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Love and War, Crime and Betrayal. The Italian Alps,1944. The Resistance is fighting a bitter battle against German forces on the treacherous mountains of the Valtellina. Eighteen-year-old Sandro Bellini falls in love with the wife of his Commander. No good can come of it.

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Love and War, Crime and Betrayal. The Italian Alps,1944. The Resistance is fighting a bitter battle against German forces on the treacherous mountains of the Valtellina. Eighteen-year-old Sandro Bellini falls in love with the wife of his Commander. No good can come of it.

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When leading London Theatrical Agent, Clive Spook, learns of the early death of his adored ex-lover Dennis, he embarks on a journey which takes him across the Atlantic in pursuit of an explanation. As he does so he uncovers the FBIs involvement in the mid-eighties AIDS epidemic and finds himself in fear for his own life.

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A brilliant coming of age novel set against the backdrop of Oxford University in the mid 1970s

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MasterfulA thrilling journey behind the frontlines of the battle to save Africas wildlife Julian Rademeyer, author of Killing for Profit Leading politician and anti-apartheid campaigner Peter Hain turns the spotlight on to Rhino poaching in South Africa in a An epic tale of corruption, collusion and courage

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A character led story of corruption, collusion and courage set in modern South Africa as rhino threatened with extermination for their tusks are killed by ruthless gangs with connections into the Presidency.

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What happens when illicit desire conflicts with family loyalty

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One of the most acclaimed fiction debuts of 2022. Cruelly beautiful, utterly authentic - introducing a searingly talented new Queer writer. When a giant sperm whale washes up on a Norfolk beach it tells Joe Gunner that death will follow him wherever he goes. Joe knows that the place he needs to go is back home.

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Three years after establishing their British microbrewery in the heart of French wine country, Tommy and Rose Barnes are planning on modernising and diversifying with calamitous results. The sequel to A Beer in the Loire, shortlisted for the Fortnum & Mason's food and drink award

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With the verve, wit and warmth that characterised A Beer in the Loire, shortlisted for the Fortnum & Mason Food and Drink Awards 2019, comes the sequel, Trouble Brewing in the Loire, a feast of humour, heart, mishap and mayhem.

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ExplosiveFelice Picano is one hell of a writer Stephen King. Shocking and controversial when first published in 1979, The Lure rocketed Felice Picano to fame with its candid description of the gay subculture of the era. Now a gay classic.

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'David Reynolds is the perfect man for the road'. The Observer Bill Bryson's The Lost Continent meets Steinbeck's Travels with Charley. A candid, humorous and perceptive eye on the US as it heads into election year. From Ocean City, Maryland to San Francisco, Reynolds traverses the US and observes Trump's America, and the Americans' way of

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A Queer Classic published in the UK for the first time. By the bestselling author of The Romanian, winner of the Prix de France.