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Japan invades and conquers Hawaii after the attack on Pearl Harbor, in the most provocative alternate history novel yet from the author of "1901, 1862," and "1945."

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(Paperback)

'The cups and saucers on the dresser begin to rattle faintly, as though a tremulous hand is holding them. The water in the washing-up bowl shivers all over its surface. There's a distant droning, something at first more felt than heard, like the far-off thunder of some massive waterfall. Rapidly coming closer . . .'

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A novel encompassing the robust life of Boston and London, just at the time of greatest resentment and rebellion by the colonists against the British Government, and displaying the contemporary prejudice shown by people on both sides.

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Charged under an obscure blasphemy law in a small New Jersey town in 1919, Vijay Sahni is challenged by a skeptical judge to defend his belief that the certainty of mathematics can be extended to all human knowledge - including religion. This book tells a story about what it means to face the extent - and the limits - of human knowledge.

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Will she find love in her wartime home 1939 All over Britain children are being evacuated, and Eve Armstrong is headed for Devon. She's looking forward to a change of scene. It's a different world that invites fresh starts, and so when Eve runs into the boy from the station, Johnny Durrell, they call a truce and soon become firm friends.

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Scotland, 1297.

Passionate, brave and fiercely loyal, Margaret Kerr - a young woman estranged from her husband - is determined to play her part in saving Scotland from the hammer of Edward Longshanks - King of England and would-be King of the Scots.

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(Paperback)

A world on the brink of war, a murder to alter the course of history, A Game of Soldiers is a brilliant, atmospheric thriller, perfect for all readers of Fatherland.

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Destitution, hunger, cruelty, rootlessness,all the odds stand against Jacky, the young boy at the centre of this powerful, popular American classic, yet still he prevails. Resourcefully, doggedly, Jacky nurtures his spirit of independence, his capacity to love, and his faith in a nation's dream in a journey that takes him from Wichita to Corpus Christi and from poverty to possibility.

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For Dubhlinn is set to be the site of a reckoningthe Old Ways versus the Newand Grimnir, the last of his kind left to plague mankind, must choose: stand with the Christian King of Ireland and see his vengeance done or stand against him and see it slip away

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From the author of The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart and set in the boom years of the West Virginia coalmining industry, this is an epic story of personal ambition, exile and return, and a grand heist.

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Aged only thirteen, Emma, daughter of the Duke of Normandy, is married in a strategic alliance to King Aethelred of England.

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Sheelagh Kellys famous first novel is also the first volume of her bestselling Feeney saga.

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She was a daughter, a sister, and a teacher in training. Her diary, presented to her by her father, tells the story over a one year span about her relationships with her family and friends, and her experiences briefly as a teacher in training in Roxbury,
Connecticut. Eunice Nicholson could not tell what her future would be as she began that journal on January 1, 1880

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An epic new novel about one of Western civilisation's most traumatic events - the Fall of Constantinople...
'A great tale, finely woven with action, palpably real characters and terrific twists of fate' Simon Scarrow

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A story about a nine-year old boy growing on the streets of Brooklyn, learning life's lessons and feeling the family economic pressures of growing up in a poor neighborhood. The book takes us on a journey of historic proportions and the things we played and experienced in the life of the main character, Pepino.

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A Red Dress is the haunting biographical fiction about a brutal attack on two twelve-year-old girls in a quaint town in Rural Vermont. Police officer Ben Fields and his team undertake the desolate journey to solve the crime. A must-read for Vermonters and all true crime buffs, this story reveal the fight to rid the state of Vermont of their shocked grief and deliver them the perpetrator.

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In times of trouble can she keep her family together Rosie, a recently orphaned young girl, is reluctantly taken in by her mother's estranged sister, Amelia. Rosie is determined to hold her family together and keep her younger siblings with her at all costs, but how many sacrifices will be demanded for the sake of the children

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After a childhood in poverty and leaving school to work at the age of thirteen, life is beginning to look up for Brenda Wilson. Freshly married to her handsome soldier husband, she finds her true vocation in hairdressing. However, Brenda is forced to give up her dreams of owning her own salon as Harry is called into service...

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This book tells the story of the turbulent lives of Akiko Yosano (1878-1942) and Tekkan Yosano (1873-1935), two poets who sparked a revolution in the world of Japanese classical poetry.