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Surrounded by quarrelling honeymooners, a freeloading anthropologist and assorted tourists in search of their own personal paradise, and with his father whisked off to hospital after an unfortunate accident, Bernard is beginning to regret ever coming to Haiwaii.

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Rhiannon, proud and spirited, is alone in the world after Bull Beynon, her one-time lover, marries someone else. She gains a respectable post as housekeeper to an elderly man, but when he dies his waspish sister throws her out onto the streets where she faces destitution.

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In the sequel to C.J. Duggan's PARADISE CITY Lexie Atkinson discovers that the road back to Paradise is never easy . . .

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Explores the depths of a paranoid writer who is terrorised by visions of deadly attackers and their horrifying crimes. A call from his literary agent, a possible plot on his life and a disastrous trip to the launderette ensue.

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Mad Men meets The Devil Wears Prada in this empowering coming-of-age story set in 60s NYC.

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'More essential than suncream in your beach bag this summer . . . Sexy, glamorous and fun' HEAT

FOR THE PERFECT LIFE . . . They think Ive got the world at my feet and the husband every woman wants to marry.

For the first time ever, Im thinking about what I really want.

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Includes foreword by Mae Henderson and an introduction by Ntozake Shange. This book also includes commentary, notes and a reading group guide.

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Helen is fifty-two and Edward forty-nine when Dorothy, their mother, dies, ending her reign of terror and leaving them ill-equipped to deal with their lives.

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In this masterly collection of stories, Isaac Bashevis Singer once again weaves bewitching fables from seemingly ordinary lives, showing us with subtlety and compassion humanity at its most mundane and mysterious.

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An inspiring and escapist read Eat, Pray, Love meets Bridget Jones!

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Little Zoe Fox is only three, but she is sure she used to live in a different house, in another part of town, with another mother and father... Dinah, her present day mother, won't countenance such nonsense, even when an old lady from that 'other part of town' takes Zoe under her wing.

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An enjoyable, heartfelt read.Closer Magazine

Amy Nicholson never expected to leave London for the Suffolk countryside

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The old submarine-chaser USS Hibiscus, re-fitting in Hong Kong dockyard before being handed over to the Nationalist Chinese, is suddenly ordered to the desolate island group of Payenhau.

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Path to the Night Sea depicts the life of a woman confined to her home by an abusive father after being mauled by dogs as a child. When her father dies, at the onset of the novel, Ellie must find within herself the strength not only to survive but to come to terms with the horrifying legacy left behind.

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Amidst the battlefields of the Crimean War, love flourishes...

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Evoking the atmosphere of early-nineteenth-century New Orleans and the deadly aftermath of the San Domingo slave revolution, this historical novel begins as its protagonist puzzles over the seemingly prophetic dream of an aged black praline seller in the famous Place d'Armes. Paul Marchand, a free man of color living in New Orleans in the 1820s, is

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Pearl Harbor is a collection of four short stories with similar themes of a powerful, almost spiritual love between a man and a woman that transcends time, location, and background.

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What happened to Monty Bodkin's love for Hockey International Gertrude Butterwick His year in Hollywood completed, he leaves behind his heartbroken secretary, Sandy Miller, and arrives in London to claim his Amazon's had. However, the Bodkin road to happiness is arduous, and pitfalled through and through.