Evie Silverman, a professional cellist, decides to leave her husband, Jack, to his utter bewilderment. However, perhaps moving into a flat with Megan will help her come to terms with the events of 15 years ago. That is, until the letters begin to arrive.

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The first in Heather Killough-Walden's fantastic paranormal series, The Lost Angels, features Uriel, the Angel of Vengeance.

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When a vision tells Abbot Bonifaccio that a gift is on its way, he is determined to be prepared. A bejewelled cross is found on a patient in the infirmary and, convinced this is the gift, the abbot is determined to keep it. Then Abbot Bonifaccio is found murdered and the cross disappears.

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When jockey Lee Finney is killed in a fall at Haydock, Alan Morrell knows it should have been him. For Lee had stepped in to ride Olympia when Alan injured his wrist. But Alan soon begins to suspect that, from the way money was placed on Olympia, someone knew the horse wouldn't run to form that day.

When jockey Lee Finney is killed in a fall at Haydock, Alan Morrell knows it should have been him. For Lee had stepped in to ride Olympia when Alan injured his wrist. But Alan soon begins to suspect that, from the way money was placed on Olympia, someone know the horse wouldn't run to form that day

Alan Bennett is one of Britain's most successful and popular living writers. He is also one of the last survivors of a generation of rule-breakers and radicals that first found its voice with "Beyond the Fringe" in 1961. This book examines the life of this intriguing, private man and sheds light on his work.

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Alan Bennett is one of Britain's most popular living writers. In this text, Alex Games examines the life of this private man and sheds light on his work.

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When Anna is dumped by her rich boyfriend, she vows to give up men and concentrate on her career. However, when she finds herself working for a social climber from hell she can't wait to escape. Jamie, the charming heir to a castle in Scotland, seems to provide the perfect answer. Can Anna's luck have changed From the author of SIMPLY DIVINE.

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An elderly tourist is found dead in his hotel bath. No-one suspects foul play, until his sister discovers that the painting he recently bought is missing. The senior police officer is reluctant to start a serious investigation. But Fizz is intrigued and ropes in Tam Buchanan to find the truth.

An elderly tourist is found dead in his hotel bath. No-one suspects foul play, until his sister discovers that the painting he recently bought is missing. The senior police officer is reluctant to start a serious investigation. But Fizz is intrigued and ropes in Tam Buchanan to find the truth.

A new novel - set in England and Australia - from Emily Barr, the author of "Backpack".

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Born in working-class Fulham, Janet Street-Porter loathed her mother, tried to murder her sister, and had a friend who was given a life sentence for a contract killing. She found solace in unsuitable friendships and outrageous behaviour. A mesmerising account of growing up in post-war London with poignancy, mystery and a trademark black humour.

During his career, Des O'Connor has interviewed all the major personalities of the day, from rock and pop stars, actors and TV celebrities to politicians and members of the Royal Family. Here,the normally private performer relives in his own words the events of his life.

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The second in a pacy and thrilling adventure series set during World War Two by critically acclaimed author Frank Barnard

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From the HEADLINE HEALTH KICKS series, a handbook which covers depression in all its forms, from SAD to PMS, reviews the latest drug treatments and the best complementary therapies, examines how to change lifestyle, and how to cope when depression strikes.

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A wonderfully warm and witty novel about building new friendships - in unlikely places...

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This is a perfect Mother's Day gift -- a book about the bond between mother and child

This chronicle of Britain's favourite drink is a river that stretches back to the sacred brews of the first Neolithic farmers and forward another six millennia to today's megabreweries. It tells the story of our national obsession with brewing and looks at its part in British culture.

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This chronicle of Britain's favourite drink is a river that stretches back to the sacred brews of the first Neolithic farmers and forward another six millennia to today's mega breweries. It tells the story of our national obsession with brewing and looks at its part in British culture.

(Hardback)

The Sister Fidelma mysteries have achieved three million sales worldwide and sold in seventeen different languages

Featuring Dan Starkey, international man of inaction, this is a witty novel from award-winning, bestselling Irish author Colin Bateman.

Behind the glittering facade of London high society lurk dangers every bit as deadly as those faced by combatants in the Napleonic Wars. Into this corrupt world arrives a newly-wed couple who are investigating an assassination that leads right back to the wars and the French Revolution.