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by Don DeLillo (Picador) ISBN: 9781509822850 Not since his Underworld, which I read in 1998, have I been so singularly occupied by the body of
by Don DeLillo (Picador) ISBN: 9781509822850 Not since his Underworld, which I read in 1998, have I been so singularly occupied by the body of
by Gregg Hurwitz (Michael Joseph) ISBN: 9781405910712 Orphan XÂ is a complex and clever novel that introduces us to the highly dangerous and well-trained, Evan Smoak.
by Fiona Barton (Bantam Press) ISBN: 9780593076217 Fiona Barton is an award-winning former journalist who reported on crime and trials. Jean Taylor is The Widow. Before
by Danielle Steel (Bantam Press) ISBN: 978-0-59306-909-7 The apartment, home to four talented and beautiful young women brought together by chance, is in Hell’s Kitchen,
by David Cesarani (MacMillan) ISBN: 9780230768918 In Final Solution David Cesarani delves deep into the real reasons that drove the anti-Jewish sentiment in Germany, and
by Nadia Bilchik and Lori Milner (Macmillan) ISBN 9781770104549 This is a practical and inspirational tool for every woman working towards owning her space. Whether
Five Simple Things You Can Do to Live a Longer, Healthier Life by Dr Sanjiv Chopra with David Fisher (Thomas Dunne Books) ISBN: 9781250065339 The author explores
by Caroline Web (MacMillan) ISBN: 9781447276517 Caroline Webb has written a book that addresses those everyday work concerns we all face. Packed with useful steps,
by David Cornwall (Umuzi) ISBN: 9781415201602 Like it Matters brings Ed and Charlotte together one fateful afternoon. Each driven by their own inner demons, it seems like
by Diana Athill (Granta) ISBN: 9781783782543 Diana Athill OBE was born in Norfolk in 1917. After graduating from Oxford and working for the BBC throughout