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By the author of the enduring bestseller and Indie Prize winning The Last Painting of Sara de Vos.

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Looks at various aspects of the Dracula phenomenon, including entries on the psychological and sociological implications of the book and the stage plays; the movies; television versions; and actors and the historical Dracula, Vlad the Impaler.

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Maria Lindsey has secrets to hide. Living on top of a secluded mountain is a good way to hide from the world... until her past begins to track her down. The surprising and intriguing new novel about the astounding secrets we keep from those we love from the bestselling author of The Tea Chest.

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Sometimes it takes a barren landscape to see the beauty of Gods creation.

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When Audrey makes a devastating discovery about her husband, New York radial lawyer Joel Litvinoff, she is forced to re-examine everything she thought she knew about their forty-year marriage. Joel's children will soon have to come to terms with this unsettling secret themselves, but for meantime, they are trying tot cope with their own dilemmas.

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The atrocities he witnessed abroad have utterly destroyed his faith in any cause, and shattered his self-respect.

As the clashes between King Charles I and his mutinous Parliament escalate towards full civil war, Beaumont is sucked back into violence and intrigue when he discovers coded letters outlining a plot to assassinate the king.

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The O. Henry Prize stories 2021 Gathers twenty of the best short stories of the year, selected from the thousands published in literary magazines over the previous year.

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The O. Henry Prize winners contains twenty prizewinning stories chosen from the thousands published in magazines over the previous year.

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Presents a collection of short stories by the Russian author, including "White Nights," "The Peasant Marey," and "A Gentle Creature.".

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Almost.
How do you know if it was meant to be or never meant to happen at all
A brilliantly funny, feel-good story of first love, second chances and everything inbetween, perfect for fans of romantic comedies like Love Actually, Notting Hill and Bridget Jones.

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In a small crumbling resort in the Crimea, two men meet after many years apart. Kotler has fled Jerusalem with his young lover after taking a decision which has now cost him everything. Yet the other, Vladimir, would rather discuss the distant past: a long time ago, Kotler was betrayed and imprisoned - and now there must be a reckoning.

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Shares insights from confidence men and swindlers on the schemes they used to cheat their victims.

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Wriggle your toes in the sand and feel the warm breeze on your face when you check into the hotel thats full of dreams

The happy plot is charming very entertaining Publisher's Weekly

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Youre warmly invited to the Wedding of the Century with all your favourite friends. Its the most gorgeous vintage fun youll have this year!

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Greer Gordon lives in Italy with Mischa Svoboda, a Czech-born painter. They met when his debut show at the Melbourne art gallery where Greer then worked created a sensation. Their explosive love affair caused Greer to abandon her husband. Years later, American art critic Tony is researching a biography of Mischa. Greer is now consumed by anxiety.

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Along the way he meets others building wholes from bits and pieces taxonomists, ecologists, even travel agents and begins to puzzle out his future.

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The much anticipated second novel from prize-winning Irish poet and novelist, Kerry Hardie.

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There is an ancient Turkish tradition which promises a place in paradise to anyone who sets a small bird free. Three boys start up a bird-catching business to enable people to free them in order to secure their place in heaven, but the city-dwellers have become sceptical, and tragedy lies in wait for the boys.