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Guilt is in the eye of the beholder ...

When her cold and indifferent husband vanishes, so does Lois's old life.

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A novel of riding and romance, the sequel to Riding Lessons takes up the story of equestrienne, Annemarie Zimmer in a poignant and exhilarating story of embracing life and riding free, from the best-selling author of Water For Elephants.

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WINNER OF THE WHITBREAD PRIZE AND SHORTLISTED FOR THE BOOKER PRIZE.

John Fuller's first novel opens with the arrival of church agent Vane on a remote Welsh island where he is to investigate the disappearance of pilgrims visiting its sacred well. While Vane looks for clues and corpses the local Abbot seaches for the location of the soul.

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A US soldier stationed at Forward Operating Base who avoids combat by remaining at the base, esp. during Operation Iraqi Freedom. This is the back-office of the battlefield, where Staff Sergeant spends his days tapping out press releases to turn the latest roadside bomb into something the folks back home can read about over their breakfast cereal.

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The first single volume collection of classic Hindi folktales by translators William Crooke and Pandit Ram Gharib Chaube.

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From the bestselling author of The Kashmir Shawl

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Driven by the fear of encroaching death, an elderly woman describes to a write a long letter to her granddaughter, in the shape of a diary. Part love letter and part confession, it is most importantly a bequest from an old woman at last brave enough to acknowledge that she has too long repressed her feelings and submitted to convention.

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May and Jansen are in love. That must be why they bicker and fight over, well, just about everything. The spark in their relationship, or at least the sex, has been misplaced. May, too busy not writing a PhD, decides to take life lessons from fabulously French Francine.

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The secrets and tragedies of a family's past, and the far-reaching effects on succeeding generations of women...

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Burke finds himself embroiled in yet another adventure when he is forced to confront two renegade police officers who are to determined to stalk him down--and each other. Reprint. 30,000 first printing.

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She's a wedding coordinator. He's a divorce attorney. She begins marriages. He ends them. How could these two possibly find common ground

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Spirited, elegant, fun, with an enchanting authorial voice, For Matrimonial Purposes a first novel which was the subject of a fierce international auction is a remarkable achievement, an original in the contemporary womens market.

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THE BOOK: The stories in For Solo Voice, Susanna Tamaro's first book, explore the historical and emotional traumas which lie beneath consciousness and threaten to erupt into everyday life. She exposes with analytical clarity, spectres of our past that abide in us as individuals and as a society, disfiguring our humanity.

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In this surprising book, the poet manages embrace the contradictions of the "Confederate" legacy and the troubled nation where that legacy still lingers.

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Tracy Ellison, the sizzling heroine of the bestselling FLYY GIRL, returns in an eye-opening and sharply crafted sequel from "one of the hottest young black male novelists in a long, long time" (Rosalyn McMillan).

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In these ten delightfully irreverent stories, Nathan Englander spins a bold, funny, irresistibly inventive vision of modern orthodox Judaism.

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The classic novel of convict Australia, For the Term of His Natural Life is a novel of tremendous power, and also of suffering and inhumanity.

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Rufus Dawes, condemned to transportation for a crime he did not commit, is an important character in Australian literature. Set in convict Australia, this colonial novel is a narrative of great suffering - of whips, chains and man's inhumanity.

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In the vein of The Grapes of Wrath, For Their Blood Burns Wild is a story of abuse of power and corruption, prejudice, family, community and survival that is eerily prescient of today's political climate.

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A fiercely assured debut novel about four second generation Chinese sisters, one of whom happens to be a boy.