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The young Queen, as well has having to endure her constant pregnancies, is in perpetual revolt against any encroachment on her position - and Albert is doing just that.

Despite attempts on her life and crises like the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny, her family - Albert and their nine children - is her prime concern.

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Except that, for Rachel, it's not.

Things take a sinister turn as soon as they arrive.

As furniture shifts and objects fly around, as a waitress begs her to leave and a fellow guest makes her increasingly uneasy, Rachel realises everything she holds most dear is at stake and nothing is quite as it seems...

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A full account of the space race from the end of the Second World Wear to July 21st, 1969.

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From one of the classic writers of post-war English literature comes a stunning novel of love, betrayal and redemption. Married but obstinately set in their separate ways, Hugh and Kristy Foster know nothing of Al-Bustan, a far-flung island in the Indian Ocean.

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HOW DO YOU STOP AN ASSASSIN THAT CANT BE KILLED

Toby Greene is part of The Clown Service, a mostly forgotten branch of British Intelligence tasked with fighting paranormal threats.

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Offers an account of an extraordinary career that has taken author from cloakroom attendant at a north London club to billionaire media owner. In this book, he tells of his early life as a rock and roll drummer.

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I turned to Luke and reached for him. Luke asked. He's free."

FOR 200 YEARS SHE'S BEEN HIDING

He gave her immortality.
She tried to destroy him.
Now he is searching for her.
They must not meet.
Or there will be a RECKONING

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At a loose end after college, Ellis Barstow drifts back to his hometown and takes a job as a reconstructionist investigating and recreating the details of fatal car accidents.

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A compelling story of intrigue, passion, and murder in the Medici Court, from the author of The Flower Reader and The Second Duchess.

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When Henry VI becomes king, it is soon clear that he would be better suited to a quiet life than to ruling the country.

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Billy Fox has disposed of fourteen women and gruesome evidence provides an open and shut case. But when David Cunane is employed to help research Billy's 'true life' story he soon reckons that nothing is what it seems. Somebody is trying to beat Billy's total. Or have the police - headed by Chief Inspector Sinclair - got the wrong man

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Every year, three million single women in America move into an apartment for the first time.

Juliet Devereau can't believe her luck: after weeks of looking for a place to live, she's found a beautiful, spacious apartment overlooking Brooklyn Bridge.

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Now, seventeen years later, five friends meet again, and are forced to face up to the secrets of the past

Jen, Andrew, Lilah, Natalie and Dan were inseparable at university, but in the seventeen years since they left they have hardly seen each other.

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There is a fine line between obsession and madness and Frankenstein just stepped across it

Escaping the guillotine Victor Frankenstein is now posing as Doctor
Stein, altruistic patron of the hospital for the poor.

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What is the connection between a rather unflattering item of clothing and the French trapeze artist Jules Leotard Which filling did the Earl of Sandwich opt for when he made his great culinary invention This book answers these and many other questions exploring the lives of an extraordinarily diverse range of people.

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News of Thomas Becket's martyrdom has spread throughout Christendom and the blame is laid at the feet of Henry Plantagenet, King of England.

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There is more information in the world than ever before - but who's in control

At the centre sits the Establishment: governments, corporations and powerful individuals who have more knowledge about us, and more power, than ever before.

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The hospital is in debt and has suffered thefts: Sir Richard de Ravenser, Master of the Hospital, returns from Winchester painfully aware that scandal could ruin his own career.

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A remarkable story of struggle and transformation. After emigrating in 1990, Patricia Atkinson began life in the Dordogne with 4 hectares of vines - now she has a major estate of 21 hectares, her wines have won awards and have been adopted by wine merchants throughout the world.

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When TV presenter Philippa Forrester first met Charlie, a wildlife cameraman, she thought he was a show-off - and he thought she was arrogant.

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'Dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside Korem it lights up a biblical famine, now, in the Twentieth Century.'

Those words opened Michael Buerk's first report on the Ethiopian famine for the 6 o'clock news on October 24th 1984.

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No longer the well-beloved, Louis XV is becoming ever more unpopular - the huge expense of his court and decades of costly warfare having taken their toll. As the discontent grows, Louis seeks refuge in his extravagances and his mistress, the powerful Marquise de Pompadour.

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Celebrating the wonder, comedy and adventure to be found in the most unlikely places, best-selling author James Dodson takes his young son Jack on a once-in-lifetime trip through the great cities and eccentric byways of Europe.