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Paperback. Etat : Good. 'All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn. It's the best book we've had.' Ernest Hemingway To escape from his abusive father, 13-year-old Huckleberry Finn fakes his own death and floats away on a raft down the Mississippi with Jim, a runaway slave. In a series of unforgettable adventures narrated by Huck, they encounter a cross-section of characters from slave-hunters, thieves and conmen to feuding aristocrats and even some relatives of Tom Sawyer. Ground-breaking in its vernacular English language, it is still considered one of the great American novels of all-time and a rite of passage for any fiction reader.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. "The idea behind MindCast is simple. We insert a small chip into your skull and then every thought, every feeling, every memory is streamed live, twenty-four hours a day. Trust me--within a few months you'll be the most talked about person on the planet." When David Callow is offered the lead role in a revolutionary new online show, he snatches at the opportunity. Rapidly becoming a viral sensation, David is propelled to stratospheric levels of celebrity. However, he soon realizes the downside of sharing every secret with the world. A prisoner to both his fame and his own thoughts, David seeks to have the chip removed, only to discover the chilling secret lurking at the heart of MindCast, and the terrifying ambition the show's creator has for him.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2018 POLARI PRIZE 'Life affirming and triumphant'Mark A. Radcliffe 'Vivid and touching. this book left me haunted long after I put it down'Umi Sinha The heat is oppressive and storms are brewing in Brighton in the summer of 1982. Little Gold, a boyish girl on the brink of adolescence, is struggling with the reality of her broken family and a home descending into chaos. Her only refuge is the tree at the end of her garden. Into her fractured life steps elderly neighbour, Peggy Baxter. The connection between the two is instant, but just when it seems that Little Gold has found solace, outsiders appear who seek to take advantage of her frail family in the worst way possible. In an era when so much is hard to speak aloud, can Little Gold share enough of her life to avert disaster? And can Peggy Baxter, a woman running out of time and with her own secrets to bear, recognise the danger before it's too late? 'A tender, beautifully paced and deeply movingdebut. Little Gold herself is a wonderful centrepiece. and in Peggy Baxter, Rogers has offered up one of the most engaging heroinesI have read in a very long time. This is a book about individual struggle that manages to be both life affirming and triumphant.'Mark A. Radcliffe, author of Gabriel's Angel 'Such a wonderfully moving and atmosphericnovel, full of very real and very touching relationships. A brilliant portrayal of the pain and wonder of leaving behind childhood, beautifully evocative of a Brighton summer in the 1980s.'Catherine Hall, author of Days of Grace 'Reminiscent of Scout Finch, Little Gold is a great addition to literature's endearing child characters. Vivid, touching, sad and frightening, this book exposes the dark underbelly of 1980s Brighton and left me haunted long after I put it down.'Umi Sinha, author of Belonging 'A grippingand yet tender novel, and the characters of Peggy Baxter and Little Gold are brilliantly handled. I was rooting for Little Gold from the start, and fascinated and moved by Peggy's story. Brighton is so vividly depicted, too. It's a great first novel.'Bethan Roberts, author of My Policeman 'Opening Allie Rogers' Little GoldI found myself engrossed in a vibrant, moving tale of one family's struggle to get by. This is a book about survival, about the pluck and power of a singular child and the fundamental importance of friendship.'Alison Smith, author of Name All the Animals 'Little Goldis a step back in time, into a rich world withcomplex characters on meaningful inner journeys that are quietly intriguing.'Hannah Hohman, ForeWord Reviews.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. This book offers comprehensive advice, based on decades of successful training results, skillfully condensed into an easily digested format. This original blueprint for leadership will help you inspire people to follow your lead and share your vision. You will have discovered how great leaders choose the right mode of leadership for every occasion, with people's efforts coordinated and team members focused upon producing the outcomes you want. Leadership can be split into five different modes each outlined in the book that will allow to adopt the best approach in each situation. New and experienced leaders at all levels will find practical advice that can be employed immediately.