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Author: Grag Dinallo 
Condition: 7/10
This books Published Date: 1993
Pages: 235

A Vietnam vet finds his name on the Vietnam Memorial and uses his considerable resources to find out how and why it got there, rattling cages from Washington to Bangkok in the process.

Author: Andrea Camilleri
Condition: 10/10
This books Published Date: 2002
Pages: 250
Bestselling Italian author Andrea Camilleri has built a massive international following for his sardonic Sicilian mysteries featuring a listless, dejected, nonconformist protagonist who somehow always accomplishes his duty in spite of himself. The Shape of Water is his first Inspector Salvo Montalbano adventure to be translated into English.

Author: Kinky Friedman 
Condition: 10/10
This books Published Date: 1998
Pages: 244

Author: Marcel Theroux
Condition: NEW
Published Date: 2006

As Daisy bent her over her drink, Ron gave her an appraising glance. Her story hadn't quite checked out. He wondered what she was doing here, in his dark and crooked world of false certainties.

Author: P.D James
Condition: 6/10
Published Date: 1997

A Certain Justice is a classic Commander Adam Dalgliesh investigation.

Author:  Charles Dickens 
Condition:  9/10
This books Published Date:  1984 
Pages:  138
A well-loved holiday story, Dickens's slim tale has been opened up on the oversize pages of this new version, similar in format to Zwerger's treatment of The Gift of the Magi. Expanses of white space around and between lines of text give the volume a clean-looking design, which sets off the artist's charm-filled, airy watercolors.

Author: Clare Francis
Condition: 7/10
This books Published Date: 2001
Pages: 394
Joe, struggling to survive in a high-powered law firm, is faced with the challenge of finding his childhood friend Jenna, who has been missing for four years. But has she disappeared through choice? Or is she under the powerful influence of her husband, the restless troubled Chetwood?

Author: Jill Paton Walsh
Condition: 10/10
This books Published Date: 2001
Pages: 331
Jill Paton Walsh was born Gillian Bliss in London on April 29th, 1937. She was educated at St. Michael's Convent, North It is 1945. Somewhere in Central Europe, in the aftermath of violence and confusion, a terrified and bloodstained young woman, Eliska, emerges from the forest to take refuge in an apparently abandoned castle. Soon she is joined by others - the idealistic Jiri, the sinister Slavomir and his partisans, and Count Michael Blansky, who is the castle's ancestral owner.

Author: William Gaddis
Condition: 7/10
Published Date: 1995

The all-seeing swift of our messy times, an unchallenged master of the dialogue-driven narrative ... William Gaddis has captured the paranoia of modern life.

Author: Hilary Du Pre; Piers Du Pre
Condition: 7/10
This books Published Date: 1997
Pages: 426

From the moment Jacqueline du Pre first held a cello at the age of five, it was clear that she had an extraordinary gift. At sixteen, when she made her professional debut, she was hailed as one of the world's most talented and exciting young musicians. Ten years later, she stopped playing virtually overnight when multiple sclerosis removed the feeling in her hands just before a concert. It took fourteen years for the crippling disease to kill her...

Author:  Betty Neels
Condition:  7/10
This books Published Date:  1987 
Pages:  189

"Don't think you can come sneaking back here if you are ever out of a job!"
Florina's father was furious when, after a lifetime of drudgery, she finally developed the courage to rebel. But there was no danger of her returning home. Florina loved her job as a cook in the household of eminent consultant William Sedley. And it wasn't long before she realized that she loved her employer, too. But she had no chance of attracting his attention when he was engaged to the glamorous Wanda!

'Lush and exceptionally compelling, but take your time... A Gentle Axe has a vast depth of Russian Soul; mysterious, compassionate and utterly irresistible.' - Alan Furst, author of The Polish Officer

Author: Tahmima Anam
Condition: 10/10
This books Published Date: 2007
Pages: 275

"'For all that she had lost, and all that she wanted never to lose again' "As Rehana Haque awakes one March morning, she might be forgiven for feeling happy. Today she will throw a party for her son and daughter. In the garden of the house she has built, her roses are blooming; her children are almost grown-up; and beyond their doorstep, the city is buzzing with excitement after recent elections.

Author: Robert McCrum
Condition: 3/10
Published Date: 1990

Phillip Taylor was more fortunate than most. Part of a famous, old, family firm, he was brought up with all the advantages of tradition and security.

Author: William Wharton
Condition: 4/10
Published Date: 1984

Gives a fresh imaginative charge and  a new edge to blunted truisms like "War is Hell"

Author: Graham Lord 
Condition: 6/10
This books Published Date: 1997
Pages: 470

"Laugh? I burst the buttons off my bodystocking."
Val Hennessy...Some people will go to a house party. Some to a restaurant. Maybe celebrate with friends or spend it with family. There is a myriad of options for New Years Eve 2000. Stella Barrett, editor of Celebrity magazine is not going to settle for any of these choices. She will host the most spectacular party the world has ever known. She plans to invite 2,000 Top celebrities to join her, and her magazine, to welcome in the year 2000.

Author: Isabel Colgate 
Condition: 10/10
This books Published Date: 2003
Pages: 284

"Few books contain a cast of characters as fascinating as those who populate A Pelican in the Wilderness, Isabel Colegate's charming meander through the history of hermits and solitaries. Elegantly written...a small gem of a book."-- Wall Street Journal

Author: *****
Condition: */10
Published Date: ****
Love that grows among the heathers is enchanted indeed ... blessed with the misty magic and timeless passion of fair Scotland.

Author: Kerry Jamieson 
Condition: 9/10
This books Published Date:  2005 
Pages: 346
 Charles Lindbergh thrilled the world by becoming the first lone pilot to cross the Atlantic. Soon after he landed, however, the flight log from the Spirit of St Louis was stolen from the aeroplane's cockpit. That much is fact...Pica Koll, the heroine of Kerry Jamieson's new novel, first encounters the charismatic young flier in Minnesota in 1923 - long before he becomes an international celebrity - and falls in love with him.