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Translated from the French by George Miller

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Will she get another chance at happiness

Flora Cooke is struggling to raise her children alone amidst the ruins of war-torn Liverpool.

As the months pass and she struggles to come to terms with her loss, Flora is swept off her feet by a handsome American soldier.

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Abbie and Chris had married quickly and secretly, returning to face her parents' objections that haven't faded even after over fourteen years of marriage.
But now Abbie and Chris are coming to the end of the road.

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Read Peter Watt's latest instalment of the Frontier series, ahead of the epic conclusion From the Stars Above (November 2017).

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All Norton wanted was a quiet coffee and Sacher cake at the Hakoah Club in Bondi, and to be left alone to sort out his troubled love life. How he let notorious conman Kelvin Kramer talk him up to Surfers Paradise for five days, Les will never know.

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The people of Rossmore, Ireland, each have their own secrets, their own stories, and their own reasons for wanting - or resisting - change. A wonderful novel from the No.1 bestselling author.

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'You spend your whole time on an island looking out to sea. It's a kind of meditation. Perhaps what you're really facing is yourself.'

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Lia and Cassie were best friends. But something went wrong and Cassie changed. Now Cassie is dead. How did she die Why did she cut herself off While Lia searches for answers, she drives herself relentlessly down her own path to destruction - to be thin, strong, in control. A powerful story of one girl's chilling descent into anorexia.

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Inspired by his young son Charley's passion for Japanese comics and animated film, Peter Carey and Charley set out to explore the history and culture of Japan. Lead by their adolescent guide, a character straight out of manga, father and son search for what they come to refer to as their own 'real Japan'.

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Only the strong survive Mallawindy. Some get away, but even they fight to escape the town's dark legacy. Jack Burton escaped. For six years he has been missing, presumed dead. His wife, Ellie, waits for him at the gate each night... Then a man's body is found. Once again their history is unearthed. This is a sequel to "Mallawindy."

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Set in and around the women's prison at Milbank in the 1870's, Affinity is a ghost story, a literary mystery and a love story with an unexpected twist in the tale. Following the death of her father, Margaret Prior has decided to pursue some 'good work' with the lady criminals of one of London's most notorious gaols.

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The author of THE NEW ME returns with a hilarious, horrifying picture of a breakup, a college town and a group of jealous friends

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Depicts the imagined life of an ordinary person, Bing Wu, from the hardships of his earliest years on a rural farm to his retirement from a respected position in government service. This title presents a portrait of life during the Han - the arduous tasks of the conscript labourer; and, more.

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Depicts the imagined life of an ordinary person, Bing Wu, from the hardships of his earliest years on a rural farm to his retirement from a respected position in government service. This title presents a portrait of life during the Han - the arduous tasks of the conscript labourer; and, more.

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Explores the profound impact of time and place on the lives of two women, and questions the things we value, the places we call home and the spaces between life and death.