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From the internationally bestselling author of The Solace of Leaving Early, a funny, heartwrenching and unforgettable novel following the fortunes of a feisty young female pool hustler.

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Yvonne believes there's more to life than marriage to Sam, the young man who's courting her. But when she tries to have fun, she gets caught up in a fracas in a bar. Sam's idea of "something special" meanwhile is to take her to St Stephen's Green later that night to show her a ghostly tree!

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The bestselling author of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Tulip Fever is back with a warm, witty and wise novel about the unexpected twists that later life can bring

Nobody in the world knows our secret ...

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Lives intersect over three decades, from a small cabin at Lake Tahoe to a half-way house for recent parolees in Massachusetts, as a daughter searches the past for her future.

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Olsson's first novel, "Astrid & Veronika," introduced readers to the author's extraordinary understanding of human relationships. With her second work, she once again charts that terrain in a haunting tale of loss, love, and human connection.

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From the steps of the Sydney Opera House came international acclaim ... but at a price.All young Lizzy wants to do is sing, ride the boundaries of her family's Queensland property and dream of one day performing on stage. But when a freak storm hits the area, wreaking havoc and bringing tragedy, she swears never to sing another note.

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Fat Phil can't lose at dice, even when his friends turn nasty and he's trying his hardest; a salesman finds success comes from fortune cookie mottoes, but panics when these mottoes turn against him; and, a commuter finds himself obsessed with a plain young woman on his train, at the expense of his marriage.

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A collection of seven stories that connect through the rites of passage that are found in love, birth, and death. The stories explore the strength of blood ties in families and in music, and the devastation of loss. Frank yet sensitive and always lyrical.

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A Wonderfully Moving Novel Exploring Female Friendship

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Includes an excerpt from: Mrs. Lincoln's dressmaker.

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During the long summer holiday, the Lampton and Hallwright families gather in a large beach house belonging to Prime Minister David Hallwright and his wife Roza.

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Mesmerising, electrifying, Dickensian, dystopian - SOOT welcomes us into a world in which your sin is visible.

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From the acclaimed author of "Just My Luck" comes the story of Cajen, Tiara, Stephanie, Malena, and Chancey, five young African-American college women from diverse backgrounds who pledge a sorority and find strength in sisterhood.

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A high-voltage suspense story that mixes genetics and destiny, power and desire, between the centuries. From the bestselling Australian author of Quiver and The witch of Cologne.

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David Kauffman is desperate to find out about the hours before his daughter's death. When David discovers a Virtual Reality program - one that allows the living to experience what lies beyond the grave, he risks his life to discover the truth.

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Emi and Polly Leto are identical twins with a shared life until Emi vanishes and Polly is left searching. Now one becomes two, and twindom becomes duplicity as myth and memory merge, forcing Emi and Polly to confront what they thought they knew about themselves, one another and the parents who made them.

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and Jack, Nat's unexpectedly poignant uncle, who lives for fox-hunting.

Intimate and disconcerting, compelling and comic, an anatomy of the way things are, South of the River is the big British novel for our times - and a tour de force.