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In each of the stories in this collection the twin themes of obsession and determination are apparent.

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In the fascinating sixteenth novel in the Hugh Corbett series, Corbett must travel to Essex in search of treasure stolen from the Templar Order after the fall of Acre

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Ed Behr is trapped in a nightmare of loneliness and flashbacks, his life outside bars sustained only by the memory of the the girl he lost. After a chance encounter with a face from the past though, Ed can see a way of redeeming his life and getting revenge.

Orla MacLeod knows too much about violence for her own good. She knows about pain, guilt and survival. And because she was barely a teenager when she learnt this, she knows what these things can do to a child. So when Jamie Buchanan witnesses an act of savagery, Orla's not going to hand him over.

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The calm June days of 1914 are shattered for Cambridge don Joseph Reavley when his brother brings news of their parents' deaths in a car accident. But when they find out that their father was carrying a mysterious document uncovering a sinister plot, the deaths begin to look less accidental.

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Many years ago, the isolated mansion had been a magnificent sight. Now it was almost derelict, its sinister history known only to its strange inhabitants - and to one other. Yet it is Ellie Armstrong's home, and here she experiences love, a love that is hypnotic and fatally compelling.

Jane Reynolds father dominates her life. After his sudden death she becomes a virtual recluse, leaving her small farm only to sell her fruit and vegetables. But everything changes on a dark, cold night when she finds a young runaway hiding near her cottage.

"No Rest for the Wicked" mixes a story with an introduction to a remarkable period in time.

Jake - young, gay and party-loving - lets the offer of a free trip accompanying an unknown older woman to Italy lure him away from the London scene. At first Jake and Eva do not hit it off. But as the holiday continues a spiky friendship starts to grow between the couple.

When Maddie is tricked into giving up her baby for adoption, she is utterly devastated. She decides to leave home, but who can she turn to for help Catching the train to Leicester, Maddie goes in search of the one person who might take her in - even though she has no idea where they live.

This is a classic Review title: a fantastic plot, unforgettable characters and a writing style that's sophisticated, original yet accessible

Haughty Bengals, Himilayan high points and feral strays are the haunting familiars in this collection of themed tales. These enigmatic creatures expose the hidden fears and passions of the female heart, and illuminate the deep truths about men and love.

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A 'Girl's Guide' style look at relationships.

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Tells a story of love, guilt, and retribution that captures the courage and tragedy of the Great War's survivors as they face a new and uncertain future.

For over 600 years, London bridge remained a vibrant focal point - life and death flowed over it and under it. The bridge is now brought to life by the author's richly textured narrative, describing each stage of its history.

When Olivia's husband leaves her, she is faced with an eccentric troop of builders in her back garden, a stroppy 10 year old daughter and unwanted male attention. With her dream home resembling rather more of a nightmare, she is left wondering if Johnny will ever come back.

It's devastating enough when Pru's husband confesses to a long term affair over what should have been a romantic dinner to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. Then when her daughter, Molly, announces she's leaving for Vietnam on a Gap Year project, Pru knows her comfortable family life is over for good.

Ten years after he took shelter with the Queensland Aborigines, Jack Drew - an escaped convict - decides to return to civilization. He finds his views on aboriginals and convicts at odds with the society he now lives in, and he is horrified when forced to fight against the people who helped him.

Ten years after he took shelter with the Queensland Aborigines, Jack Drew - an escaped convict - decides to return to civilization. He finds his views on aboriginals and convicts at odds with the society he now lives in, and he is horrified when forced to fight against the people who helped him.

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A novel of sexual betrayal set in 1929.

In May 1997, in Freetown, Sierra Leone, ex-SAS soldier Will Scully and hundreds of others were caught up in a military coup, their hotel refuge under fire. Alone on the roof against 200 attacking rebels, Scully had the lives of 1100 people in his hands.

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Everything is going wrong for Blackpool-based DC Danielle Furness. She is looking for a runaway, she has decided to end her relationship with her (married) boss, and a homicidal child molester has broken out of jail and is heading for Blackpool to get even with Furness, who had him jailed. By the author of A TIME FOR JUSTICE and NIGHTMARE CITY.

Leilani's 10th birthday is ninth months away. Micky is cinvinced that in nine months and one day the girl will be dead. And no one seems to care but Micky herself. She sets out across America to track and to find the Maddocs, alone and afraid, she discovers she has pitted herself against adversary as fearsome as he is cunning...

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A superb story of redemption, fear and wonder, ONE DOOR AWAY FROM HEAVEN is a gripping novel from international bestselling author Dean Koontz.