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  Tell the Truth: The must-read...

  Amanda Brittany

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  Why readers love Tell The Truth: 
  ‘A gripping read’‘Couldn’t put it down’‘A real page turner’‘A must read’ 
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  Rachel’s childhood is a mess of fragmented memories, and her adult life is no less chaotic. 
  Her mother and daughter are her only concrete links to the past and now they are slipping through her fingers. Fuelled by the fear of losing them both, she delves into her mother’s past, fast becoming entangled in her own tragic history. 
  With eerie friend requests filling Rachel’s phone and shocking flashbacks filling her mind, she heads to County Sligo to discover her past – but is there a killer closer than she thinks? 
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  From the bestselling author of HER LAST LIE comes a chilling new thriller you won’t want to miss! It will have you questioning your own relationships and doubting if everyone in your life is who they say they are. 
  Perfect for fans of The Girl on the Train and He Said / She Said. 
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  Praise for Amanda Brittany: 
  ‘An exciting new voice – Brittany reels readers in with this twisty, clever thriller that will have you second-guessing everything…’ Phoebe Morgan, author of The Doll House 
  ‘Brilliant, pacey, and will leave you suspecting everyone is involved!’ Darren O’Sullivan, author of Our Little Secret 
  ‘With Tell The Truth, Amanda Brittany has done it again!  
  Perfectly plotted with another unguessable twist in the tale.Tense and terrifying. I loved it!’ Diane Jeffrey, author of The Guilty Mother 
  ‘A triumph!’ James H on Amazon 
  ‘With all the right ingredients to keep you on the edge of your seat.’ Bookworm on Amazon 
  ‘Brittany got my attention from the get go’ Rosemary Smith on Netgalley 
  ‘Gripping and twisty, another book added to my best reads of this year list.’ Julia Beales on NetGalley 
  ‘I loved this fast-paced, atmospheric, scary book.’ DeeLovesBooks on Amazon 
  ‘I can’t wait to read more from this talented new novelist.’ PSMode on Amazon 
  In the vein of top psychological thrillers, Tell The Truth by Amanda Brittany is a riveting exploration of mystery and suspense. The narrative, steeped in domestic tension, will keep you on the edge of your seat, questioning the reality of every character. 
  For fans of Sue Watson (His First Wife), Shalini Boland (The Daughter-in-Law), K.L. Slater (The Bedroom Window), Samantha Hayes (The Engagement), and Victoria Jenkins (Happily Married).

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  Behind the Curtain - From their...

  Francis Stevens

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  The bookshelves of American literature are incredible collections that have gathered together centuries of very talented authors.  From this continent their fame spread and whilst among their number many are now forgotten or neglected their talents endure.  Among them is Gertrude Barrows Bennett who was also known as Francis Stevens.

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  Birkett's Twelfth Corpse - The...

  August Derleth

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  For forty years, Fred Birkett and Hank Room have competed along the Wisconsin River, racing currents and each other to recover the drowned. What began as rough rivalry has hardened into something darker, and when a young man vanishes beneath the water one July night, both old rivermen know the count will change before sunrise. 
  Birkett has always treated his strange luck as a joke. Room has never laughed. As lanterns swing across the black water and boats spread downstream, one of them claims victory too soon. In the quiet stretch near Hiney’s Slough, pride gives way to violence, and a single blow alters more than the score. By the time the searchers gather again, the river holds more than it should, and a desperate lie begins to unravel in the dark. 
  This is not a tale of mystery in the usual sense. It is a story about men who let resentment grow unchecked until it becomes action. The Wisconsin River moves swiftly, but not swiftly enough to hide everything. When the shouting starts downstream and then stops too suddenly, the searchers row toward a silence that feels wrong. What they find in the shadowed water will settle the rivalry forever, but not in the way either man planned. 
  August Derleth built his reputation on stories steeped in atmosphere and moral consequence. A founder of Arkham House and a close associate of H. P. Lovecraft, Derleth wrote detective fiction, regional tales, and supernatural stories that often carried a sharp sting at the end. “Birkett’s Twelfth Corpse” shows another side of his craft—lean, brutal, and grounded in river mud rather than cosmic horror. Even without ancient gods or forbidden tomes, Derleth proves he knows how to build dread from human weakness alone.

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  The Man With Two Left Feet

  P. G. Wodehouse

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  If life occasionally feels like an elaborate social dance for which you were never given the steps, you are in excellent company.
  In The Man With Two Left Feet, P. G. Wodehouse invites you into a world where earnest intentions, impeccable logic, and a dash of romantic optimism collide in the most gloriously impractical ways. Here, intelligence may not save you, dignity is perpetually under threat, and even the simplest ambition can spiral into a masterpiece of comic misadventure.
  Wodehouse's genius lies not in what happens, but in how exquisitely it goes wrong.
  Expect charming absurdity, gentle satire, and that uniquely buoyant humour in which catastrophe never quite loses its elegance. These stories sparkle with wit, warmth, and the quiet reassurance that, however unsteady one's footing, life remains irresistibly entertaining.
  Perfect for listeners who appreciate classic British comedy, light-hearted storytelling, and the art of laughing gracefully at oneself.
  Step in. Mind your feet.

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  A Daughter of the Rich

  Mary E. Waller

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  "A Daughter of the Rich" is a novel written by Mary E. Waller. It tells the story of a young woman named Dorothy Wynne, who grows up in a wealthy family but finds herself questioning the values and expectations imposed upon her by society and her upbringing. As she navigates the complexities of love, family, and social status, Dorothy struggles to define her own identity and determine her own path in life.

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  Mr Nice Guy

  Isla Olsen

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  When you’re staring down the barrel of half a century’s existence on this planet, you tend to think about things… 
  Like…maybe I should think about retiring? And I guess I could start crossing things off my bucket list? And should I get my colon checked? 
  Something I wasn’t intending to start assessing too closely at this stage of my life—or ever, really—is my sporadic, complicated, and rather inconvenient attraction to men. 
  Some people do yoga. Others bake. For me, the only surefire way to release all that tension and anxiety that’s always building up inside me is…well, I’m sure you can figure it out… 
  But that’s all it is. Stress relief. 
  Or, at least, that’s all it was. Until I met Deacon Stapleton. 
  Gorgeous, funny, and great in bed—it only takes one night for me to decide I want him to be my permanent stress ball. 
  But there are some problems…he’s too young; he’s too nice; and he doesn’t do casual flings. 
  Oh, and did I mention he’s my daughter’s kindergarten teacher? 
  Mr Nice Guy is book three in the Suits & Sevens series and features a billionaire silver fox and a rugby-playing kindergarten teacher. It can be read as a standalone. Tropes: billionaire, single dad, age gap, bi-awakening.

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