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A warm, witty and wise novel for anyone who has ever worried that they might be a terrible person, from the author of Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead.

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The eagerly awaited paperback by the new star of psychological writing: 'Rich with disturbing images, eerie characters and wistful philosophical reflection... in terms of sheer prose ability he is a modern master.' Andrew Marr, Telegraph

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LONGLISTED FOR THE ORANGE PRIZE FOR FICTION 2009
SHORTLISTED FOR THE WELLCOME TRUST BOOK PRIZE 2009

Now in promotable papebrack, Allegra Goodman's brilliantly original bestseller Intuition is a maginficently dramatic character-driven novel, at once an intricate mystery and a rich human drama in the tradition of The Corrections.

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As dramatic as a good novel, this is the first intimate biography of Katie 'Kitty' O'Shea, the woman whose scandalous love affair with the Irish nationalist leader Charles Stewart Parnell altered the course of Irish history.

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A warm, witty and relatable story of life on the front line of parenting, perfect for fans of Motherland and Catastrophe.

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From board game cafes to puzzle books, we need diversion more than ever. This cheeky but nostalgic look at the history of board games is the perfect Christmas gift.

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'An irresistible tale of greed and gullibility. Imagine the escapades of Robert Maxwell, Jeffrey Archer and Ronnie Biggs all re-written as a Victorian novel, and you have the true story of Jabez Spencer Balfour MP' (Francis Wheen)

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A chillingly compelling tale of murder, betrayal and those terrible secrets of the past that live on.

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From one of South Africa's finest novelists comes a glittering and vivid fable of politics and power.

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The definitive account of Boris Johnson's turbulent time in office co-written by one of Britain's leading political and social commentators.

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Offer a history of post-war America, from the author's days on Adlai Stevenson's campaign team to his years in JFK and RFK's inner circle, through to the election of George W Bush.

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A big, suspenseful, page-turning debut novel of teen summers and unsolved murders, by an award-winning rising Irish star

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Kamchatka is a heartbreaking adventure story. Set in Argentina during the bloody coup d'etat of 1976, it tells an entirely enchanting story of a young boy trying to make sense of a world during a time of extraordinary upheaval.

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Keep Your Eyes on Me, a pacey, twisting tale of vengeance, is bestselling author Sam Blake's first stand-alone thriller.

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The third sensational instalment in the Stevens and Windermere series from one of the most dazzling new voices in crime fiction.

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Is murder ever morally right And is a murderer necessarily bad These two questions waltz through the maddening mind of Michael, the brilliant, terrifying, fiendishly smart creation at the centre of this winking dark gem of a literary thriller.

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A compelling, funny and poignant novel about what happens when a family - and an entire community - are forced to confront the difference between right and wrong.

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A darkly intimate story of intense rivalry between two sisters in one family in which the ties of love and hate, fear and jealousy, innocence and experience, have all become dangerously confused.

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A political satire and a winner at the 1985 Whitbread Prize for Fiction.

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An hilarious and terrifying expose of the brave new world of work, explaining why it has all gone wrong and how we can regain our dignity.

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Peppered with advice, remedies and recipes, and framed by the English Civil War, Lucy Moore brilliantly brings to life Lady Ann Fanshawe's setbacks and successes.

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A compelling investigation into how we need to urgently change our relationship with the land by BBC and Sky journalist Tom Heap, who has been reporting on science and the environment for over 25 years.

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A compelling investigation into how we need to urgently change our relationship with the land by BBC and Sky journalist Tom Heap, who has been reporting on science and the environment for over 25 years.

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A sweeping historical novel: a tale of consequences that spans nine decades and takes us on a journey from Dublin, to London and on to the Italian Riviera .