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Adolf Hitler despised cricket, considering it un-German and decadent. And Berlin in 1937 was not a time to be going against Fuhrer's wishes. But hot on the heels of 1936 Olympics, an enterprising cricket fanatic of enormous bravery, Felix Menzel, somehow persuaded his Nazi leaders to invite an English team to play his motley band of part-timers.

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'So electrifyingly suspenseful and so brilliantly vivid, that I had to put it down to catch my breath at times - and I mean this as a compliment!

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Bobby Moore lifted the World Cup trophy at Wembley to arguably the nadir of the national game - defeat by Iceland at Euro 2016 and the most botched managerial appointment in FA history. In this book, the author addresses the state England are in as they celebrate, or rather not, the golden anniversary of their greatest moment.

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Looking at the First World War month by month reveals its complexity while preserving a sense of time. The month is a more digestible gauge.

Based on the Allan Mallinsons monthly commentaries in The Times throughout the centenary, Fight to the Finish is a new and original portrait of The War to End War.

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Its the late 1970s and 20-something Christopher Fowler is a film freak, obsessively watching lousy films in run-down fleapit cinemas.

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At the height of summer a dark shadow falls across Exmoor. Children are being stolen from cars. Policeman Jonas Holly faces a precarious journey into the warped mind of the kidnapper if he's to stand any chance of catching him. But - still reeling from a personal tragedy - is Jonas really up to the task

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'It's Christmas in a book!' Katie Fforde
'Sprinkled with Christmas magic!' Milly Johnson
'A scrumptious seasonal treat!' Heidi Swain

Cosy up with the new Christmas book from bestselling author Jo Thomas
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Residential-home caterer Connie has had one online-dating disaster too many.

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Meg Henderson was part of a large family, and when the tenement block in which they lived collapsed they had to move to the notorious Blackhill district where religious sectarianism and gang warfare were part of daily life.

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Tough, resourceful and ruthless, ex-SAS trooper Nick Stone is now working for British Intelligence on deniable operations. All he needs to do is kidnap a Russian mafia warlord.

And so Stone is thrust into the grim underworld of Estonia, with unknown aggressors stalking the Arctic landscape.

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'Frost is back - this is a brilliant read, I can't recommend it highly enough' Martina Cole

Denton, 1981.

Detective Sergeant Jack Frost is working under his mentor and inspiration DI Bert Williams, and coping badly with his increasingly strained marriage.

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There are three things no-one can prepare you for when your daughter goes missing: you are haunted by her memory day and night; even close friends can't understand what you are going through and only in a group with mothers of other lost children can you find real comfort.

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At the centre of the storm is Timmie ONeill, who has created an international empire that inspires, fills, and consumes her life. Always willing to take risks in business, she never risks her heart until an intriguing Frenchman comes into her life during Paris Fashion Week.

There is every reason why they must remain apart.

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A thriller set during the Gulf War, in which an SAS officer is sent into Kuwait after the Iraqi take-over to generate a resistance movement.

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This novel tells the story of a man and woman from very different worlds whose lives are changed when they meet in Paris.

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Beyond the main street of Les Laveuses runs the Loire, smooth and brown as a sunning snake - but hiding a deadly undertow beneath its moving surface. This is where Framboise, a secretive widow, plies her culinary trade at the creperie - and lets her memory play strange games.

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It's the real stuff.' - Michael Frayn
'Deeply affecting' - Guardian
'Superb' - Mail on Sunday
'Barney Norris is a rare and precious talent' - Evening Standard

'There exists in all of us a song waiting to be sung which is as heart-stopping and vertiginous as the peak of the cathedral.

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In an age of swiping left and right, and hiding behind online profiles, this book shows you how to replace connectivity with connection.

Flirtology debunks the myths that surround flirting in order to help you find love.

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Is a glass of red wine a day actually good for you Do free-range eggs really taste better How does coffee become decaffeinated What exactly is 'formed' ham And what on earth is processed cheese This book sets out to dispel the many myths surrounding our food and to help you make informed decisions about what you eat.

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All Kelly Smith ever wanted to be was a footballer.

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No one has embodied the ideals of the Olympic movement quite like Eric Liddell, star of the Oscar-winning film Chariots of Fire. After refusing to compete on religious principle in the event in which he was favourite, the 100 metres, at the 1924 Games in Paris, Liddell won an astonishing gold medal in the 400 metres. This book tells his story.

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'Offers a fresh and feminist take' Madeline Miller, bestselling author of Circe

Thousands of years ago, two remarkable women found themselves swept up in one of the greatest legends of all .

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From the time she was a little girl, Maryam rebelled against the terrible second-class existence that was her destiny as an Afghan woman.

She had witnessed the miserable fate of her grandmother and three aunts, and wished she had been born a boy.