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From the internationally bestselling author of The Jane Austen Society.

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Set in 17th-century rural England, this novel is the tale of two women. One is large, voluptuous and charismatic - a prostitute to whom many are drawn. The other is young, slight and solitary - a servant whose quest is to solve the mystery of the prostitute's death.

The tale of two women in 17th century rural England, one a voluptuous and charismatic prostitute, one a solitary servant girl. When the first woman is found dead, the attempt to unravel the mystery surrounding it leads to shocking discoveries, unexpected love and a new beginning for the other.

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Samurai and ex-policeman, Sano Ichiro tries to follow bushido (the Way of the Warrior) in a society whose ancient ways have been forgotten. Suddenly one of those ways reappears: bundori - a severed head, nailed to a plank, offered for public display. The old tradition has been revived by a killer.

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A sweeping story about obsession, mysticism, art, and earthly desire.

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Wilfridus, two monks and the defrocked Brother Thomas are to investigate the case of Cecilia, an enigmatic visionary, and her links with the heretical Cathar sect. But as the monks find themselves drawn to her and her story, they uncover a web of corruption stretching to the highest level.

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The sequel to Golding's Booker-winning novel Rites of Passage.

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Consider the Lilies focuses on the eviction of an old woman from her croft.

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From the author of The Londoners

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A wartime saga about a cafe and the girls who work in it. Everytime a dish is mentioned in the novel it is accompanied by the recipe.

Second in warm-hearted series set during the dark days of WWI - one for each season

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Paul Doherty's most popular series character returns. It is the Summer of 1311 and Hugh Corbett is about to take up a life of danger again in the eighteenth novel in his series, DARK SERPENT, the follow up to THE MYSTERIUM. If you love historical mysteries from Robin Hobb, Susanna Gregory, Michael Jecks, Peter Tremayne and Bernard Knight you will love this.

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The highly anticipated sequel to Alan Brennert's acclaimed book club favorite, and national bestseller, Moloka'i

Charles and Melanie Fraser are the perfect couple, living in London, just after the Napoleonic Wars, they are the toast of society. But their perfect life is rocked when their six-year-old son, Colin, is kidnapped. They must enter London's gritty underworld to find the key to Colin's release.

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Following on from the success of Empire of Sand, Robert Ryan tells the story of the last expedition of 'Scott of the Antarctic'

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The second book in Winston Graham's evocative and dramatic Cornish saga.

Agrippina, wife of Claudius, mother of Nero: a beautiful, talented woman, who saw her father murdered and was killed on her son's orders. Her freed man, Parmenon, tells the story of her battle to survive in the violent Imperial Roman court, and her crumbling relationship with her son.

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The second novel in the dazzling Last Hundred Years trilogy, from the winner of the Pulitzer Prize.

Philip of Spain, unwilling bridegroom of Queen Mary, has been warned about the Queen's half-sister, the young Elizabeth. According to reports, she is a heretic, a rebel and a potential enemy with 'a spirit full of enchantment'. An alluring description and one that immediately intrigues, rather than deters, the foreign prince.

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Margaret George's enthralling new novel about the legendary Queen Elizabeth I

In July, 1553, sibling rivalry has never been more tumultuous than between the daughters of King Henry VIII. Queen Mary Tudor has just won possession of the throne, but her half-sister - the Princess Elizabeth - holds the hearts of the people. Knowing this, Mary banishes her to a country retreat, determined to keep her as far away from court life.

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In the golden summer of 1924 Paul Asher, still shattered by the trauma of the Western Front, comes to Farundell, an idyllic country house set deep in the Oxfordshire countryside. There, he falls under the spell of the rich and eccentric Damory family.