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This novel shares some of the characters in Marcia Willett's first novel, 'Those Who Serve'.

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Alan Warner's first novel with Faber is a darkly comic tale of hope and humanity against the grim urban and political landscape of Margaret Thatcher's Britain.

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From 'one of Ireland's most essential writers' (Sunday Times) comes the exquisite story of two sisters trying to survive in life and love against the backdrop of the Belfast Blitz.

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Thirty years on from her acclaimed debut Nervous Conditions, considered one of the 100 Books that Shaped the World by the BBC, the award-winning Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga 'has produced another masterpiece' - New York Times

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A sensual meditation on the nature of love and addiction, this dazzling and incisive novel satirises postcolonial society and celebrates oddness.

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She's got an icing gun and she's not afraid to use it.

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A superbly entertaining thriller about four women who unwittingly concoct a murder plan during a book club from the USA Today bestselling author

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A compulsive story about the powers and fleetingness of friendship, love and life.

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Anne Baker's Through Rose-Coloured Glasses is a captivating saga of family, romance and danger.

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InTiny TalesAlexander McCall Smith explores romance, ambition, kindness and happiness in thirty short stories that range in length from the short to the minuscule.

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Set against the construction of the Eiffel Tower, this novel charts the relationship between a young Scottish widow and a French engineer who, despite constraints of class and wealth, fall in love.

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A novel about one of history's great unsolved mysteries, by Britain's most original writer.

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The lost masterpiece of American fiction: a dazzling and multi-layered novel of marriage, literature, fear and revenge, reissued in a stylish new livery as part of Atlantic's Cult Classics series.

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High stakes jeopardy presides when young mother is forced into smuggling cocaine, in a dark and original, nail-bitingly fast-paced thriller from one of the queens of Icelandic Noir

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Triangles of Life and Other Stories contains eleven short stories written by Henry Lawson including the autobiographical 'Letters to Jack Cornstalk', 'A Child in the Dark', 'Foreign Father' and Lawson's own Samaritan story, 'The Strangers' Friend', as well as the eponymous 'Triangles'.

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In the vein of Coetzee's Summertime or W.G. Sebald's The Emigrants, Trinity revisits the life of scientist Robert Oppenheimer as narrated by seven fictional characters who claim to have known him.

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During the final weeks of World War Two, a young Spitfire pilot is forced to ditch his aircraft near a remote island in the South Pacific.

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An epic novel combining fiction and history in a collaboration that encompasses fifty years of American history.

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An epic novel combining fiction and history in a collaboration that encompasses fifty years of American history.

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Things have got personal for Detective Karen Sharpe - but will she crumble under the pressure
The gripping, hugely suspenseful novel from the author of A CHILD'S GAME.

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The first in a new quartet of sagas which explore the lives and loves of a new branch of the Coleman family, who appeared in the TEXAS quartet. From the author of WISH LIST, YESTERDAY, SERENDIPITY and DESPERATE NEEDS.

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A playful, lyrical novel about otherness, change, and the gap between generations in a London community.