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Knowing women
Laurence J Benbo is a thirty seven year old graphic artist and Dublin bachelor, awkward with women and lonely after the breakup with his girlfriend Deborah. He meets Jadwiga, a lapdancer and, after winning a lottery, he bestows gifts on her. But his upwardly mobile brother Maoilíosa and his...
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King of the Murgos Book 2 of The Malloreon
Set against a backdrop of fantasy and mystery and in a land of dangerous imagination, the kidnapping of the son of the Overlord of the West, leads an army to embark upon a fantastic journey - that journey is chronicled in the Books of the Mallorean.
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Hav3n
It starts with a cough, a few aches and pains and a weird spot on the back of your neck. It is HAV3N, the worst, most fast-acting disease the world has seen. With friends and loved ones dying in their thousands, the villagers of Great Sheen recognise their entire existence is under serious...
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Return of the thin man
Dashiel Hammett wrote five full-length novels in his career. 'The Thin Man' was the last of these, published in 1934. But Hammett wrote two other treatments for investigator Nick Charles and his nemesis Charles Wynant; the thin man of the title. Lost when Hammett retired as a novelist, they have...
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Fever
Mary Mallon, an Irish immigrant in turn-of-the-century New York, is headstrong and brave, a woman who has battled fiercely to better her lot in life and keep her wayward lover Alfred on the straight and narrow. She works her way up the ranks to cook for the wealthiest families in Manhattan, but...
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Lovesextravelmusik
Beautifully crafted, witty, perceptive, sometimes shocking and often heart-breaking stories that examine the impact of cheap international travel on modern lives and relationships.
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Killman
The third in the series set on the exotic Solomon Islands. When an islander claiming to be the reincarnation of Noah is killed, Sister Conchita suspects a Japanese soldier, still prowling the jungles 15 years after WWII, could be responsible.
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Two sisters singing
A convincing novelistic portrayal of both the warmth and wrath of 1940s' Ireland.
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Carver's quest
1870. When amateur archaeologist Adam Carver and his loyal retainer Quint are visited by an attractive young woman, they are pitched headlong into an elaborate mystery around a lost Ancient Greek text. But nothing is as it seems.
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Fields of blood
The final book in the historical adventure series charting the life of Hannibal. Further information tbc.
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Devil's workshop
Trade paperback. A powerful and disturbing novel that revisits the genocide of WW2 to ask troubling questions about the past. Translated by Alex Zucker.
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Treacherous paradise
A new novel from the author of the Inspector Wallander books, this is a sweeping historical epic based on the true story of a Swedish woman who ran the most famous brothel in Mozambique. It sold more than 50,000 copies in Sweden in the first 3 months of publication.
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Lullaby of Polish girls
3 childhood friends are brought back together as adults when tragedy strikes, in this novel by a Polish-American actress. With appeal for fans of Emylia Hall and Rebecca Wells.
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Abaddon's gate
Trade paperback. The 3rd novel in the Expanse series of space operas, following Leviathan Wakes and Caliban's War. Written by fantasy author Daniel Abraham, under a pseudonym.
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Path of needles
The latest horror novel from the author of A Cold Season, which sold more than 27,000 copies. Alice Hyland, an expert in fairytales, is called in when a murderer starts bringing the darker side of fairytales to life. She soon becomes a suspect herself.
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It's up to you, New York
Taking calls from customers on a telesales careline isn't where Holly saw herself in life. So when she is picked from obscurity to take part in a television series on the hunt for fashion's next model, life seems to be taking a turn for the better. Surely this is her big moment? But Holly knows...
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Love ... from both sides
A romantic comedy, which was originally a self-published ebook, from an author who's sold more than 200,000 ebooks. With appeal to fans of Bridget Jones's Diary and the film Bridesmaids.
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Last friends
A new novel from the author of Old Filth, which was shortlisted for the Orange Prize and sold more than 75,000 copies. The final volume in the trilogy featuring Old Filth QC, following on from The Man In The Wooden Hat.
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Jacob's folly
In eighteenth-century Paris, Jacob is a peddler of knives, salt cellars and snuffboxes. Despite a disastrous teenage marriage, Jacob is determined to raise himself up in life, by whatever means he can. In twenty-first-century America, Jacob's life has twisted in ways he could never have imagined...
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City of gold
A thriller which uncovers the anceint legend of El Dorado, from the author of The Sacred Scroll, which has 18,000 copies. Gill also wrote the first 4 books in the Assassin's Creed series, under the name Oliver Bowden.
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