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Over the last three centuries, wherever the Chinese have emigrated, they have taken their outlawed secret brotherhoods. Booth tells the story of the Triads, from their beginnings over two thousand years ago to the unrivalled criminal empire they operate today.

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In The Eagle and the Rose Rosemary Altea describes her journey into the spirit world through her Spirit Guide, an American Apache Indian.

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Contains gruelling questions to test you on their specialist subjects as well as your general knowledge.

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Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan have written the definitive account of 9/11.

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In years gone by, the traveller in France could rely on coming across a restaurant where the tables were ready-laid with heavy cotton napkins, a carafe of wine and a basket of freshly baked bread, and where the ensuing meal would encompass recipes of remarkable local dishes handed down from generation to generation.

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When Kathleen finds a mare in foal, despite the fact that she and her father can barely afford to feed her, they take her in.

But as Kathleen has always feared The Enchanted must be sold. Rory James and his father take a chance on the little horse in the hope of improving the fortune of their run-down racing yard.

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When Crawford Sloane's wife, son and elderly father are mysteriously kidnapped, his life turns upside down. As CBA-TV's most celebrated and popular newscaster, he has become a prime target for terrorists. While the TV network is held to ransom, Sloane decides to launch his own rescue mission.

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Do we really have a choice

Using a diverse multitude of examples, from St. Francis of Assisi, Audrey Hepburn, Bruce Chatwin and Bob Geldof to the Marquis de Sade, Adolf Hitler and Peter Sutcliffe, from the Spanish Inquisition to Nazi Germany to the Vietnam War, Brian Masters examines this age-old yet intensely contemporary subject.

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Helping you remove surplus fat faster than any other diets of the same calorie totals; multiply your good bacteria and maximise their rejuvenating impact, this book focuses on weight, looks and health, that is backed by science and based on surprisingly simple easy-to-make meals and recipes.

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'You know the Fabulous Girl, don't you She's the girl you admire, the girl you want to be.'

The Fabulous Girl's Guide to Decorum is an entertaining, stylish and thoroughly modern guide to manners.

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Providing advice for the modern woman, this work covers many of the dilemmas and tricky situations a Fabulous Girl encounters as she moves on to the next stage of her life, and resonates with women everywhere. It includes: changing careers midstream; business trip etiquette; getting better service; how to develop your own fashion style; and more.

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It is 1940, and many of the members of the Adams family are caught up in the war in France. Boots and Tim both make it safely back, but of Bobby there is no sign. However he is alive, but trapped by the advancing Germans. A farmer offers him refuge, and he desperately seeks a way back home.

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The most secretive and powerful family in America has all of its secrets revealed.

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Gary Cheese is 19 and works for British Telecom. His hobbies include watching TV, and trying to re-animate the dead. He hasn't been having too much luck with the latter, but he's heard a rumour about the existence of certain telecommunications technology that lets you speak to the dead.

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TRUTH IS NOT AN OPTION....
Beijing, sometime in the near future: a month has gone missing from official records. When they kidnap a high-ranking official and force him to reveal all, what they learn - not only about their leaders, but also about their own people - stuns them to the core.

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But what happens when your dad is a manic-depressive who paints the front door in the middle of the night and sends good-wishes to Michael Crawford scrawled on a pair of underpants

Martin Townsend grew up with a father, Ron, who had suffered recurring mental illness since the early 1950s.

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No industry in the world employs more people or is the world's largest foreign currency earner than tourism.

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Annika Bengtzon has spent her career telling stories that need to be heard.

As a journalist, shes always been at the front line of criminal reporting, alongside the investigating officers. And now a court case that shes been reporting on the savage murder of a homeless man has begun to attract a lot of attention.

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An Englishwoman is found dead in a house near Rome.

Her distraught husband enlists the help of his closest friend, Chris Bronson, who discovers an ancient inscription on a slab of stone above their fireplace.

And to a deadly conspiracy which - if revealed - will rock the foundations of our modern world.

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In the early winter of 1983, a generous season for memories, Michael Tierney attended his first - and only - game with his father, John.

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The First Heroes tells the extraordinary story of the daring raid and shows for the first time the real story of what was to be the turning point in the war against Japan.

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A brutal murder.

In the stifling heat of an August morning on the beautiful Swedish island of Gotland, terror shatters the calm.

An armed robbery is over in minutes, leaving a little girl on the road, hit by the getaway car.

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Drawing on the pioneering research of eminent scientists and leading spiritual teachers, The Fragrant Heavens provides comprehensive advice on the use of fragrance in many fields of spiritual practice being used today.

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In 1982, Jackie Moffat and her family moved from London and went North, to Cumbria. In this work she writes about her rural life, her wacky take on it and the trials, tribulations and pleasures of running a farm.