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A Column Of Fire by Ken Follett (Macmillan) ISBN: 978-1-5098-5715-9 The 16th Century is a period of turmoil for much of Europe. The Catholic church

The Ship Of The Dead (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard #3) by Rick Riordian (Puffin) ISBN: 978-0-14134259-7 Loki, the silver-tongued trickster god, is

Shadow Man by Margaret Kirk (Orion Books) ISBN: 9781409165507 Popular daytime TV star. Morven Murray is murdered a few days before her high profile wedding.

Sourdough by Robin Sloan (Atlantic Books) ISBN: 9781786494382 What a quirky, funny book this turned out to be. Lois Clary leads what can only be

One Life At A Time by Daniel Baxter (Picador Africa) ISBN: 9781770105423 One Life At A Time is Doctor Daniel Baxter’s memoir of treating HIV

Human Doing by Lauren Wallett (Malva) ISBN 978-0-62070-841-8 Self-help books are very popular. Many of them give the same advice, but the only way they

Pathways To Possibility by Rosamund Stone Zander (Michael Joseph) ISBN 9781405931847 It is important to analyse why we react the way we do. If we

Bantu Holomisa: The Game Changer by Eric Naki (Picador Africa) ISBN 9781770104815 In an era where our leadership’s ethics and morals are questioned, Naki’s Game

Cancer: A Love Story by Lauren Segal (MF Books) ISBN 9781920601881 Receiving a cancer diagnosis is scary for anyone. Getting one in your twenties is

The Bloodprint by Ausma Zehanat Khan (Harper Voyager) ISBN: 9780008171582 The Bloodprint is the first in a series of four books set in a middle-Eastern