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New York Times bestselling author Paula Brackston's second novel in the Found Things series, Secrets of the Chocolate House, was called a 'time-swapping romance [that] will please fans of Alice Hoffman' (Publishers Weekly). Now, Brackston returns to the Found Things series with a third book, The Garden of Promises and Lies.

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The incredible debut adult novel from Liz Hyder, the multi-award-winning author of BEARMOUTH.

Straccan has lost the woman he loved to his enemies. His first task is to find her. His second, to escort the great bell, Gaudete, to its resting place in Durham. His third to save from her enemies the Gleemaiden of the title and the mysterious child she protects.

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Utah, 1888. As one woman awaits her husband's return home, a stranger arrives on her doorstep . . .

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Utah, 1888. As one woman awaits her husband's return home, a stranger arrives on her doorstep . . .

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These two long stories are set, like most of George Mackay Brown's work, in Orkney and in a period, the last quarter of the nineteenth century, when the pattern of island life, little changed since Viking times, was beginning to be threatened.

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1066, The Norman Conquest: Five strangers. Five secrets. No refuge. No turning back.

(Paperback, Country Special - ANZ Exclusive)

A savagely funny, achingly beautiful tale set in the Wild West, from the award-winning author of Night Boat to Tangier

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Takes the reader into the psyche of France's doomed queen, Marie Antoinette: her love affair with handsome Swedish diplomat Count Axel Fersen, who risked his life to save her; her fears on the terrifying night the Parisian mob broke into her palace bedroom intent on murdering her and her family; and her attempted flight from France in disguise.

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As England teeters on the brink of civil war, Thomas Chayne has an opportunity to prove his worth by rallying a troop of royalists to defend Oxford from the escalating violence. But he soon faces an impossible choice between honouring his family and his loyalty to the crown

It is 1879 and the British army is constantly in action to defend the Empire. Young Lieutenant Simon Fonthill has been dispatched to South Africa with much to prove, for Colonel Covington, his former Commanding Officer, has slanderously branded him a coward.

(Paperback, Export/Airside - Export/Airside/Ireland)

The third novel from the Booker-shortlisted author exploring love, betrayal and morality in 1920s Penang

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A dramatic political thriller from the master of historical fiction.

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Christopher Redmayne is a true Restoration man. After destruction wrought by the Great Fire, he is also one of the architects working to restore London to its previous splendor. This novel is a historical drama centered on the turmoil of restoration England.

Restored to the throne in 1660 after years of exile, Charles II began a dramatic reign encompassing the Plague, the Fire of London and the Dutch wars, as well as the flowering of science, the arts, and sexual intrigue. His story is told, through the eyes of his illegitimate son, James.

Inspired by a real World War Two radio show about cookery, The Kitchen Front is by Jennifer Ryan, the bestselling author of The Chilbury Ladies Choir.

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Three of the brightest stars of historical romance invite you to a party at the country home of the Honourable Marquess of Finchley.

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An epic novel telling the story of a clash of cultures from New York Times bestselling author Sharon Penman.

Born into direst poverty in 1820s Liverpool, Linny Gow escapes the life of prostitution her stepfather has forced her into, learns how to be a young lady, and flees to India, where the British Raj is in its infancy. There she finds heartache and suffering, but also true love and freedom.

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A new series about a young woman whose connection to antiques takes her on a magical adventure, reminiscent of Outlander

The first book in The Londoners trilogy.

Perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory, Elizabeth Chadwick and sweeping, juicy historical dramas

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Aims to bring Restoration London to raucous life. This novel tells the story of the love affair between Samuel Pepys' clerk and a lively, exuberant lady-in-waiting to Charles II's queen.

BIRDSONG told the story of the First World War. ATONEMENTdescribed the Second. Now there is THE MATHEMATICS OF LOVE, Emma Darwin's extraordinary debut.