Coming Home to Starr’s Fall

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Kate Hewitt

Coming Home to Starr’s Fall is a slow, but very comfortable read, perfect for a lazy day at home or on the beach when you want something to read that...
Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel

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Rebecca Raisin

Its 1 November: Anais and her cousin Manon are standing on the pavement looking at all she has left from what she considered a terrific marriage, when the sign from...
Where the Heart Should Be

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Sarah Crossan

Where The Heart Should Be is the book that you read and suddenly find that you are holding your breath. The language is so beautiful, so simple and yet so...
Body of Lies

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Sarah Bailey

In the long awaited fourth book in the Detective Gemma Woodstock series, Woodstock, who is trying her best to be a good mother to her nine month old daughter Scarlett...
Murder in the Countryside

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Helena Dixon

Book 17 in the Miss Underhay Mystery series. Kitty Bryant has been enjoying a treasured day off, along with a delicious lunch with her friend Alice and is now on...
Fenella’s Fair Share

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Chris Chalmers

Fenella Woodruffe lives in a share house in London, where she has lived for the past eight years. Being the oldest member of the share house sometimes makes her wonder...
The Outpost

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Ben Date

Well, its finally happened in the year 2048 when the Earth has been depleted and a nuclear Armageddon has occurred. A Lawyer, Joseph has managed to survive the ‘holocaust’, and...
A Christmas Gift for the East End Library Girls

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Patricia McBride

A Christmas Gift for the East End Library Girls continues the World War II saga Library Girls Book 3, created by Patricia McBride, set during the Blitz in the East...
The Angel Scroll

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Penelope Holt

Fast paced The Angel Scroll is an intriguing story of dreams, love, obsession and destiny which is enthralling. The Scroll, referred to as the Angel Scroll offers new insight into...
The Captive’s Song

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Amanda Deed

Transportation of prisoners from England commenced in 1788 and continued to Van Diemen’s land (Tasmania) at least until 1853. Of the 164,000 convicts transported approximately 25,000 were women. Award winning...