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Joyce Carol Oates offers a story of how a young woman finds her place in the world.

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Vonny lives on the island of Martha's Vineyard with husband Andre and son Simon. Their elderly neighbour, Elizabeth, has an accident and her granddaughter, Jodie comes to nurse her. So the players are assembled for a magical story of love and loneliness, of terror and human frailty.

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Crispin Salvador, lion of Philippine letters, is dead. His young acolyte, Miguel, sets out to investigate the author's suspicious death and the strange disappearance of an unfinished manuscript. To understand the death, Miguel scours the life. The literary fragments become patterns, become stories, become epic: a family saga of four generations.

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Sasha tries to keep Liam hidden from her grown children and well-heeled clientele as she commutes between New York and Paris. Liam tries to bring out the wild streak that Sasha barely knows she has. Then a family tragedy suddenly alters Liam's life, forcing a choice and a sacrifice that neither one of them could have expected.

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IMPOSSIBLE SAINTS, hailed as 'dangerously close to perfection' (INDEPENDENT), is Michele Roberts' most exquisite novel to date

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Kameran is going through a confusing period in her life. Does she tell the woman she's been in love with for two years how she feels Or does she move on with one of the other women in her life That's not the only complication surrounding this thing she calls life. Will time tell in this jaw-dropping, yet dark turn of events Or will the clock stop before it's too late

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"From the author of Once Upon a Sunset andThe Key to Happily Ever After comes a heartwarming women's fiction about three Army wives--and estranged friends--who must set aside their differences when one of them sends out a cry for help"--

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A magnificently ambitious and enthralling novel that confirms Morings place as one of the most significant European novelists now at work.

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A sweeping, evocative story of love, secrets and betrayal, set against the stunning backdrops of Karachi and Cornwall.

Perfect for readers who love Santa Montefiore, Rosanna Ley and Dinah Jefferies.

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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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Gore Vidal is the most elegant, erudite and eclectic writer of his generation' - Roy Hattersley, Guardian

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Winner of two major European prizes, this is a funny, quirky chronicle of a family of Dutch clockmakers.

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For PI Tess Monaghan secrets from the past can be murder . . . From the author of SUNBURN and LADY IN THE LAKE
Winner of the Edgar and Shamus awards

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Elizabeth Mortlake, companion to her widowed sister-in-law, meets Jameson and Hunter, two ex-officers striving for some new measure of peace and order amid the ever-lengthening shadows of the war - one still hospitalized and awaiting the judgement of a court martial, the other seeking a more personal atonement for his unimaginable sins.

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in the tradition of bestselling author of Jodi Picoult, acclaimed novelist Drusilla Campbell delivers an emotionally charged and provocative novel about a senseless shooting that rocks a small California town and one woman's determined search for the truth.

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"From the New York Times bestselling author of The Chicken Sisters comes a delightfully entertaining story about a ruse that goes awry and a chaotic homecoming that proves that confronting your past can sometimes set you free"--

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Hannah Brown never thought she'd have a best friend like Ellen Brecht. Ellen is everything she isn't - beautiful, daring, glamorous and fierce. Growing up together in rural Cornwall, life seems perfect. But their idyllic childhood is shattered by obsession, betrayal and, ultimately, tragedy.

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Excitement is high for football fanatics Eion, Shane and Mick, who work abroad. For these emigrant friends, home is no longer where the heart is. Home is where the Irish football team plays, and there will be many adventures on and off the pitch before the final whistle blows.

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A novel about family and friends, mothers and daughters, poets, painters and passion, all inspired by the lives and song of birds.

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In 1951 Octavio Paz travelled to India to serve as an attach in the Mexican Embassy.

'The Antipodes of Coming and Going' is a lyrical remembrance of Paz's days in India, evoking with astonishing clarity the sights, sounds, smells and denizens of the subcontinent.