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The #1 Sunday Times bestselling author Cathy Kelly brings you a heartwarming and refreshingly relatable new story about sisterhood, love and friendship - and the secrets we keep hidden from those closest to us.

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An award-winning literary thriller of redemption and revenge, set in 1930s Helsinki, with Europe on the brink of war

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A funny, honest and often moving look at the role of a weekend wife, with all the obstacles and secrets that come with it...

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A delightful new novel by the New York Times bestselling author of Beach Town.

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The iconic Booker Prize-winner: an unforgettable novel of corruption, murder and twisted morality in contemporary India, now a Netflix film.

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Suspenseful, issue-led women's fiction about a woman whose past catches up with her, for fans of The Affair and Dr Foster.

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Nine-year-old Tess has never seen anything like The Wild. An old bakery, converted into a home, it has a fireplace big enough to sit in, a garden with a badminton net and another one for vegetables. And then there's William, its owner. Single father of three, he cooks homemade ravioli, cuts trees down with a chainsaw and plays the guitar.

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The debut novel from household name, Judy Murray. A fresh, uplifting and aspirational story about how it's never too late to follow your dreams, perfect for fans of Anton du Beke and Carol Kirkwood.

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A gripping and atmospheric murder mystery with a classic feel, from the author of A House of Ghosts, for fans of Agatha Christie.

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A stunning gift edition collecting together Susan Hill's spinechilling stories of murder, magic and mayhem.

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After her mother's death, Dove decides to write a whole new story for herself, for her mother and for their literary heroines. In undertaking this labour of love, Dove unwittingly taps into the universal story of choice, grief and compromise that women everywhere experience.

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This is a story about money, about how the money that a woman does not have will shape her life.

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This novel shares some of the characters in Marcia Willett's first novel, 'Those Who Serve'.

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Alan Warner's first novel with Faber is a darkly comic tale of hope and humanity against the grim urban and political landscape of Margaret Thatcher's Britain.

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Therapy is a gripping psychological thriller, an intelligent, fast and furious read.

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From 'one of Ireland's most essential writers' (Sunday Times) comes the exquisite story of two sisters trying to survive in life and love against the backdrop of the Belfast Blitz.

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The haunting new novel by the acclaimed author of The Breaking of Eggs and Trading Futures.

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Thirty years on from her acclaimed debut Nervous Conditions, considered one of the 100 Books that Shaped the World by the BBC, the award-winning Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga 'has produced another masterpiece' - New York Times

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A sensual meditation on the nature of love and addiction, this dazzling and incisive novel satirises postcolonial society and celebrates oddness.

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A series that offers quality editions of important works of literature to the student and the general reader, each featuring new scholarship and pages of carefully crafted extras. It pulls together a constellation of influences; biographical, historical and literary, to enrich each reader's understanding of these enduring works.

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If the 'Roaring Twenties' are remembered as the era of 'flaming youth', it was F Scott Fitzgerald who lit the fire. This book traces the early life of Amory Blaine from the end of prep school through Princeton to the start of an uncertain career in New York City. It captures the spirit of the roaring twenties.