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  Piccadilly A Fragment of...

  Laurence Oliphant

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  Laurence Oliphant, author, international traveller, diplomatist and mystic, who spent a decade in later life under the influence of the spiritualist prophet Thomas Lake Harris, writes here under the amusing guise of Lord Frank Vanecourt, bringing us a veritable pot-pourri of events from everyday life in 1865 as he moves amongst the great, the good, and not so good who reside in the exclusive area of London's Piccadilly W1 and its surroundings. (Introduction by Nigel Carrington)

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  Arizona Bay

  Bill Hicks

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  Hicks developed a more complex plan for Arizona Bay, alternating music and comedy and painting a portrait of life on the beach after the “big one” dropped California into the Pacific Ocean.

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  Remember Where You’ve Buried the...

  Julie Lancaster

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  A brand new darkly humourous serial killer thriller for fans of How to Kill Your Family and The Thursday Murder Club. 
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  ‘So compelling, I couldn’t put it down’ Natasha Bache, author of 12 Ways to Kill Your Family at Christmas  
  'Let me tell you, I LOVED THIS BOOK! The setting, the characters, the plot, and even the ending…I just could not put this one down. Filled with humor and thriller vibes, this is this years MUST Summer read’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐What happens when a serial killer forgets that he’s a serial killer?  
  At Sunset House the tea is barely introduced to a teabag, the carpets are permanently flecked with glitter and care assistant Jolene would rather be watching daytime television than caring for the elderly – but someone might just have confessed to murder. 
  Most think Gilbert’s sudden claim – ‘When I killed her’ – is likely to be the dementia talking. Or a spoiler for Midsomer Murders. Probably. Now, between bingo, staff drama and a suspicious game of pass the parcel, someone’s about to dig up more than buried memories… 
  Darkly funny, sharply observant and unquestionably deadly, this is no Thursday Murder Club.See what readers have to say: 
  ‘A heart pounding thriller that left me on the edge of my seat… one of the best books this year! It was fast paced, edge of the seat thriller that was extremely well executed’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  'I LOVED the characters — quirky, flawed, fascinating especially Will, who was written with so much depth and heart. The dark setting? Chef’s kiss! Julie Lancaster knows how to set the mood — creepy, suspenseful, but also hilarious in the darkest ways’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  ‘Really gripping… Full of twists and turns. You'll never guess what is coming next’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  ‘Like The Thursday Murder Club but with a twist’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  'A dark, funny and yet serious thriller of a read! Killings and kidnapping galore’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  ‘A twist-filled thriller that constantly kept me second-guessing what I thought I knew. Unpredictable, cleverly crafted read… kept me hooked until the end’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  'Kept me guessing from start to finish’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  'Mystery, lots of twists and you're never quite sure who the abductor might be. But it also has an emotional depth to it too’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  'This book kept me on my toes. I was entertained, stressed, scared, and happy all at the same time!’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  'If you're into serial killer thrillers with a touch of dark humor, this book is right up your street’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  This detective story is a humorous blend of crime and family life. Pre-order this up-coming novel and be the first to unravel the latest top fiction mystery. 
  For fans of Stuart Turton (The Devil and the Dark Water), Mark Edwards (The Wasp Trap), Gillian Mcallister (Just Another Missing Person), Fredrik Backman (Anxious People), and Megan Goldin (The Night Swim). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  The College Freshman's Don't Book

  George Fullerton Evans

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  A short, humorous guide of what not to do in your first year of college. (Summary by Jill Engle)

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  Cambria - Because Two People...

  Ken La Salle

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  Off the California coast, sits a small town split by the Pacific Coast Highway and in this town actually stood a salmon colored Victorian home where a not so young couple first learned how to trust. 
  This was my second marriage. I was in my forties with a divorce under my belt, a job I hated, and then this woman comes into my life making games of my fears. She came from a world I had never known, one that wasn’t so cruel and dangerous. 
  We married and travelled our little corner of the world together just before the 2008 recession hit, causing a career I thought I had built for myself to crumble just as a dream I had always denied became my only option. 
  And I think the only thing that held us together, that held me together during that difficult time was trust. Trust isn’t something you see too much of anymore. It’s been replaced by confirmation, notarization, and security codes. But, without trust, I would never have even met Vicky, she and I would never have been wed, and we would never have made it to Cambria. 
  Worse still, without trust we never would have lived in that big, pink, Victorian home on the California coast, travelled back to the 1960s, sailed a living room east of the Pacific, made friends with a golden retriever, or spoke with a cow. 
  It was from out of all of this but also for all of this that I recorded my third autobiographical monologue: Cambria. 
  All because two people fell in love.

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  I Can't Feel My Legs

  Sarah Colonna

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  New York Times bestseller and Chelsea Lately regular,  Sarah Colonna, has some stories to tell and she doesn't care what you think. From how to get out of jury duty to online dating, Sarah does not disappoint in this new special. Filmed live in Los Angeles, CA.

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