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Summer, 1962. A scorching heat wave is suffocating L.A. PI John Keegan is offered a small fortune to find a beautiful woman from a set of photographs. He refuses; the job seems suspicious. But the next day the same woman, Eve, turns up, unbidden, on his doorstep. Eve fears for her safety. She is being watched. Before Keegan knows it, someone has been killed with Keegan's own gun, and he gets sucked into a world of suspicion and betrayal where he's never quite sure where the truth lies. Before long he's the prime suspect in a murder he didn't commit, and all the evidence seems to point in his direction. It's almost like someone planned it that way.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. 'Compelling, chilling investigation into the dark instincts of masculinity' GuardianLonglisted for the Guardian Not the Booker prize 2016When we moved into the wild, the wild moved into us.When a troubled advertising salesman loses his job, the fragile wall between his public and private personas comes tumbling down. Fleeing his debtors, Adam abandons his family and takes to sleeping rough in a local park, where a fraternity of homeless men befriend him.As the months pass, Adam gradually learns to appreciate the tough new regime, until winter arrives early, threatening to turn his paradise into a nightmare.Starving, exhausted and sick of the constant infighting, Adam decides to return to his family. The men, however, have other plans for him. With time running out, and the stakes raised unbearably high, Adam is forced to question whether any of us can truly escape the wildness within.Liam Brown brings us another enthralling survival tale which questions human belonging in either nature or society. Adam gambles with his life in this Lord of the Flies style struggle as he tries to escape back to modern society, with his sanity intact.'An inventive, finely written and disturbing portrait of 21st century park life, a world where the urban and the feral are bound to clash but are also destined to unearth a fragile, tender optimism.' Jim Grace'Viscerally propulsive. I read Liam Brown's new novel the way I might have once gone on a three-day bender. Wild Life is as intoxicating as home-distilled hooch.' Stephen May'A deliciously visceral undercurrent of violence . this compulsive read demands to be devoured in one sitting.' Kerry Hadley-Price'With shades of Ballard, Lord of the Flies and Bear Grylls . dark, brutal, funny and unforgettable.' Benjamin Myers.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. From an author Amy Tan calls a gem, this is a witty, highly acclaimed novel that's part Mean Girls, part Lord of the Flies (The Bulletin, Starred review) about navigating life in private school while remaining true to yourself. Lucy is a bit of a pushover, but she's ambitious and smart, and she has just received the opportunity of a lifetime: a scholarship to a prestigious school, and a ticket out of her broken-down suburb. Though she's worried she will stick out like badly cut bangs among the razor-straight students, she is soon welcomed into the Cabinet, the supremely popular trio who wield influence over classmates and teachers alike. Linh is blunt, strong-willed, and fearless--everything Lucy once loved about herself. She is also Lucy's last solid link to her life before private school, but she is growing tired of being eclipsed by the glamour of the Cabinet. As Lucy floats further away from the world she once knew, her connection to Linh--and to her old life--threatens to snap. Sharp and honest, Alice Pung's novel examines what it means to grow into the person you want to be without leaving yourself behind. An NPR Best Book of the YearA Kirkus Reviews Best Book of the YearA YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults selectionA Texas Tayhas Reading List SelectionA Bank Street College of Education and Children's Book Committee Best Children's Books of the Year with Distinguished Outstanding Merit A bracing, enthralling gut-punch and an essential read for teens, teachers, and parents alike. --Kirkus Reviews, Starred review This daring work with an authentic protagonist teaches important lessons about being yourself while navigating through life.--School Library Journal, Starred review Lucy's struggle to find her place and sense of self will have a wide appeal for teen readers and is a welcome addition to the prep-school canon.--Booklist, Starred review Lyrical, enchanting prose from a narrator with perception so acute she cannot help but share it immerses readers into the very heart of every scene. This is highly recommended for classrooms and libraries and] a superb choice for book discussion groups and world young adult literature survey courses.