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Go is a game of strategy in which two players attempt to surround each other's black or white stones. The competition between the Master of Go and his opponent, Otake, is waged over several months and layered in ceremony. But beneath the game's decorum lie tensions that consume not only the players themselves but their families and friends.

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BIRDSONG told the story of the First World War; ATONEMENT described the Second. Now there is THE MATHEMATICS OF LOVE.

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A compelling and impeccably researched Renaissance thriller, with Leonardo da Vinci in the sleuthing role.

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Continuing the addictive saga of the Morland family, now with its many branches spread across the Empire and the new world.

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Set in the decades between the two World Wars, the captivating story of one man who banishes himself to a solitary life in the Arctic Circle, and is saved by good friends, a loyal dog, and a surprise visit that changes everything

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"A tightly plotted page-turner ripped from the headlines of history, as three very different women must work together to stop a killer and save the truest home they've ever known"--

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The epic romantic conclusion where all the secrets of St Kilda are finally revealed in the historical Wild Isle series from bestselling author, Karen Swan.

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The Mill for Grinding Old People Young is at once a novel about a young man who is caught up in the political fever of the times and a love story about discovering who you are and how you define yourself.

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Orphaned from birth, Mary Trent has always dreamed of the day she can escape from poverty, and when she meets the dashing young doctor Tom Gallagher, it seems her prayers have been answered. But an untimely pregnancy spells disaster and the threat of returning to a life of destitution. Is a marriage of convenience the only thing that can save her

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Secrets and haunting mysteries . . . A powerful and poignant historical novel from the author of the TV Book Club bestseller THE LEGACY.

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The Mischief Makers is a haunting, luscious fictional reimagining of the life of Daphne du Maurier - infamous author of Rebecca - and her mysterious association with the man who wrote Peter Pan.

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The third in the Ashmore Castle historical family drama series, set at the turn of the 20th century, by the author of the acclaimed Morland Dynasty novels

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The third in the Ashmore Castle historical family drama series, set at the turn of the twentieth century, by the author of the acclaimed Morland Dynasty novels.

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From the brilliant author of the Fox Family saga comes a new spin-off series, following a new cast of characters and old friends.

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Discover a mesmerising story of love, war, and a mystery that ensnares three generations, moving between Tasmania, London, and Kerry in 1939, 1975 and 2004. Perfect for fans of Natasha Lester, Kate Morton, and Lucinda Riley.

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The author of the classic "Thousand Pieces of Gold" returns with an uplifting novel of the real heroines of China's Pearl River Delta--young girls who, in the 19th century, fought and won a battle for economic and personal independence that changed the future for thousands of others.

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Sentenced to hang for a terrible crime, Maggie Dickson somehow survives her own execution. Now she must race to prove her innocence before the hangman catches up with her . . .

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When a young Abstract Expressionist painter working for the Works Progress Administration (WPA) vanishes in pre-WWII New York City in 1940, neither her Jewish family living in German-occupied France nor her close-knit group of friends and fellow pain

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An original and witty reimagining of the relationship between Oscar and Constance Wilde.

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No copy exists

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A young Jewish woman growing up in Germany in the middle of the twentieth century and an African general hired by the Doge to command his armies in sixteenth century Venice are bound by personal crisis and momentous social conflict. What emerges is Europe's age-old obsession with race, with sameness and difference, with blood.