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A lyrical novel of two mothers from different generations and how their lives converge in one hot, wet summer. From the bestselling author of The Railwayman's Wife.

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There is something rather disquieting about Sallie Declan, a young American in London, and it is not just her obsession with Henry James's The Turn of the Screw, the subject of her PhD thesis.
But a progressively darker reality unfolds as we are led inexorably towards a terrible and shocking climax.

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Rose is the fifth tallest woman in Britain.

Their tumultuous, bizarre love affair plays out through a prisoner's correspondence with the heartbroken Alexandra.

And as Andreas' peculiar tragedy unveils, Alexandra begins to find solitude in an uncanny world of lookalikes and murder.

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A wonderfully rich and absorbing historical novel following the fortunes of a struggling artist around the courtly world of Elizabethan London.

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A heartfelt story about family, forgiveness, and starting over when the happy ending ends, and handling it all with a little bit of grace.

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"Meet Shannon and Jay Lovejoy-the rich and successful power couple who, to the fans of their call-in radio show, seem like they've got it all. But after three years, their once passionate and loving romance has fizzled and the couple's divorce becomes embroiled in not only a mess of infidelity and deceit, but the untimely and shocking death of Jay's mistress, as well."--

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Nellie delights in the promise of love - and tastes the bitterness of betrayal - just as the long finger of war stretches out to divide the girls and rob Liverpool of a whole generation of its young men ...

Sure to please fans and newcomers alike, this is classic Katie Flynn saga writing at its best.

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A novel of love and loss, set in Tooting and Balham in the 1920s.

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Rose is attending the birth of her friend's baby and goes back to Bernard Terrace to find her home has received a direct hit, and is told that the children were seen entering the house the previous evening.

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Elissa Koebel's memoir is as scandalous and self-absorbed as its writer, but for Hope, it is more than just the latest salacious read. The chapter 'A Summer in Ireland' tells of an episode that Hope remembers well, when the younger, beautiful and unconventional Koebel arrived to disrupt a family holiday.

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A consistent Waldenbook bestselling author, Dorothy Garlock writes also under the pseudonyms Johanna Phillips and Dorothy Phillips. Casey Farlowe gives up all hope of a normal life--including marriage and children--after a car crash leaves her scarred. And Dan Murdock, the man who rescued her from the burning auto, must convince her that he loves her just the way she is.

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They shared a secret no one must ever know...

When seventeen-year-old Ruth Davies' father is invalided out of the Great War, the whole family has little choice but to move to the infamous Tiger Bay area of Cardiff.

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A Love Like This is the climatic conclusion to the Cardinal Trilogy. Not only does it showcase the bonds that we create with those who fatefully enter our lives when we least expect it, but it also highlights the miracle of love that surrounds and takes hold of our hearts in the process.

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The story examines the complexities of human emotion, mental health, and the search for connection and meaning in an often confusing and disconnected world. Other books of a similar nature might include: "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger - "Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky - "Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine" by Gail Honeyman - "A Man Called Ove" by Fredrik Backman

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Danny demands that Jeremy takes her in, and he hires her as his maidservant - although he wants her as his mistress.

Danny blossoms into a lady under Jeremy's guidance, but she refuses his amorous attentions because she knows he will never marry her.

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Discover one of India's most valued and adored twentieth-century novelists, including his novel Swami and Friends.

Here are three of R. Narayan's most famous and best loved novels: Swami and Friends, The Bachelor of Arts and The English Teacher.

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A wonderful historical novel from one of our best loved and most prolific writers

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Moriah's heart will only be safe with a man of his word.

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Moriah's heart will only be safe with a man of his word.