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On July 4, 1990, eighteen-year-old Stacey Lannert shot and killed her father, who had been sexually and emotionally abusing her since she was eight. This title presents a memoir of her harrowing childhood and the pain and protective love of her sister that led her to that horrifying night.

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Young news reporter Mehan Collins is on assignment in a New York hospital. A trauma-team bring in a street mugging victim, a young woman robbed of her identification. The medics are working furiously to revive her but finally give up, remove the oxygen mask that has covered her face: The face is a mirror image of her own.

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Behind every good man is a great woman - or three

A New York Times bestseller: the kaleidoscopic new novel from Wally Lamb, author of She's Come Undone.

Every Monday, sixty-year-old Felix Funicello sets up a new film for his weekly club at an old-fashioned cinema.

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The polar bear is one of the most recognisable animals on the planet. Yet if global warming continues at its present pace, summer sea ice could disappear entirely from the Arctic Ocean by the year 2040. Polar bears could be extinct within a generation. This book offers an account of this iconic species: its life, its past, and its future.

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In April 2002, Janine Latus's youngest sister Amy wrote a note and taped it to the inside of her desk drawer.

By the time the letter was found, Amy was already missing.

Since childhood, Janine and Amy had been sexualised and belittled. Finally, Janine faced her demons and, with Amy's support, escaped in time.

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Her boys arent boys anymore, theyre becoming men - men shes not sure she recognises, men shes not sure she can trust.

So when one of her sons classmates is killed in suspicious circumstances, people start asking questions.

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He eventually meets and befriends Jonah, a quiet boy who introduces him to skateboarding.

Will welcomes his new world with enthusiasm, his fears fading and his body hardening with each new bump, scrape and fall.

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Sometimes, just one person can change your whole world...

If not for her loving but controlling parents, Beth might never have taken charge of her life.

And if not for Sam who witnessed a terrible accident and rushed to her aid Beth might have never survived and fallen in love.

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Illicit international trade pits governments against well-financed networks of highly dedicated individuals. This book reveals the scale of this dark underground. It uncovers the connections between illegal industries and shows how they join forces to breed lines of business, feed off political instability, foster violence and enable terrorism.

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When the Lightship Impulse is attacked without provocation, Lt Peter Cochrane, son of the Grand Admiral, is sent to investigate. His first deep space mission, this isn't what Peter has spent three years in training for. Surrounded by strangers and following secret orders, is he willing to do what it takes to keep the alliance together

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Delving into the mysteries of the zombie brain that each of us possesses, he demonstrates how unconscious neurological processes underpin every aspect of our lives, from whether or not we find someone sexually attractive to how we resist (or give in to) temptation.

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In a small town in the middle of England, the aftermath of the Second World War brings change. As the children grow and struggle with the hazards of adulthood, Charles' business expands in direct proportion to his girth and becomes a symbol of the town's fortunes as Britain claws its way back from the grey austerity of wartime Britain.

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Sloane walks free from prison after taking the rap for a high-profile art scam. And the deeper the police dig into Vincent Delaney's business affairs, uncovering underworld associations, the more Delaney feels cornered, and the more unpredictable and dangerous he becomes.

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Nine times out of ten, if someone accuses you of getting your facts wrong, what they're actually saying is that they don't like what you've done with them.


The facts in this book will aim to amuse and astound, and sometimes even to change the way you see the world.

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But when he arrived at Artane, instead of receiving the care he so desperately needed, he entered into months of horrific sexual abuse at the hands of some of the brothers

Now, for the first time, he feels able to tell his story - and reveal the devastating truth of what really happened in Ireland's industrial schools.

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August 1914. With the approach of war about to bring tragedy and heartache to families all over England, Elsie longs to do her duty for King and country. She heads to London to act as an interpreter for thousands of Belgium refugees. But although she enjoys her work, she longs to do more.

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In 2005, Leslie Thomas was awarded an OBE for services to literature.

With a new introduction for this edition, this is an amazing story, and Leslie Thomas's magic touch brings it crackling to life with warmth, wit and humour.

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When two city girls embark on an afternoon of idle window-shopping in Worcestershire and end up buying a horse, their lives swerve gloriously off course.

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From the bestselling author of UNTIL YOU'RE MINE and BEFORE YOU DIE
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Four months ago, Rick went out to buy a newspaper.

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The second instalment of the Bel Dame Apocrypha trilogy from Hugo-award winner Kameron Hurley

No matter where you go, the Bel Dames will find you

Nyx used to be an assassin, part of the sisterhood of the Bel Dames.

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The compelling new novel from the No.1 Irish bestselling author of Betrayal. Perfect for fans of Kathy Reichs, M R Hall and Benjamin Black.

Dr Mike Wilson is a pathologist with a troubled past and a naturally suspicious mind. But one case worries Mike.

But as Mike digs deeper, his life comes under threat.

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The need for high-quality leadership in all areas of business and organisational activity has never been greater. The focus is on winning hearts and minds, on leadership as an emotional and psychological commitment to the people being led, and on the idea of emotional intelligence.

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'A Manchurian Candidate for the computer age' Seattle WeeklyThere's no way William A. He's a likeable Midwestern governor with one insidious advantage. An advantage provided by a shadowy group of backers. Forget issuesForget policy He's more than the perfect candidate - he's a special effect.

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Captivating and hypnotic writing from a prize-winning novelist, whose prose is reminiscent of Marilynne Robinson's and Paul Harding's.

New York, June 1961.