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A keen sense of Manchester in the early twentieth century, from working-class communities to more well-to-do suburbs, subtle characterisation and gripping plot

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Rosie's only inheritance from her reclusive mother is a book of Russian fairy tales, but there is another story lurking between the lines.

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'She was called Kukolka,' he says. Little doll.
It's an unwelcome reminder of Mum's porcelain prisoners back in London. Of all the things we could have brought with us from Russia - and we weren't able to bring very much - she chose them.

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Reissue of a long-unavailable favourite of Marston fans

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Collection of stories featuring the much-loved duo Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson

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From the author of the Deserter's Daughter.

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When a rider is murdered during a horse race in Woodstock, Delchard and Bret get drawn into the investigation.

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A tale of war, treachery and divided loyalties, The Straits of Treachery is set in Sicily during the turbulent years of the Napoleonic Wars.

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Spring has brought many new beginnings into the world of Persimmon 'Simmy' Brown but when a former acquaintance of Christopher's reminds him of an undertaking made a decade previously but failed to fulfil, their lives soon take a sinister - and deadly - turn.

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In this installment of this dramatic Elizabethan series, Westfield's Men are flying high after a celebrated performance of 'The Insatiate Duke' at the Queen's Head.

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When Cambridge student Robert Pomeroy is killed on the railway, Inspector Colbeck and Sergeant Leeming are called upon to investigate. With academic disputes, romantic interests and a sporting rivalry with Oxford in play, the Railway Detective will have his work cut out.

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A one-of-a-kind retelling of Pride and Prejudice set in modern-day Pakistan.
Alys Binat has sworn never to marry - until an encounter with one Mr. Darsee at a wedding makes her reconsider.

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Book seven in this Golden Age espionage thriller series, by a writer who was hugely well reviewed in his heyday.

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Book eight in this Golden Age espionage thriller series, by a writer who was hugely well reviewed in his heyday.

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Lenka Janiurek's memoir discusses the men who defined her life, and the challenges of identity, belonging and family.

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Third in warm-hearted series set during the dark days of WWI - one for each season

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Jessica Brockmole's Woman Enters Left is witty, poignant, and historically vivid, exploring the comedy and tragedy of real love through the voices of three strong-hearted women on two unique journeys along Route 66' Julie Kibler, best selling author of Calling Me Home

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A seasonal adventure for the Railway Detective in Victorian England

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Book two of the highly successful Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes series is being reissued as a new paperback.

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The unforgettable characters from Ink and Bone and Paper and Fire unite to save the Great Library of Alexandria from itself in this electrifying adventure in the New York Times bestselling series.

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When Hugh Bradecote's betrothed and her escorts are captured by a bloodthirsty renegade whilst on a pilgrimage, it is up to Bradecote and Catchpoll to rescue them before it is too late.

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Stunning second novel from author of The Paris Architect

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'Whip-smart, suspenseful and intricately plotted.' - Shelf Awareness

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Since the first book-length 'memoir' appeared in 1994, the partnership of young Mary Russell and her more famous partner, Sherlock Holmes, has excited a community of readers, young and old.