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Whatever You Love
** A BIRD IN WINTER - THE GRIPPING NEW NOVEL FROM LOUISE DOUGHTY - AVAILABLE TO PRE-ORDER NOW** FROM THE WRITER OF BBC SMASH HIT DRAMA CROSSFIRE SHORTLISTED FOR THE COSTA NOVEL AWARD LONGLISTED FOT THE WOMEN'S PRIZE FOR FICTION 2011 Whatever You Love, from Louise Doughty - the bestselling author of Apple Tree Yard, now a major BBC 1 series - is a heart-wrenching psychological thriller about bereavement and revenge, desire and infidelity . Two police officers knock on Laura's door and her life changes forever. They tell her that her nine-year old daughter Betty has been hit by a car and killed. When justice is slow to arrive, Laura decides to take her own revenge and begins to track down the man responsible. Laura's grief also re-opens old wounds and she is thrown back to the story of her passionate love affair with Betty's father David, their marriage and his subsequent affair with another woman. Haunted by her past, and driven to breaking point by her desire for retribution, Laura discovers the lengths she is willing to go to for love.
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The Hourglass
'I love Tracy's writing' Gill Paul, author of Another Woman's Husband Get swept away with a gorgeous novel about finding love even after it seems too late... How much can a place change your life? 1950. Chloe visits Tenby every summer. She stays with relatives, and spends the long, idyllic days on the beach. Every year is the same, until she meets a glamorous older boy and is instantly smitten. But on the night of their first date, Chloe comes to a realisation, the aftermath of which could haunt her forever. 2014. Nora has always taken success for granted, until suddenly her life begins to fall apart. Troubled by anxiety and nightmares, she finds herself drawn to the sweeping beaches of Tenb...
Let Buster Lead
In this newly revised personal memoir about love, courage and healing, Deborah Dozier Potter shares her relationship with her Border Collie, Buster, from the day she met him at the animal shelter until the last moment of his life. But this isn’t a typical pet love story. The author met Buster while in a state of cynicism and grief following the death of her father and her new pet helped to restore her faith in life. Buster then helped her cope with a high-powered marriage, intense stress and faltering self-esteem. When she suffered major trauma in a horse accident, Buster stayed by her side, his herding dog instincts protecting her vulnerable and broken body. A year after the accident she ...
Amy Snow
Amy Snow follows a series coded letters in a treasure hunt across England.
The History and Genealogy of the Patchin-Patchen Family
Chiefly, a record of Joseph Patchen who was born ca. 1610 in England. He came from England to America in 1634. He married first Elizabeth Iggleden on April 18, 1642 in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He married second Mary Morehouse who was possibly a daughter of Thomas Morehouse and his first wife. Joseph and his family later moved to Fairfield, Connecticut. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Michigan and elsewhere.
The Victorians
They built a nation. Now it’s our turn. Many associate the Victorian era with austere social attitudes and filthy factories. But in this bold and provocative book, Jacob Rees-Mogg -- leading Tory MP and prominent Brexit advocate -- takes up the story of twelve landmark figures to paint a very different picture of the age: one of bright ambition, bold self-belief and determined industriousness. Whether through Peel’s commitment to building free trade, Palmerston’s deft diplomacy in international affairs, or Pugin’s uplifting architectural feats, the Victorians transformed the nation and established Britain as a preeminent global force. Now 200 years since the birth of Queen Victoria, it is essential that we remember the spirit, drive and values of the Victorians who forged modern Britain, as we consider our future as a nation.
Population Migration in the European Union
Population Migration in the European Union Edited by Philip Rees John Stillwell Andrew Convey and Marek Kupiszewski University of Leeds, UK Population Migration in the European Union provides the first comprehensive picture of migration flows and their influence on population redistribution within each of the countries of the pre 1995 European Union. Written by acknowledged national experts on migration, the book is divided into three sections. The first part examines international migration patterns, the second, national perspectives and the third, the impacts that migration has on population development across the European Union. The text, illustrated with comprehensive maps and diagrams explaining the key features of intra-country migration, is a unique set of country studies of internal migration which gives comprehensive coverage of the European Union member states before 1995. It is an essential source book for anyone interested in examining the statistics and trends in migration or wishing to carry out further research on European Union populations.
Elephant Me
The empowering story of little elephant Num-Num, who discovers the importance of simply being YOU! From the creators of international bestseller and much-loved classic Giraffes Can't Dance. It's time for the Elephant Games! One by one, the young elephants compete to impress King Elephant Mighty and earn their Elephant Name. Nina is the strongest, so she becomes Elephant Strong. Norcus is the loudest, so he becomes Elephant Noisy. Little Elephant Num-Num thinks he will never discover his own special talent - until he learns that the very best thing you can be is YOU! Giraffes Can't Dance has been a much-loved family favourite for over 20 years, and has sold over 7 million copies worldwide.
Je trouverai ce que tu aimes
" Une histoire d'obsession, une histoire de vengeance, de douleur et de passion. Une romancière rare, à découvrir absolument. " Douglas Kennedy La vie de Laura Needham vient de basculer : Betty, sa fille de neuf ans, a été renversée par une voiture. Une mort rapide, violente, injuste. Peu à peu, Laura perd pied. Comment accepter la pitié de ceux qui ne pourront jamais comprendre sa douleur ? Comment respirer lorsque tout son être étouffe ? Et comment s'appuyer sur David, son ex-mari, lui-même en pleine tourmente ? Laura est seule face à sa souffrance, à sa colère. Et elle ne veut pas d'aide. Aucune cellule psychologique ne pourra la détourner de cette pensée obsédante : faire justice. Car elle a fini par apprendre l'identité du conducteur. Emportée dans un engrenage de vengeance, de violence et de passion, Laura n'a plus qu'une idée en tête : trouver ce à quoi cet homme tient le plus. Et le lui arracher.
