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Jo Dutton

This is an intricate story about the many aspects that go towards making a community, re-establishing a life and winding the threads of ancient and modern together in a gift...

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Nick Trout

If you are looking for a good read to pass the time of day or take with you on holidays this is it: this warm light-hearted story about a Vet...

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Martha Mumford: Ill. Ada Grey

In this laugh out loud, tongue in cheek look at babies, Margaret Mumford has captured the desperation, chaos and laughter that comes when a baby, in this case the Royal...

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Joe Reich

Moss Lane is a man facing a crisis in his life: Middle aged, depressed, attending conferences for no reason other than to escape his wife, his patients and his life...

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Barbara Gaskell Denvil

For lovers of Historic Fiction set in Tudor times get set for a novel of epic portions with the sad and sorry plight of the Sumerford family as they become...

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Amy Hatvany

Written from three different perspectives, set against the aftermath of an unexpected death; the perspectives being the Mother: Kelli, Stepmother: Grace and Daughter Ava. This book is not as riveting...

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Mary Higgins Clark

The Queen of suspense is back with an intriguing mystery set in the world of Antique Furniture Reproduction. Who would ever have thought this often dry and frequently dusty world...

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Lloyd Shepherd

Based in a time when the London docks and the Thames waterways were amongst some of the more notorious Ports around Shepherd has taken a time in British history when...

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Jane Costello

There are six months left of Emma Reiss's twenties...and she has some unfinished business. Emma and her friends are about to turn thirty, and for Emma it's a defining moment....

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Therese Creed

When Alice returns to her beloved Redstone Station, after many years away at School and Ag College she discovers the station she has always loved has suffered somewhat over the...