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by Patricia McArdle (Riverhead) ISBN: 978159448 In McArdle’s debut novel, diplomat Angela Morgan is sent to northern Afghanistan to secretly assess the accuracy of the

by Walter Isaacson (Little Brown) ISBN 978-1-4087-0374-8 Once upon a time when all the world used typewriters, a giant of a man, Steve Jobs, dreamed

by Carrie Tiffany (Picador) ISBN 978-1-4472-1986-6 Set on a dusty farm in the rural town of Cohuna, Australia in the 1950s, this novel is really

by Janet Evanovich (Headline Review) ISBN: 9780755384938 Lizzy Tucker and Diesel are back. Lizzy was living a normal life baking cupcakes in Salem, until she

by Gray Gibson (Pan Macmillan) ISBN 9780230748781 In the future Earth has been destroyed. Humanity now lives on its former colony worlds which are split

by Rachel Hartman (Random House) ISBN 978 0 857 53157 5 Generally a book about dragons is about some nobody going through a soul-changing quest

In One Person by John Irving (Doubleday) ISBN: 97808575220975 ‘You’re not like anyone else, Billy – that’s what’s the matter with you.’ Nobody is like anyone else,

by Kathy Lette (Random House) ISBN 978-0-593-06084-1 The title of this book is absolutely misleading and I picked it up with reluctance. However, I cannot

by Cassandra Clare (Walker Books) ISBN: 978-1-4063-0762-7 There is a dark side to New York, the city that never sleeps. The mundanes (otherwise known as

The Red House by Mark Haddon (Random House)