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"First published...in two volumes by Roberts Brothers 1868 and 1869"--Title page verso.

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A novel about working-class factory life in Birmingham. Lily Gates keeps house for her widowed father, her timid suitor, Jim, and the patriarch, Craighan, whose house it is. The household slides into disarray as Lily, tempted by the possibility of a more romantic life, elopes with a bolder suitor.

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A new psychological thriller from the co-author of the massive international No 1 bestseller BLACK HOUSE.

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More than a love story, this is a bold, confronting book about friendship, love, sex and identity at the heart of Australia, where black and white, bush and city collide.

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One of his most admired works, LOVING describes life above and below stairs in an Irish country house during the Second World War. In the absence of their employers the Tennants, the servants enact their own battles and conflict amid rumours about the war in Europe;

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The brilliant suspense thriller from the author of THE EAGLE HAS LANDED, set in the wartime battlegrounds of the Mediterranean.

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A reissue of classic backlist titles from the author of the best selling Farseer Trilogy and The Liveship Traders books.

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A young girl traces her mothers steps all the way from London to Japan to search for the father she never knew.

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A tale of a young girl in the slums, along with selected other writings and an introduction by Luc Sante.

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What does the future look like A brilliantly entertaining and original novel about the end of the economy from the visionary author of Little Brother.

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The young Chevalier des Grieux recounts the tragic story of his passion for Manon and betrayal at her hands. Capricious, mercenary, alert to virtue but alive to pleasure, Manon is one of literature's "femmes fatales".

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Jane Austen's novel with an introduction by Carol Shields, plus commentaries, notes and a reading group guide.

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The arrival of the snobbish Mrs Emmeline Lucas (known as Lucia to her friends) in the small seaside town of Tilling causes waves as she threatens the queen bee of Tillings social circle, Miss Elizabeth Mapp.

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Must-read modern literature on Dickenss classic A Christmas Carol that explores of the relationship between Ebenezer Scrooge and Jacob Marley.

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The highly anticipated return of Dalziel and Pascoe, the hugely popular police duo and stars of the BBC TV series, in a new psychological thriller.

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The spirit and atmosphere of Herman Melville's masterpiece - romantic, ambiguous, characterful and rich with allegory is captured onstage.

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Venus has exploded.

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A Kesley and Lambert novel. Cannonbridges wealthiest and poorest are drawn into the complex web of DCI Kelsey and Sergeant Lamberts investigations.

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A supernatural thriller from the author of Koko, The Talisman, Floating Dragon and The Throat.

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But, intelligent and sensual, she quickly becomes bored by her oppressively conventional life, and finds her love for her husband slipping away.

Originally rejected by publishers, Mrs Craddock was first published only on condition that certain 'shocking' passages were removed.

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Ben the tramp is back at sea, a stowaway bound for Spain in the company of a wanted man the Hammersmith murderer.

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'Stella Gibbons's gift is very special' Daily Express

Amy, a neglected motherless child in 1920s London meets Robert, a wealthy American boy.

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