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Lawyer-turned-stay-at-home-mom Sarah Shaw is struggling to find a steady happiness after the death of her infant daughter, when she meets a young homeless mother and toddler she cant get out of her mind. Rescuing them becomes her missionone that takes her on a journey that may destroy whats left of her marriage.

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Black faith. White faith. Whose claim of spiritual allegiance to the land really matters

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In Tucson in the 1960s, drama students Caro and Peter are inseparable, but Caro ends up marrying someone else. Twenty years and three children later, with her marriage failing, Caro drops the kids off at summer camp and sets out on a road trip to find Peter, her creative spirit, and her true self.

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Xavier Herbert's study of women liberated by the absence or relative scarcity of men during World War II.

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In the industrial city of Newcastle, New South Wales, lies a powerful firm that dominates the town. It is here that Dymphna Cusack sets a dramatic tale of family disunion, feminine rivalries, soldiers' lusts and lovers' ecstasies.

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In the grips of hopelessness, a grieving Mary Em Phillips vows to end it allbut her course changes when Mosely Albright, a black man from Chicagos South Side with an expansive, selfless personality, intrudes into her sorrows. Meanwhile, Mishigami, who sees a potential champion in Mary Em, continues to attempt to pull her into his waiting, watery depths.

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When Big Pharma exec Leo Cushman is fatally stabbed, the highly intuitive Detective Anna Crane has many suspects, including Obliterate Opiates activists, a disinherited family, and an addict vowing vengeancebut her prime target is the brilliant biochemist Eleanor Kiernan, to whom Detective Crane finds herself irresistibly drawn.

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When Marianne is abruptly laid off from her tech job during a recession, she's forced to move back to the seedy Kansas City neighborhood she thought she'd left forever. As she applies for jobs in an industry that doesn't value the middle-aged, Marianne must rally her inner strength to rebuild her life again.

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Family, romance and gangsters support and thwart Golda, Ben, and Morty from achieving their dreams: Golda gives up independence to marry her widowed brother-in-law, Ben, and care for baby Morty; later, Bens business mistakes cause financial disaster, forcing Morty to bargain with gangsters and sacrifice his love and careerand perhaps the ability to ever go home againto save his father.

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A teenaged daughters spiral into opiate addiction after the death of a beloved father and her mothers unwitting protection of her disease lead both to hard-won insights.

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The first of Katharine Susannah Prichard's mining novels, Black Opal is considered one of her earliest important novels.

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In the 1980s Mickey and Fred shared everything, from their first cigarette to their first kiss. Fifteen years later and Mickey is living in London - a loving, chaotic single mum. Fred is about to embark on marriage, but when he bumps into Mickey his world turns upside down.

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A stunning and multiple prize-winning first novel by a First Nations Canadian writer who is being acclaimed around the world.

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Scientist Will Dalal wrestles with his morals and ambitions as he strives to eclipse academic rivals and make his mark on the world. With the ability to literally change minds, how far will he go to cement his legacy This hauntingly plausible debut novel explores the unpredictable nature of technology and the global power of one persons emotions.

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A hilarious and satirical debut novel exploring religious hypocrisy in an Irish secondary school.

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