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When a serial killer emerges on a cattle drive in Montana, Joe Noose sets out to find the murderer before more wranglers are killed.

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"First published in 2013 in Arabic by Dar al-Saq', Nour Building, Oueini Street, Verdun, Beruit, Lebanon."--Title page verso.

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As the Great War rages on the continent, can one young woman hold the family farm together

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And his best shot at healing might lie in helping Maggie and Ben reconnectagainst all odds.

Simmering with dark humor and piercing insights, The Crooked Heart of Mercy is a startling reminder that redemption can be found in the most unlikely of places.

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A tale of political paranoia, dangerous liaisons and defiant compassion, The Quiet Twin is an unforgettable journey into a cityscape of totalitarian dread and deception

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Sometimes truth is both stranger and more delightfully entertaining than fiction.

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From the Academy Award-winning co-writer of Birdman, a wonderfully eccentric, suspenseful debut in the tradition of Misery and Kiss of the Spiderwoman about a screenwriter kidnapped by a world-famous director who orders him to compose a masterpiece.

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From the Academy Award-winning co-writer of Birdman, a wonderfully eccentric, suspenseful debut in the tradition of Misery and Kiss of the Spiderwoman about a screenwriter kidnapped by a world-famous director who orders him to compose a masterpiece.

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From the author of the Costa Book of the Year Pure, a hynoptic, luminous exploration of buried grief and the mysterious workings of the heart.

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A prison escape, a bear on the loose, botched lyrics. What more could go wrong with Crow Valleys most anticipated night of the year

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Based on the author's own experiences, this book presents the story of the crew of HMS Compass Rose, a corvette assigned to protect convoys in World War Two. It offers descriptions of agonizing U-boat hunts. It tells of ordinary, heroic men who had to face a brutal menace which would strike without warning from the deep.

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A gripping coming-of-age tale of a grief-stricken young girl in turn-of-the-century China that reveals the devastating consequences of the one-child policy.

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A gripping coming-of-age tale of a grief-stricken young girl in turn-of-the-century China that reveals the devastating consequences of the one-child policy.

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A story of family and friendship, about overcoming the odds and finding the courage to fall in love.

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Sixty-four linked tales of innocence, memory, and growing up, by American master Barry Gifford.

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Sixty-four linked tales of innocence, memory, and growing up, by American master Barry Gifford.

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A collection of Vargas Llosa's short fiction whose domain is the Peru of male youth and machismo, where life's dramas play themselves out on the soccer field, on the dance floor and on street corners.

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It takes courage to overcome the odds...

Liverpool 1928: abandoned by her mother at a very young age, Dot McCann lives a lonely life with her distant aunt and uncle.

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Werner holds a tedious job in the administration department of the local university and dreams of owning his own gallery. He can't undo the past, but Werners desperation to change his own his fate will threaten not only his own family but also those still living in the aftermath of what happened all those years ago.

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Undine Spragg, selfish and spoiled, determines to gain admittance into turn-of-the-century New York society.

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THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY is probably Edith Wharton's most savage satire on the manners of late nineteenth-century America. This novel, which has scences of comedy and even farce, is a commentary on both certain aspects of feminisim and certain aspects of capitalism in Edith Wharton's time.

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Presents a tale about a beautiful social climber, Undine Sprague, who is a monster of selfishness and honestly doesn't know it. She marries well above herself twice and both times fails to recognize her husbands' strengths of character or the weakness of her own, and it is they, not she, who pay the price.

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"Wharton's sly and delicious novel about the ambitious social ascent of Undine Spragg, now in a Penguin Vitae edition, with a foreword by Sofia Coppola"--