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Convinced they are guilty of murder, orphaned Hannah and her sister are taken into the shady Rotherhithe household of the irrespressible Maudie, whose kindness shapes Hannah's life in the years to come.

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An astounding work of fiction - resoundingly powerful, endlessly quotable and funny as hell - with its sights set on getting to the heart of racism in America. In short, this is one HELL OF A BOOK.

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An astounding work of fiction - resoundingly powerful, endlessly quotable and funny as hell - with its sights set on getting to the heart of racism in America. In short, this is one HELL OF A BOOK.

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Moving on is never easy

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This is a thrilling tale of courage and danger set in 1745, as Bonnie Prince Charlie is rescued by loyal highlanders in the aftermath of the Jacobite Rising. Perfect for fans of 'Outlander'.

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Beautiful Ruins meets The Nest in this novel about family, regret, and vacation from the author of The People We Hate at the Wedding.

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'A powerful, important, unforgettable book' - Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild

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In learning to write about her life, will Hope Nicely finally learn how to live it

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From the author of the New York Times bestseller Behold the Dreamers, comes a sweeping story about the collision of a small African village and an American oil company.

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The thoughtful and compelling issues-based third novel from an author who has already gained a loyal fanbase. HUNGARIAN DANCES is a love story, a mystery and a tale of extraordinary personal transformation.

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The second novel in one of the MOST TALKED-ABOUT post-apocalyptic series, standing head and shoulders above the competition

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A far future Canterbury Tales, set in a world of mystery, legend and romance.

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Author Miguel Syjuco writes in the voice of a fictitious presidential mistress, Vita Nova, penning a "celebrity tell-all memoir."

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An Indian To Kill a Mockingbird. A novel about
Partition, laced with hilarity and heartbreak

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Meeta can't believe her good fortune when she marries Amit, a handsome, young, Hugh Grant look alike, Indian man living in New Zealand. When she gets off the plane she is too eager to start her new life but not long after she discovers that not only does she know very little about her new country but also about her husband.

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Their body art is hot. Their chemistry is even hotter.
Can a love this deep heal the scars of the past The second book in the dangerously addictive Clipped Wings series.

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Insane draws upon Rainald Goetz's clinical psychiatric experience to paint a portrait of the asylum as a 'total institution'. A cult author in Germany, this is Goetz's first novel, and the first to be translated into English.

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Winner of the 2020 National Book Award for Fiction - a deeply personal novel about race, pop culture, and escaping the roles we are forced to play-by the author of the infinitely inventive How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe.

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One of the most hopeful, honest and wildly imaginative novels you will ever read, for fans of Joanna Cannon, Patrick Ness and Matt Haig.

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From the multi award-winning Claire North comes a captivating retelling of the classic Greek myth of Penelope. It's time for the women of Ithaca to tell their tale . . .

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A powerful literary novella from award-winning author Tade Thompson, about obsession, the creation of art and the many ways in which the urge to make can also turn into an urge to destroy.

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From an internationally acclaimed, multi award-winning author: this is a story of love and betrayal set in Berlin during the years before and after the fall of the Wall.