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The day I was diagnosed with breast cancerAuthor Helen Brown recalls the day her doctor told her she would need a mastectomy in this extract from her new book. Brothers of Baker StreetThe Brothers of Baker Street is an off-beat whodunit with great dollops of old fashioned British charm and humour, soaring surprisingly to a cinematic peak which brings central London to a... Cocaine BluesThe Honourable Phryne Fisher is a glamorous, gutsy, and gloriously wealthy detective in 1920s Australia. Death Comes to PemberleyAs all readers of Pride and Prejudice will remember, George Wickham — who ran off with Lizzie Bennett's flighty younger sister Lydia — was a thoroughly bad egg. Charming,... Devil's GateIt's never a good sign when a bestselling thriller writer teams up with another author whose name creeps on to the cover in a much smaller font. But Cussler and Brown's Devil's Gate is a... FlounderingThis stunningly beautiful novel with a timeless theme of never letting go falters towards the end, but is a truly impressive debut. Great ExpectationsIt's a wildly entertaining journey of pride and fall, laced with the sort of surprises and cliff-hangers that kept Dickens' readers glued for the next weekly instalment. HeadhuntersRoger Brown prides himself on being Norway's gun corporate headhunter. But an indulgent lifestyle — and his wife's hobby, expensive art gallery — leave him constantly strapped for cash, so... Helena Rubinstein: The Woman Who Invented BeautyFlawless as Helena Rubinstein's skin, and as captivating as the Polish born Jewish beauty magnate's 70 year reign, this brilliant biography stands as a fascinating history of "make-up", which, when... Home FrontDedicated to the men and women of the US forces, this is polished Hannah's twentieth novel, but the one she says she had the most difficulty writing, because of her determination to do the military... InheritanceIn Christopher Paolini's magical world, a poor farm boy transforms into a warrior, a sapphire blue egg becomes his magnificent dragon, and an army with little reason to hope valiantly battles for... Mad Men, Bad Girls and the Guerilla Knitters InstituteMaggie Groff brings us an irresistibly laid-back debut novel, set against a beloved Byron Bay with the magic, magnetism, charm and colourful characters reminiscent of Armistead Maupin's cult Tales of... Me Before YouAnyone who has filled the role of a carer — volunteer or paid — will identify with the unique and intensely personal relationship that develops between two opposites in Jojo Moyes' latest... The Beginner's GoodbyeAaron Woolcott works in the family's small publishing business writing beginner's guides to just about everything, but when his wife Dorothy is killed mid-argument by a falling oak tree he doesn't... The Chemistry of TearsGrief is a popular subject in fiction at the moment and Peter Carey launches his latest on a river of tears stretching 150 years.
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