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A thrilling depiction of the Elizabethan era through the eyes of the legendary Sir Walter...

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An erotic memoir of love and lust that takes the reader on a romantic journey of some of Europe's brightest capitals and most glamorous ports-of-call.

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An unsettling novel in which a starving African is brought to London to perform for the cameras for charity.

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In the third installment of the Madigan Chronicles, the struggle to keep the elemental powers safe continues, and the family dramas deepen. Get ready to venture into this captivating world of fantasy and magic!

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Writtenin 1845, just 3 years before revolutions swept Europe, The Wandering Jew is a classic French novel that became aninternational bestseller. Originally serialized in a French newspaper, thenovel created an instant controversy with its radical...

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Authors Robin Moore and Michael Lennon team up in this exciting new novel to tell the "fictionalized" stories of the men who have risked it all for the U.S.A.: the Green Berets. They take us from firefights on the Cambodian border during the Vietnam War to the streets and alleyways of Iraq today.

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A series of funny and heart-warming short stories set in the author's hometown, Pambula, on the far south coast of New South Wales.

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Sam Savage's most intimate, tender novel yet follows Harold Nivenson, a decrepit, aging man who was once a painter and arts patron. The death of Peter Meinenger, his friend-turned-romantic and intellectual rival, prompts him to ruminate on his own career as a minor artist and collector and make sense of a lifetime of gnawing doubt.

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So what if it's all about ME I'm important too! But, ME learns that he can't function in the world alone. He learns that collaboration, teamwork, and unselfish acts of friendship can lead to great possibilities!

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National Book Award nominee Heather Dune Macadam presents her first mystery--as alluring as a Buddhist Koan.

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Originally published as La mujer que llora (Barcelona: Planeta, 2013).

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After surviving a major accident, a man is trapped in a village buried in the snow and cut off from the world by a nationwide power failure. He is entrusted to Matthias, a taciturn old man who agrees to heal his wounds in exchange for wood, food, and eventual escape from the village. Will they manage to stand up against external threats and intimate pitfalls

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Shoggoths attack in this adrenaline-pumping novel set in the world of H. P. Lovecraft, where the horrors of the cosmos know no limits . . . "It was in a way humanoid, as it stood on two legs and possessed two arms that ended in delicate digits that I would dare to call hands.

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Stephen Gordon has always been different. Firstly, she was born a girl against her parent's wishes. Secondly, she is raised to be boyish, much to her mother's disdain. Third--but most important--is that Stephen loves women, and it is a very isolating life to lead. Revisit one of Britian's most famous banned books--the original lesbian novel, The Well of Loneliness.

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Stephen Gordon has always been different. Firstly, she was born a girl against her parent's wishes. Secondly, she is raised to be boyish, much to her mother's disdain. Third--but most important--is that Stephen loves women, and it is a very isolating life to lead. Revisit one of Britian's most famous banned books--the original lesbian novel, The Well of Loneliness.