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*A woman's struggle to find happiness. Set against a background of poverty and hardship in Clydeside's docklands.

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Handsome would-be poet Lucien Chardon is poor and naive, but highly ambitious. Failing to make his name in his dull provincial hometown, he is taken up by a patroness, the captivating married woman Madame de Bargeton, and prepares to forge his way in the glamorous beau monde of Paris.

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On the brink of war with the Sioux, Sarah risks everything to expose the betrayal threatening the man she loves.

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Emmie finds shelter in the arms of a soldier, but her secret could drive them apart.

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The ultimate guide to the "Wee People" from cluricauns and leprechauns to Silkies, Banshees, and Pookas

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This hilarious final part of Gregory Motton's comic trilogy mixes imaginative absurdity with set pieces from everyday life, firing satirical arrows at the overweight targets of consumerism, mediocrity and greed. Gengis Kahn decides to write a self-help manual, but soon discovers that the road to publication is littered with potholes.

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Ever wished life was like the movies Wish again...

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In a rising Saudi Arabian city, far from weary, recession-scarred America, a struggling businessman pursues a last-ditch attempt to stave off foreclosure, pay his daughter's college tuition, and finally do something great.

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"Set in the real-life women-run charitable institution in Louisville, Kentucky, which took in pregnant, unmarried women from 1876 to 1919, A HOME FOR FRIENDLESS WOMEN is an evocative and nuanced blend of archival research and fiction that delves into the darker truths of nineteenth century American white feminism through three women's stories"--

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Follows a determined African American teenager from a violent school in Washington, D.C., to the bewildering world of the Ivy League.

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A gorgeous reissue of the warm and enchanting bestselling novel.

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At the end of the Second World War, Matthew Wallingham returns to his family home, blinded by his injuries and uncertain about his future.

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It's the offer of a lifetime - a whole summer in a farmhouse in the sun-drenched French countryside! But Libby might have bitten off more than she can chew . . .

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A lyrical novel of two mothers from different generations and how their lives converge in one hot, wet summer. From the bestselling author of The Railwayman's Wife.

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There is something rather disquieting about Sallie Declan, a young American in London, and it is not just her obsession with Henry James's The Turn of the Screw, the subject of her PhD thesis.
But a progressively darker reality unfolds as we are led inexorably towards a terrible and shocking climax.

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Rose is the fifth tallest woman in Britain.

Their tumultuous, bizarre love affair plays out through a prisoner's correspondence with the heartbroken Alexandra.

And as Andreas' peculiar tragedy unveils, Alexandra begins to find solitude in an uncanny world of lookalikes and murder.

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A wonderfully rich and absorbing historical novel following the fortunes of a struggling artist around the courtly world of Elizabethan London.

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"Meet Shannon and Jay Lovejoy-the rich and successful power couple who, to the fans of their call-in radio show, seem like they've got it all. But after three years, their once passionate and loving romance has fizzled and the couple's divorce becomes embroiled in not only a mess of infidelity and deceit, but the untimely and shocking death of Jay's mistress, as well."--

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Nellie delights in the promise of love - and tastes the bitterness of betrayal - just as the long finger of war stretches out to divide the girls and rob Liverpool of a whole generation of its young men ...

Sure to please fans and newcomers alike, this is classic Katie Flynn saga writing at its best.