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Tom, just out of art college, is riding towards his first big show. Georgie, Tom's colleague and lover, understood Nye's love for Tom because she shares it - which is why she married him. Then came Hazel, Nye's surprise guest at the wedding. Truth, dare, kiss or promise was always a dangerous game.

Rocketing between Hollywood, Seattle and with stopovers at home, tv producer George Mactier and software executive Lizzie Zimbalist are living at the sharp end of the century. When George's boss buys out Lizzie's company, making her his personal advisor, the couple discovers that no amount of super-modern spin can erase certain basic instincts.

This twelfth Stephanie Plum bestseller is packed full of Janet Evanovich's trademark wit, adventure and sly comedy

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Perfection isn't as easy as it looks

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Nick Madrid is sent to South America to report on a Rock Against Drugs tour. As if big spiders, piranhas and tiny, spiky fish that lodge where they're not wanted aren't bad enough, Madrid's drawn into the mystery of who is trying to kill rock megastar Otis Barnes.

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In the build up to the 2002 World Cup in Japan, this book reveals not just how football works in Japan - but how society works too.

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A lot of people know that the city of Seattle burned down in 1889, and that when it was rebuilt, much of the old city remained, buried beneath the modern streets. But nobody really knows what's down there any more. Now a suspected psycho and the girl he's taken hostage are about to find out.

A debut novel of love, loss, redemption and betrayal in which one man, in a bid to get his hands on a stash of dirty money without being sent to jail, fakes his own death and, with his wife, sets up a new identity in the Caymen Islands. But things do not go quite according to plan.

(, New edition)

A debut novel of love, loss, redemption and betrayal in which one man, in a bid to get his hands on a stash of dirty money without being sent to jail, fakes his own death and, with his wife, sets up a new identity in the Caymen Islands. But things do not go quite according to plan.

(, New edition)

A husband and wife fight for the top job in the world of magazines.

In 1944, a group of atomic scientists meet to abandon a fatally flawed bomb project, but the brilliant Armenian Lev Petrosian has other ideas. Half a century later his frozen body, along with his diary, is found in the wreckage of a Russian aircraft, and governments and multinationals will do anything to get to his secrets

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All Nella wants is somewhere to flake out for a couple of weeks. So a cottage in France with a pool, a group of friends and a lot of local wine sounds perfect. But things start going wrong as soon as she arrives.

In "Upstairs in the Tent", a visiting Californian Kate has secretly satirised in her newspaper column teaches this spiky, independent young widow something about her own need for affection.

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The village of Lambourn is rivalled only by Newmarket as the home of racing, with over 4000 race horses based there. This evocative account of a year in the life of the village reveals the way the racing world works, using interviews with jockeys, trainers, stable lads and the local publican.

The first in a brand-new series from international bestseller Joseph Finder. With a new ongoing lead character - Nick Heller - and a new focus - the world of high-powered corporate investigation - this is Finder at his very best

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The first in a new quartet of sagas which explore the lives and loves of a new branch of the Coleman family, who appeared in the TEXAS quartet. From the author of WISH LIST, YESTERDAY, SERENDIPITY and DESPERATE NEEDS.

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The innocent victims of violent crimes are often old, frail and defenceless. Indignant at their plight, Joan Jonker founded "Victims of Violence" to help them. Here she tells of how she gathered support, establishing shelters in Liverpool for those temporarily unable to face the world again.

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Joan Jonker set up the charity, Victims of Violence, and went on to raise over two million pounds and to help victims whose voices would not otherwise have been heard. This book presents the story of her fight for justice, of the heartbreak and suffering behind the crime statistics and of her courage and compassion in the face of adversity.

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This is the autobiography of Rosa, a chambermaid, royal mistress and murderess, whose life mirrors all the sordid glamour of Vienna at the end of the century. It is interweaved with a story of tentative romance, that of Magnolia, a young New Yorker.

This historical tale involves love, betrayal and the quest for power as it reveals Elizabeth, the "Virgin Queen", as an innocent girl awakening to sexuality with a man who can bring her only heartache.

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When Karen stumbles across the body of a young woman in a Soho doorway, it brings back memories of the night Karen herself was raped, by a man she had briefly dated. Determined to find out what happened to the girl she found, Karen's sleuthing leads her into real trouble.

Lois Larkin should never have taken her class to the woods for the field trip. Preoccupied by the betrayal of her fiance she never even notices when little James Walker doesn't get back on the bus and suddenly the quiet, prosperous town of Corpus Christi is plunged into tragedy and united in shock.