--VOYA, Starred review Part Mean Girls, part Lord of the Flies, and part Special Topics in Calamity Physics, this well-observed and unsentimental novel taps into what is primal within privileged adolescent girls.--The Bulletin, Starred review Lucy's narration pulls readers alongside her uncertain navigation of two worlds, and we can't help but cheer in solidarity as Lucy recognizes assimilation masquerading as inclusion, refuses to back down, and instead embraces who she is.--Horn Book Magazine In a novel filled with strong visual images, Pung draws a sharp contrast between authenticity and deception, integrity and manipulation. Against the vividly painted backdrops of two very different communities, she traces Lucy's struggle to form a new identity without compromising the values she holds closest to her heart.--Publishers Weekly.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. "The idea behind MindCast is simple. We insert a small chip into your skull and then every thought, every feeling, every memory is streamed live, twenty-four hours a day. Trust me--within a few months you'll be the most talked about person on the planet." When David Callow is offered the lead role in a revolutionary new online show, he snatches at the opportunity. Rapidly becoming a viral sensation, David is propelled to stratospheric levels of celebrity. However, he soon realizes the downside of sharing every secret with the world. A prisoner to both his fame and his own thoughts, David seeks to have the chip removed, only to discover the chilling secret lurking at the heart of MindCast, and the terrifying ambition the show's creator has for him.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. 'A cracking read.' Val McDermid'One of the year's best urban crime stories. Topical, gripping and perfectly paced, you won't be able to put it down.' Better Reading'The Rip>pulls you under and tosses your emotions around like flotsam bobbing up and down on the waves.' Queenland Reviewers CollectiveA young woman living on the street has to keep her wits about her. Or her friends. but when the drugs kick in that can be hard.Anton has been looking out for her. She was safe with him. But then Steve came along.He had something over Anton. Must have. But he had a flat they could crash in. And gear in his pocket. And she can't stop thinking about it. A good hit makes everything all right.But the flat smells weird.There's a lock on Steve's bedroom door.And the guy is intense.The problem is, sometimes you just don't know you are in too deep, until you are drowning.Praise for Mark Brandi: Winner of the CWA Debut DaggerWinner of the 2018 Indie Debut Fiction Award'A bold new voice in fiction' Louise Jensen'Devastating, breathtaking, and effortless' Sarah Schmidt'An unforgettable story' Sarah Bailey. …

Paperback. Etat : Good. 'A cracking read.' Val McDermid'One of the year's best urban crime stories. Topical, gripping and perfectly paced, you won't be able to put it down.' Better Reading'The Rip>pulls you under and tosses your emotions around like flotsam bobbing up and down on the waves.' Queenland Reviewers CollectiveA young woman living on the street has to keep her wits about her. Or her friends. but when the drugs kick in that can be hard.Anton has been looking out for her. She was safe with him. But then Steve came along.He had something over Anton. Must have. But he had a flat they could crash in. And gear in his pocket. And she can't stop thinking about it. A good hit makes everything all right.But the flat smells weird.There's a lock on Steve's bedroom door.And the guy is intense.The problem is, sometimes you just don't know you are in too deep, until you are drowning.Praise for Mark Brandi: Winner of the CWA Debut DaggerWinner of the 2018 Indie Debut Fiction Award'A bold new voice in fiction' Louise Jensen'Devastating, breathtaking, and effortless' Sarah Schmidt'An unforgettable story' Sarah Bailey. …

