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A gripping thriller that races through Detroit at a heart-stopping pace as its protagonists swerve to avoid danger at every turn.

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Part memoir, part travelogue, legendary writer Perrin charts a journey of loss, love and grief in the face of his wife and son's deaths. Simply extraordinary.

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A gorgeous, big-hearted debut novel of a young girl tackling the business of growing up while those around her try not to fall apart.

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The stunning conclusion to Anne Holt's phenomenal series featuring Johanne Vik and Adam Stubo.

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From the author of Matterhorn comes a vivid, visceral examination of what happens to a young man when he is sent into battle, based on Karl's own experiences as a decorated Marine.

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When a child is found locked inside a burning car on a estate in South-East London, DCI David Rosen is drafted in to investigate. He soon discovers that there are dark forces at work amongst the children on the estate. A terrifying, page-turning thriller announcing Mark Roberts as a major star, set to rival Mark Billingham.

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From the author of Baking Cakes in Kigali comes the irresistible story of Benedict Tungazara, a ten-year-old boy in Swaziland who loves beautiful birds, his mother's cakes, and making people happy.

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From the internationally acclaimed author of Purge comes a chillingly suspenseful, deftly woven novel that opens up a little-known yet still controversial chapter of history: the occupation, resistance, and collaboration in Estonia during and after World War II.

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From the pages of Vanity Fair to the red carpets of Hollywood to the courtrooms of Fleet Street, editor Graydon Carter's memoir revives the glamorous heyday of magazines when they were the vanguard of culture.

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How far would you go to save a child Where I Lost Her follows one woman's journey through heartbreak and loss, as she searches for the truth about a missing little girl.

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An ancient Icelandic saga leads to murder in this ingenious new crime series from international bestseller Michael Ridpath.

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This anthology examines the relationship between journalism and PR and asks whether the public can ever get close to the truth through the media.

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The classic memoir of growing up in South Africa during the apartheid regime from literary tour de force, Christopher Hope.

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Stewart Brand is a pioneer of the enviromental movement. He is one of the most penetrating and important thinkers, and his brilliant and urgent new books looks to be his most influential - and controversial - yet.

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Welcome to the town of Ledwardine - steeped in cider and secrecy, and, as Merrily and her teenage daughter Jane discover, a village where horrific murder is a tradition spanning centuries.

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Now in paperback, the rich and compelling account of military flying from its heroic early days to the present.

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More than a business book, Winners and Losers tells the stories of the creators - and the casualties - of the age of the internet. It reveals how a handful of businesses were born and rose to enormous heights, and how others fell from them in a new, ferociously competitive economy.

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'Ian Buruma's wonderful book is about a time, immediately after the end of the war, which has somehow fallen between the cracks of history, and which the author has now devastatingly brought to light. A compelling and astounding addition to the literature of the war' Daily Mail

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Yoga for Real Life is one of the most successful yoga books of the past decade. Maya Fiennes has done for yoga what Nigella Lawson did for food.

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An electrifying battle cry against the gig economy; a fierce debut on love, privilege, anger and revenge in all their messy forms from a blazing, unstoppable debut talent.

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A shocking and darkly funny account of the reality of Britain's prisons.

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An outstanding collection of some of the best pieces that Christopher Hitchens wrotefor the London Review of Books.

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A thrilling, intricate and page-turning new novel from the godmother of Norwegian crime fiction. A Necessary Death is the second instalment in Anne Holt's new crime series featuring Selma Falck.

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'A Separate Development is one of the best books ever written about South Africa' - Observer