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A deeply moving and life-affirming novel about residents in a small Connecticut town facing everyday fears and desiresa lost love, a stalled career, a diagnosisthat pulls at the heartstrings, for readers of Olive Kitteridge and A Spool of Blue Thread.

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An ode to the beauty of the everyday, A Little Hope tracks the losses, loves and dreams of a small Connecticut town. 'This sensitive US debut about a group of neighbours should scratch the itch of any Elizabeth Strout fans...Simmering with everyday drama and heartache' Daily Mail

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'A seriously talented writer and one to watch' The Spectator. From the author of the critically acclaimed debut, A Little Hope comes an enormously powerful and life-affirming novel about three individuals whose lives intersect in unforeseen ways.

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A headless corpse a missing person case closed June, and as Copenhagen swelters under record temperatures, a headless corpse surfaces in the murky harbour, landing a new case on DI Henrik Jungersen s desk just as his holiday is about to start.

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Beautifully written, with sumptuous and enchanting descriptions of Indonesia, this is a haunting, menacing novel that completely transports you to a specific time and place and perfectly portrays that shared sense of guilt in all of us about mistakes or inactions of the past.

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A powerful, poignant and pacey adoption memoir which reads like a thriller. Donna s birth parents were infamous con artists at the heart one of the US s biggest crime investigations of the 1960s

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When her adoptive mother died in 2009 Donna Freed set out to track down her birth mother. What she discovered was truly shocking, she was the daughter of a pair of infamous con artists, at the heart of one of the biggest true crime stories to grip the USA in the 1960s.

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DI Garibaldi takes the biscuit - my kind of detective in my part of London. Ingenious, entertaining, surprising - everything you want in a satisfying murder mystery. Gyles Brandreth

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As the lead singer of Modern Romance, he toured the world, as the screenwriter of Kinky Boots he conquered Hollywood, now comes Geoff Deane s latest act as a quite brilliant and witty ranconteur in his memoir From Mohair Suits to Kinky Boots .

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As the lead singer of Modern Romance he toured the world, as the screenwriter of Kinky Boots he conquered Hollywood, now comes Geoff Deane's latest act as a quite brilliant and witty ranconteur in his memoir From Mohair Suits to Kinky Boots.

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In Search of the Missing Eyelash is a novel about home and love and what can become undone when we try to make it all better. It's also about gender and sex and it flips from heart-breaking to hilarious within the stoke of an eyelash.

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Detective Inspector Stanley Low returns in the 4th book of the popular Inspector Low series. Belligerent, bipolar and brilliant. A Chinese-Singaporean, educated in London with a foot in both cities, his mission to eradicate violent crime wherever he finds it.

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Cilla isn't your typical female protagonist. She is a 22 year old contract Killer She's neither beautiful nor strong. In fact, she's so unremarkable looking as to render her almost invisible, an advantage in her line of work. She has survived because she is clever, stubborn and lucky

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A double life with a single purpose getting away with murder.

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A timely celebration of the best writing from the global margins brought to centre stage. The anthology will feature voices which offer a unique perspective of our world, both established and debut writers.

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Following the phenomenal success of the first Queer Life, Queer Love anthology, this second anthology celebrates the best new queer writing from around the world, from both new and established writers. . The anthology will comprise of 30 winning submissions which will capture the very best of international queer writing today

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The first in the Muswell Classic Espionage Series. The original modern secret agent and one of the models for James Bond. Available for the first time in 10 years. The astonishing story of Sidney Reilly, perhaps the most flamboyant and mysterious British spy of all times Sunday Telegraph

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Thrilling and tantalising, the repercussions of a bisexual love triangle resurface 20 years on. Every day in Paris carries proof that love exists, in the air, on the streets and behind closed doors. Just not mine.

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Leading politician and anti-apartheid campaigner turns the spotlight on to Elephant poaching in South Africa. Gripping and pacey this is an epic tale of corruption, collusion and courage.

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Three men bound together in a blistering story that spans 30 years, from 1953 into the 1980s and the AIDS epidemic, The Gallopers is a visceral and mesmerising novel of deceit, desire and unspeakable loss. Author longlisted for the Polari Debut Book Prize 2023.

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Originally published in Europe in the 50s to avoid prosecution for obscenity, The Gaudy Image is one of the most important `lost' gay novels. A classic of gay fiction available in a new edition for the first time in 30 years. With a new introduction by Jonathan Kemp

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The literary equivalent of curling up with a box set of The Bridge or The Killing The Times. Following the highly acclaimed My Name is Jensen, comes the second in the series

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