Paperback. Etat : Good. 'All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn. It's the best book we've had.' Ernest Hemingway To escape from his abusive father, 13-year-old Huckleberry Finn fakes his own death and floats away on a raft down the Mississippi with Jim, a runaway slave. In a series of unforgettable adventures narrated by Huck, they encounter a cross-section of characters from slave-hunters, thieves and conmen to feuding aristocrats and even some relatives of Tom Sawyer. Ground-breaking in its vernacular English language, it is still considered one of the great American novels of all-time and a rite of passage for any fiction reader.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Co-written by one of the UK's leading counter-terrorism experts, The Sleep of Reason is a tense and compelling thriller about toxic politics and the radicalization of young men.A brutal massacre at a theme park leaves eight dead and triggers a wave of extremist violence across Britain.On the trail of the killer is Detective Superintendent Sophie Gabriel, who must confront her past as she races to stop rival Islamist and neo-Nazi terror groups bringing a deadly campaign of violence to Britain's streets.As community tensions rise, the coalition government appears to be exploiting the crisis for its own ends. In the midst of a political and media whirlwind, Gabriel and her team must stop a ruthless terrorist attack that could leave hundreds dead.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. CAL OF DEATHEva Carradine is horrified when she witnesses an attack on her best friend, Naomi Spence, during a video call. Fearing for her own safety, Eva calls an ambulance and flees her home. DCI Helen Lavery leads the investigation into Naomi's murder, but with no leads, no further witnesses and no sign of forced entry, the pieces of the puzzle are slow to come together.As Helen inches towards solving the case, her past becomes caught up in her present. Someone is after both her and Eva. Someone who will stop at nothing to get what they want. When the net starts to close around them, can Helen escape her own demons as well as help Eva to escape hers?REVIEWS'If you like Agatha Christie, Patricia Cornwall and Gillian Flynn, you'll love The Truth Will Out' Mari Ellis Dunning'Meet DCI Helen Lavery. Capable. Vulnerable. Driven.' Alison Bruce 'My kind of book. Jane Isaac writes with real confidence and attention to detail. An enjoyable and authentic British police procedural.' Mari Hannah'The criminal world is always closer than you think. Tense and cop-savvy.' Phil RickmanA gripping thriller perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn, S.J. Watson, B A Paris and Sophie HannahBOKS BY JANE ISACDCI Helen LaveryBook 1: An Unfamiliar MurderBook 2: The Truth Will OutBook 3: A Deathly SilenceDI Will JackmanBook 1: Before It's Too LateBook 2: Beneath the AshesBook 3: The Lies Within.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. CAL OF DEATHEva Carradine is horrified when she witnesses an attack on her best friend, Naomi Spence, during a video call. Fearing for her own safety, Eva calls an ambulance and flees her home. DCI Helen Lavery leads the investigation into Naomi's murder, but with no leads, no further witnesses and no sign of forced entry, the pieces of the puzzle are slow to come together.As Helen inches towards solving the case, her past becomes caught up in her present. Someone is after both her and Eva. Someone who will stop at nothing to get what they want. When the net starts to close around them, can Helen escape her own demons as well as help Eva to escape hers?REVIEWS'If you like Agatha Christie, Patricia Cornwall and Gillian Flynn, you'll love The Truth Will Out' Mari Ellis Dunning'Meet DCI Helen Lavery. Capable. Vulnerable. Driven.' Alison Bruce 'My kind of book. Jane Isaac writes with real confidence and attention to detail. An enjoyable and authentic British police procedural.' Mari Hannah'The criminal world is always closer than you think. Tense and cop-savvy.' Phil RickmanA gripping thriller perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn, S.J. Watson, B A Paris and Sophie HannahBOKS BY JANE ISACDCI Helen LaveryBook 1: An Unfamiliar MurderBook 2: The Truth Will OutBook 3: A Deathly SilenceDI Will JackmanBook 1: Before It's Too LateBook 2: Beneath the AshesBook 3: The Lies Within. …

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Four babies have been kidnapped from four different maternity wards in Tel Aviv. With not a single lead to follow, all investigators can do is wait patiently for the suspect they call 'The Babysitter' to make their next move.Four weeks earlier, on a quiet street, a medical student went out for a run and was killed by a hit and run driver. Then a second student went out and never returned. Daphne Dagan, a young, talented police officer, is first to realize that the hit and run and the kidnappings are related.But she's also in the middle of her own battle - a recurring nightmare that's been haunting her for years. The strain of dealing with a real-life killer and kidnapper during the day, and the man who murders her in her sleep each night drive her into a place of darkness and despair from which she must escape if she is to catch The Babysitter.PRAISE FOR NIR HEZRONI'This book has a clever plot and plays upon the fear that there are hidden persons out there prepared to do us harm for obscure reasons. There are passages that make you gasp in horror.' Crime Review'Hezroni's superior thriller debut will send chills up the spines of even jaded genre fans.' Publishers Weekly'Thriller fans will be enthralled as well as disturbed.' Washington Post'Clever, compelling, dark, twisted and disturbing - this highly original novel packs a punch ' Sam Carrington.