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THE LATEST NOVEL FROM ROBERT HARRIS'A thoroughly absorbing, page-turning narrative in which the author pulls us ever deeper into the imaginative world he has created.' NICK RENNISON, SUNDAY TIMES'Harris is rightly praised as the master of the intelligent thriller. Genuinely thrilling, wonderfully conceived and entirely without preaching, it probes the nature of history, of collective memory and forgetting, and exposes the fragility of modern civilisation.' HARRY SIDEBOTTOM, DAILY TELEGRAPHAll civilisations think they are invulnerable. History warns us none is.1468. A young priest, Christopher Fairfax, arrives in a remote Exmoor village to conduct the funeral of his predecessor. The land around is strewn with ancient artefacts coins, fragments of glass, human bones which the old parson used to collect. Did his obsession with the past lead to his deathAs Fairfax is drawn more deeply into the isolated community, everything he believes about himself, his faith and the history of his world is tested to destruction.'[Harris] takes us on a thrilling ride while serving up serious food for thought . . . I doubt there is a living writer who is better at simultaneously making readers adrenaline pump while their brains whirr.' CHARLOTTE HEATHCOTE, SUNDAY EXPRESS'A truly surprising future-history thriller. Fabulous, really.' DAVID SEXTON, EVENING STANDARD

Vanessa Myrkins has always been doing her own thing. Dancing. Hanging out with friends. Writing her own life story. Then enter the unexpected. She meets the boy of her dreams at her dance recital and the two become inseparable. They hang out together. Date. They write their life stories together. But when Christopher confides his lifelong dream in Vanessa, will they stay true to one another in incredibly hard times? And when Vanessa confesses something really big to Christopher, will he dismiss it as unimportant? Will their newfound love shatter as quickly as it was glued together? And who really writes your life story? You are the author of your own life story. So why is it so hard to write it? A breathtaking story of devotion, true love, and a little bit of betrayal that'll have any reader glued to the page and fascinated with the power of the human heart.

All teenagers deal with problems. The problem is, we think no one else does. Every problem is unique to us, and no one has dealt with it before. In this insightful collection of poetry, the authors lay bare their problems for everyone to see. They deal with everything from broken homes and broken spirits, to love. You are sure to find a piece of yourself hidden in these pages.

The bestselling author of Drowning Ruth returns to the small-town Wisconsin she so brilliantly evoked with this gripping novel about love, marriage, and adultery.In the summer of 1963 a plot for revenge destroys a career, a friendship, and a family. The consequences of the scandalous event continue to reverberate, touching the next generation. Thirty years later, over the course of one day, Jon struggles to decide whether to end his affair or his marriage. His wife, Ginny, moving closer to discovering his adultery, begins working for an older man who is mysteriously connected to their families’ pasts. And Jon’s mistress is being courted by a suitor who may be more menacing than he initially seems. As relationships among the characters ebb and flow on that July day, Christina Schwarz illuminates the ties that bind people together—and the surprising risks they take in the name of love. As in Drowning Ruth, Schwarz weaves past and present into a richly textured portrait of the secrets and deceptions that simmer beneath everyday life in a small midwestern town. With page-turning intensity and in prose at once lush and precise, she beautifully conjures the emotional labyrinth of a marriage on the brink of collapse and proves that no matter how hard we work to stifle them, the secrets of the past refuse to be ignored.Betrayal versus loyalty . . . lust versus love . . . infidelity versus honor. Welcome to the complex web of Christina Schwarz’s dazzling new novel, So Long at the Fair.

Its bedtime, but Winnie is wide awake Get your young ones to sleep with book three of the incredible Dinosaur Juniors series from the award-winning Rob Biddulph!This is the spectacularly sleep-inducing third story from the bestselling Rob Biddulph in his delightfully Dinosaur-y series about all the first-time moments every junior enjoys.Its bedtime for these Tyrannosaurus twins, and Otto is sleepy but Winnie is not. In fact, shes wide awake!She wakes up poor Otto to help her drift off and from lullabies to counting dino-sheep, hell try anything to help Winnie off to sleep. But will they ever get thereMeet Winnie and Otto and all the other dinosaur juniors, as they traverse lifes first ups and downs all in Robs trademark rhyme filled with warmth and humour.Perfect for Robs youngest fans, with colourful, detailed artwork and a simple rhyming text just right for reading aloud.

Eleven. A name. A title. A sentence passed. If you aren’t a Beauty, you’re less than a person. You’re a commodity known as a Potential… and you only have so many chances to qualify as a human being. In her seventeen years, Eleven has seen the best and worst in humanity. She’s been passed around and abused by the bad. She’s hoped and dreamed for the good. And she’s despaired for the hand she’s been dealt. Now she’s been purchased by a wealthy man who has the ability to improve her life and help her become a Beauty – if she can put up with his erratic and controlling personality for long enough, that is. Complicating things is the appearance of a stunningly beautiful young man with amethyst eyes who treats Eleven to the rarest form of attention for a Potential: kindness. Does Eleven trust her powerful owner to help her escape this life of servitude and enslavement, or does she gamble everything on the enigmatic young man who seems to offer her more than she could ever imagine possible?