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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.

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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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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.

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A story of overcoming all the odds, and a woman centuries ahead of her time, set on the canals of nineteenth-century England

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A blazingly creative re-imagining of the short life of one of England's greatest writers.

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Behind the most famous movie ever made is a tale of love, magic and one incredible woman

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A drama set on the battlefields of Europe as a global influenza pandemic looms.

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Glasgow 1817 and a young deaf woman is accused of infanticide but is she fit to stand trial The teacher sent to investigate moves from interpreter to investigator, as he determines to clear her name before it's too late. Based on a true story.

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From the multi-award-winning, former Granta Best Young British Novelist, Jenni Fagan tells the story of GeillisDuncan, a teenage girl caught up in the sixteenth century witch trials in the Scottish coastal town of North Berwick.

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A surprise inheritance reveals the hidden lives of two sisters, torn apart by tragedy... A epic tale of secrets, jealousy and scandal by Judith Lennox, the author of THE JEWELLER'S WIFE and ONE LAST DANCE. Not to be missed by readers of Rachel Hore and Kate Morton.

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Nigel Tranter's last book: the enthralling story of Thomas Hope, who counselled three kings. He first came to court to serve James VI and I, as he piloted Scotland through the union with England; he counselled Charles I through his tragic reign, witnessed Cromwell's rule in Scotland and finally, the restoration of Charles II.

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A bitingly funny historical novel, following Brother Diggory on an eerily prescient journey through fourteenth-century England.

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Having escaped from Cyprus, accused of the murders of the governor, known as the Moor, and his lovely young wife, Iago is now locked in battle with Annibale Malipiero, known as Il Terribile, the chief inquisitor of Italy's greatest city. Is Iago a lone psychopath, or does he lie at the heart of a more widespread Ottoman conspiracy

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Freya knows that her people are doomed. Warned by the fates of an impending catastrophe, she goes in search of a magnificent gold necklace that will save her people from destruction. But to obtain the necklace she must pay a terrible price and sell herself to the four brothers who created it.

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Miller revisits and reimagines the life of one of Shakespeare's neglected female literary contemporaries, Mary Sidney Herbert.

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The complete SIX TUDOR QUEENS series short-story collection by acclaimed historian and Sunday Times bestselling author, Alison Weir.

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From the Booker-shortlisted author of The Trees comes a heartbreaking and powerful retelling of Mark Twains The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from the perspective of Hucks friend, the enslaved Jim.

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A captivating story of love, nature and identity in Napoleon's France

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The story of how one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century came to be.

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Inspired by Shakespeare's King Lear, this breathtaking debut novel tells the story of the most famous woman ever written out of literary history.

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From the best-selling, prize-winning author of Golden Hill, a novel of five everyday lives - their dramas, their redemptions, their commonplace miracles - in the teeming, ever-changing immensity of 20th century London.

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Written almost entirely in letters, Love & Saffron follows two women in 1960s America - a 27-year-old aspiring food writer in Los Angeles and a 59-year-old Pacific Northwest food columnist and homemaker -
as they discover that food really does connect us all, and that friendship and laughter can bond us for life.