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The Marrying Of Chani Kaufmann
Eve Harris - Paperback - Sandstone
19-year-old Chani lives in the ultra-orthodox Jewish community of North West London. She has never had physical contact with a man, but is bound to marry a stranger. The rabbi's wife teaches her what it means to be a Jewish wife, but Rivka has her own questions to answer. Soon, buried secrets, fear and sexual desire bubble to the surface in a story of liberation and choice.
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Midnight's Captive
Donna Grant - Paperback - St. Martin's Paperbacks
Laura Black knows her boss is a man of many secrets - hauntedby some unknowable force, driven by some unspeakable destiny - and yet it makes her crave the devilishly handsome, charming Charon all the more. When she uncovers a betrayal that will send her into a world of magic, she turns to the only one she trusts: Charon. Even when she's in jeopardy of losing her heart.
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The Missing Shade Of Blue
Jennie Erdal - Paperback - Abacus
When translator Edgar Logan arrives from his home in Paris to work in Edinburgh he anticipates a period of enlightenment and calm. But with a chance meeting with the philosopher Harry Sanderson and his captivating artist wife, Edgar's meticulously circumscribed life is suddenly propelled into drama and crisis.
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My Year Of Meat
Ruth L. Ozeki - Paperback - Canongate
'My Year of Meat' tells the story of a parallel year in the lives of two women at opposite ends of the Earth, who are brought together in a strange convergence of global politics, meat, television and personal crisis.
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Mo Said She Was Quirky
James Kelman - Paperback - Penguin Books
James Kelman tells the story of Helen - a sister, a mother, a daughter - a very ordinary young woman. Her boyfriend said she was quirky but it was more than that. Some things were important. You had to fight for them. Only Helen wasn't as strong as people thought.
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Midnight's Kiss
Donna Grant - Paperback - St. Martin's
Dr. Ronnie Reid knows how distracting a man can be on an archaeological dig. She has felt the power of instant attraction before, and the sting of on-site affairs. But she's never met a man like Arran MacCarrick. A man who could take her on the kind of adventure that would leave her begging for more.
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Mule Train
Huw Francis - Paperback - Mule Train
Four lives come together in the remote and spectacular mountains bordering Afghanistan and explode in a deadly cocktail of treachery, betrayal and violence. Written with a deep love of Pakistan and Pakistani people, 'Mule Train' will take you through Karachi to the Shandur Pass in a fast-moving adventure.
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Music From Home
Geraldine O'Neill - Paperback - Poolbeg
Maria Conti leads a full, vibrant life in 1960s Manchester, spending her time at her widowed father's Italian restaurant. But when Leo is tragically killed, Maria finds herself in the middle of a war between her Italian and her Irish relatives.
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Me And You
Niccolò Ammaniti - Paperback - Canongate
Lorenzo Cuni is a 14-year-old loner. His wealthy parents think he is away on a school skiing trip, but in fact he has stowed away in a forgotten cellar. For a week he plans to live in perfect isolation, keeping the adult world at bay. Then a visit from his estranged half-sister, Olivia, changes everything.
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Midnight's Warrior
Donna Grant - Paperback - St. Martin's
For 10 long years, Tara has been a woman on the run, hiding from the magic-wielding warriors and druids of modern-day Scotland. Now, as a tour guide at a remote Highland castle, she hopes to finally escape her past - until one impossibly gorgeous man enters her life - and exposes her wildest secrets.