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Peter Ackroyd brings Victorian London to life in all its guts and glory, as we travel from the glamour of the music hall to the slums of the East End, meeting George Gissing and Karl Marx along the way.

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First published as La Danse sur le volcan (Paris: Plon, 1957).

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May 1940. Sergeant Jack Tanner has been posted to a training company on the south-east coast of England where the mysterious deaths of two Polish refugees lead him to believe there has been foul play. As the Germans launch their Blitzkrieg in Europe, the entire company are sent to join the battle to stop Hitler's drive across the Low Countries.

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The fourth unforgettable historical love story set in Italy from Marina Fiorato, author of the bestseller THE GLASSBLOWER OF MURANO. For fans of Philippa Gregory, Sarah Dunant and Alison Weir.

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The second in this thrilling quartet of ancient Egyptian novels spanning twelve generations of Pharaohs from the death of Alexander the Great to the fall of Cleopatra.

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Two brothers were raised to know that Viking blood runs in their veins. But when it comes to passion and rivalry, theyre desperate to discover if Gods peace can dwell in their hearts.

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* A mediaeval historical saga set in 13th century France.

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A sweeping tale of freedom and betrayal, love and death, set in revolutionary France.

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The mysterious mountain man called Wolf wants no part of the rampant war between the Crow and white settlers. But when three desperate women need his help traveling across the Western plains, he finds himself in the thick of the conflict he's been avoiding all along. Original.

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The fourth and final book in the beloved Wartime Chronicles takes us to the end of the Second World War and sees Emmy Lake and her friends facing their greatest challenge yet.

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The debut Sunday Times Top Ten Bestseller.

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Speculated to have been born from a love affair between her mother and the great Warren Hastings, founder of the East India Company and the British Raj, Countess Eliza de Feuillide was a precocious young woman and well-known flirt. Drawing on historical fact, this title paints a portrait of this Jane Austen's free-spirited and seductive cousin.

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It is 1883, and all Ireland's in turmoil with agrarian, political and sectarian revolt. From the opening of this pastoral of love and betrayal, events roll towards an inevitable, tragic end. Below the surface, complex tensions between religions, between men and women, good and evil are explored.

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When John Chapel was young, his parents were brutalized and murdered by Bevo Rooks and his gang. Twelve years later, Chapel is a deputy marshal--and Rooks hasn't changed his evil ways. When Chapel joins the hunt for the outlaw, he knows his quest for vengeance is coming to a close. Original.

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In 1840s Damascus, Aslan Farhi leads a miserable life. Despised by his wealthy father, bullied by his siblings, and humiliated by his mother, he forms a close friendship with another boy, only for him to mysteriously disappear when their relationship becomes public knowledge.

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In the vein of Robert Harris' Pompeii, which sold over 700,000 copies, Robert Ryan tells the story of the last expedition of 'Scott of the Antarctic'

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In the intense August heat, three local kids, Matthew, Andy and Josh, spend their time exploring the woods and secret places of Deloume Road and ignoring the ghostly boy Miles Ford, who's almost invisible anyway.

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A searing, provocative satire by one of the most important African-American novelists of the twentieth century that lays bare the abiding racism and the legacy of slavery on the psyche of white America.

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A stunning new debut thriller of power, treachery and revenge.

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All the passions and intrigues of Bonaparte's court are seen through the eyes of the merchant's daughter from Marseilles, a young woman who became Napoleon's fiancee and, ultimately, the Queen of Sweden.