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William the Bastard, base-born son of the Duke of Normandy, must fight the King of France to regain his Duchy. Spurned in love by the lovely Princess Matilda, the fighting Duke dares to take a whip to her in her own father's palace, before making her his bride.

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A novel of love and intrigue. On his way home, the protagonist chances upon a beautiful young fugitive climbing out of a window by means of knotted sheets, and so finds a perfect opportunity for his own escape.

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The sixth novel in a stunning series set in eighteenth-century Cornwall, perfect for fans of Bridgerton.

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The seventh novel in a stunning series set in eighteenth-century Cornwall, perfect for fans of Poldark

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Everything I love about historical fiction and more. Reader review

March, 1917

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The first volume of a new trilogy telling the saga of one French family between 1946 and 2016.

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From rural China to the heart of imperial Europe - a heartbreaking historical epic of loss, loyalty and one Great Love.

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'The vibrant new voice of historical fiction' Suzannah Dunn: Katherine Clements' stunning debut conjures the extraordinary women you never knew about in the turbulent years of the English Civil War.

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Susan Hill meets Wilkie Collins in Alison Littlewood's latest chiller: mad-doctor Nathaniel is obsessed with the beautiful Mrs Harleston - but is she truly delusional Or is she hiding secrets that should never be uncovered . . .

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A thrilling, darkly delicious Tudor novel - 'A stunning debut. One of the best historical novels I have ever read' Alison Weir

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An unbreakable, life-changing friendship will lead two young girls from different worlds to rebel against the sexism, prejudice, and injustice they face living in 1930s Italy in this moving novel that echoes the spirit of beloved works by Elena Ferrante.

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Timo von Bock's release by the Czar from nine years' incarceration does not spell the end of the Baron's troubles: he is confined to his Livonian estate to live under the constant eye of police informers planted among his own household, and is subjected to endless humiliations. It is claimed that he is a madman and in need of 'protection'.

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The gripping novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Mercies, The Dance Tree is a transporting story of lust, family secrets and women under the eye of the Church.

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Walter Hartwright is married, prosperous and a little bored. When he is approached to write a life of the painter Turner he accepts, unaware that his subject lived a life more dark than light. Researching the painter's life, he is soon affected with its possibilities of violence and even murder that he no longer trusts his own sanity and character.

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Through birth and death, love and hatred, triumph and heartbreak, the Morlands continue to proudly claim their place amongst England's aristocracy.

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A bewitching and haunting story of family secrets - and the lengths some will go to protect them. Perfect for fans of C. J. Cooke and Rebecca Netley.

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1915- The Western Front is a wasteland of barbed wire, and mud-filled trenches. Winston Churchill, searching for a solution to the stalemate, commits the Allies to a disastrous Gallipoli campaign. As men on both sides die in droves, mill-workers work tirelessly for the war effort while families confront the broken bodies of returning soldiers.

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To marry is madness.
To escape is impossible.

The Darlings of the Asylum by Noel OReilly grips like a vice Nicola Cornick

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The Daughters of Red Hill Hall [has] all the intrigue, mystery, relationship drama and edge of your seat secret reveals any reader could want. Books and Boardies

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Tudor, bestselling author of The Chalk Man

A spine-tingling novel that 'blends psychological thriller and eerie gothic ghost story to create something truly haunting' wrote the Daily Mirror

Someone - or something - is haunting the Titanic.