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As an antique map dealer in a small English town, Harry Blake appreciates the quiet life. But when a local landowner asks him to value a 400 year old journal and 12 hours later he is brutally murdered, Harry's peace of mind is shattered. What does the dusty old journal contain

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The team of Margaret Maron and Judge Deborah Knott return for their third case, involving commercial fishermen, sportsmen and real estate developers; a case which ends up not only in court, but in murder.

It is April 1915 and the world is in the bloody throws of a war the soldiers had hoped would be over last Christmas. Now, in the rat-infested trenches on the Western Front at Ypres, nobody knows when the horror will end - and nine-tenths of the British Expeditionary Force are already dead.

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It is April 1915 and the world is the bloody throws of a war the soldiers had once hoped would be over by last Christmas. Now, in the rat-infested trenches on the Western Front at Ypres, nobody knows when the horror will end - and nine-tenths of the British Expeditionary Force are already dead.

Romp through the world of glossy magazines and celebrities.

Twenty-seven years after she adopted a baby girl in Ireland, Lena Molloy receives a call from the nun who set up the adoption. Lena is intrigued and worried by the call. With her best friend, Alma, she travels to the west end of Ireland on a secret mission to trace the birth parents of her daughter.

27 years after she adopted a baby girl in Ireland, Lena Molloy receives a call from the nun who set up the adoption. Sister Monica claims she merely wants to tie up loose ends before she retires but Lena is intrigued and worried by the call and has her own loose ends to tie up.

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Mary Magdalene has just been born in Galilee and is later to witness a spectacular birth in a poor stable in Bethlehem. Joshua is the Son of God, yet she falls in love with Him, even though He can't marry her or give her children. But what if He did

In January 1823, a group of Scottish immigrants set sail from Leith, headed for the nation of Poyais in Central America where, they were told, they would find rich and fertile soils, a balmy climate and beautiful, civilized cities. This is the story of the land invented by Sir Gregor MacGregor.

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If gut reactions had knees, Beverly's would be down on theirs, screaming at her not to allow her sister back into her life. But Naomi's self-serving plans are going to launch Beverly out of suburbia and into a whole new world of drama and desire.

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Thirty-something Lizzie Burns lives between two worlds: a mature student amd mother in the final year of an English degree she is caught in a sad, often humorous cultural clash. She must juggle Shakespeare's tragic heroines with the demands of three unruly children as final loom.

A portrait of a marriage with more problems than most; less than a month after their wedding, Ross is responsible for a car accident which leaves his new wife paralysed. It's a novel about infidelity - her's; guilt - his; food; sex; and trust.

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What's the worst thing you could do to the one you love And would they ever forgive you

When Caroline's husband Bobby goes off with Stacie Gracie, her sisters leap to avenge her with the usual method - a ritual involving pentangles, vodka, masking tape, a frozen head and, of course, six black candles. But does Caroline really share their enthusiasm to see Bobby violently despatched

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The market-leading book of football statistics.

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Including details for Euro 2004, this year's 'Sky Sports Football Yearbook' is the most thorough football reference book available. It features a season-by-season players who's who and a records section with more facts and figures than ever before.

41st edition of the most reliable and authoritative guide to football at home and abroad

The 42nd edition of the most reliable and authoritative guide to football at home and abroad

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'Highmore excels in taking a witty and somewhat wry look at relationships, and in Sleeping Around families in all their forms take centre stage, with added spice coming from their histrionics, fanciable house sitters, and flights to France' Publishing News