momentous events.

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The second instalment in this explosive trilogy of thrillers, set in the decaying urban jungle of a future London. Welcome to the Metrozone - mind the gap.

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* A hilarious trip back in time through the 70s and 80s with Philip Glenister - star of LIFE ON MARS and ASHES TO ASHES

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Rich Hall describes his idyllic childhood in Eastern Tennessee, helping to operate his grandfolks' backyard nuclear plant. He explains how he sold his soul to the Devil to make him a better bluesman, and how the Devil tried to sell it back. And he reveals what happened when Neil Diamond invited him to dinner, and why he had to wear a hardhat.

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Catch up with old friends in this charming third instalment of Max Hardcastle's Tales from the Dales.

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A stunning historical narrative that reveals 300 years of English culture and society through an exploration of seven great gardens, from Tradescant's designs for Hatfield House to Hampton Court, Chatsworth and Jekyll's famous garden at Hestercombe.

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Three women each find love and marriage with one of three brothers in this nostalgic and romantic saga

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The third book in the delicious MacLachlan family series of Regency romances

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In this novel Paul Verdayne is fascinated by a mysterious beauty staying in his Swiss hotel. In a setting of tuber-roses and tiger skins, "the lady" initiates him into the arts of love. This is one of Virago's trio of turn-of-the-century erotic novels, with "The Sheik" and "The Way of an Eagle".

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Set against the dark days of WWII, Thunder in the Sky is a vivid portrayal of four women and their war-torn lives and loves from the author of Murder on the Home Front.

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A heart-rending tale of harship in pre-war Belfast.