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Lola Jaye's The Attic Child is a heartfelt and emotional dual-narrative historical story about two children locked in the same attic almost a century apart, told through the lens of Black History.

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The chilling, mesmerising and darkly delicious new novel from Anna Mazzola, author of The Clockwork Girl and The House of Whispers, inspired by the Acqua Tofana poisonings in 17th century Italy. Perfect for fans of Jessie Burton, Laura Purcell and Stacey Halls.

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A novel that takes the reader into a closed world of privilege and tradition: for fans of crime fiction, but also true crime - a study of class, religion, and how a worldview which sees violence as an integral part of masculinity, and any empowerment of women as a threat to men's dominance, can only end in tragedy.

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A stunning reimagining of the Oedipus and Antigone stories told from the perspectives of the women the myths overlooked.

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She holds the fate of England in her heart...

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From the Languedoc to Paris and Amsterdam Kate Mosse's new novel sees the Joubert family caught up in the St Bartholomew's Day Massacre and a frightening sequence of events thereafter...

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The second book in the series featuring courtier and spy Henry Gresham, this time set in the world of Jacobean theatre.

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A daring queen. A Viking warrior. An epic love story.

(Paperback, Export - Airside ed)

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

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Volume Two of the Border Trilogy

When a young girl is cursed at the age of six, she carries the curse all her life - set against a rich, dark, Elizabethan England - in this gripping historical thriller.

(, New edition)

As soon as Hans-Albert Ritter arrives in Bundaberg to take on his role as pastor for a settlement of German emigrants, its not long before trouble starts brewing in the community. Can this be the end of their dreams so soon

As soon as Hans-Albert Ritter arrives in Bundaberg to take on his role as pastor for a settlement of German emigrants, its not long before trouble starts brewing in the community. Can this be the end of their dreams so soon

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An evocative historical novel set against the rich tapestry of the silk trade in London during the 1760s.

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Revealing the secrets behind Kingsbridge, Ken Follett's The Evening and the Morning is a prequel to the international sensation The Pillars of the Earth. Beginning in 997 CE, this epic, page-turning masterpiece follows one man's grand ambition to make his abbey a centre of learning and the sprawling consequences for the church and its people.

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The sweeping narrative of The Exiles offers a rich perspective on three women's lives, two English convicts and an orphaned Aboriginal girl - in nineteenth-century Australia.

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A novel of love, deception and desire from the author of Before the Fall.

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As Britain is pulled towards war, the secrets within two families threaten to tear them apart...

When Susannah arrives from England to care for her motherless nieces in Salem, she falls passionately in love with their puritan father, Lucas. But this is the height of the witch trials, and the jealousy of her troubled niece Charity may have fatal consequences for both of them.

(, New edition)

Susannah arrives in New England around the time of the Salem trials. She came to care for her motherless nieces but falls in love with their father, a devout Puritan. Their affair ultimately finds Susannah accused of witchcraft by her troubled niece Charity and her friends.

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A saga of romance and adventure set against the background of the pioneering history of Australia.

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A love story as powerful and restless as the mighty North Sea.