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. The endearing and unflappable Dr. Annick Boudreau regularly confronts a myriad of mental health issues in her psychiatric practice at the West Coast Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Clinic. But even Annick is stunned when Sanjay, a young patient who suffers from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, is arrested for the brutal murder of his roommate.While Sanjay is tortured by repeated violent thoughts, he is horrified by them and Annick is convinced that he would never enact one of them in real life. But the police and prosecutor are convinced that they have caught the perpetrator and aren't interested in looking very hard. Unable to talk to the authorities because of doctor-patient confidentiality, Annick feels compelled to investigate on her own, whatever the risks.Primary Obsessions is the first book in a series of mysteries starring Dr. Annick Boudreau and involving themes of mental health. Author (and longtime CBT patient) Charles Demers deftly reveals a particular aspect of psychiatric practice in each book, illuminating shadowy subject matter with masterful sensitivity and sharp wit. Primary Obsessions is an engrossing page-turner and a refreshing reboot of the sleuth genre.Shortlisted for the 2021 Bill Duthie Booksellers' Choice AwardThe kind of narrative storytelling style that engages the reader's full and rapt attention from first page to last Clint Travis, Midwest Book ReviewCharles Demers brings freshness to a literary genre that has been in danger of turning as ripe as a week-old murder victim John Moore, BC BookWorldDr. Annick Boudreau is a winning literary creation: she's smart, funny, confident, and easy to cheer for Paul Headrick, Ormsby ReviewDelivers a nuanced portrayal of the stigmatization of mental illness in collision with crime Nathan Ripley, author of Find You in the DarkWitty, compassionate and sharply observed. exciting from start to finish Iona Whishaw, author of the Lane Winslow seriesA page-turning mystery that's ultimately about trying to help our loved ones through their darkest days Kelly Hrudey, Hockey Night in Canada and Sportsnet analyst and mental health advocate.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. In the fourth and final installment of the Significance series, Maggie and Caleb must tie up all the loose ends of their lives and make a way to be together completely on their own. With everything that happened with Bish and Maggie's father, she's almost reluctant to move on and move out.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2018 POLARI PRIZE 'Life affirming and triumphant'Mark A. Radcliffe 'Vivid and touching. this book left me haunted long after I put it down'Umi Sinha The heat is oppressive and storms are brewing in Brighton in the summer of 1982. Little Gold, a boyish girl on the brink of adolescence, is struggling with the reality of her broken family and a home descending into chaos. Her only refuge is the tree at the end of her garden. Into her fractured life steps elderly neighbour, Peggy Baxter. The connection between the two is instant, but just when it seems that Little Gold has found solace, outsiders appear who seek to take advantage of her frail family in the worst way possible. In an era when so much is hard to speak aloud, can Little Gold share enough of her life to avert disaster? And can Peggy Baxter, a woman running out of time and with her own secrets to bear, recognise the danger before it's too late? 'A tender, beautifully paced and deeply movingdebut. Little Gold herself is a wonderful centrepiece. and in Peggy Baxter, Rogers has offered up one of the most engaging heroinesI have read in a very long time. This is a book about individual struggle that manages to be both life affirming and triumphant.'Mark A. Radcliffe, author of Gabriel's Angel 'Such a wonderfully moving and atmosphericnovel, full of very real and very touching relationships. A brilliant portrayal of the pain and wonder of leaving behind childhood, beautifully evocative of a Brighton summer in the 1980s.'Catherine Hall, author of Days of Grace 'Reminiscent of Scout Finch, Little Gold is a great addition to literature's endearing child characters. Vivid, touching, sad and frightening, this book exposes the dark underbelly of 1980s Brighton and left me haunted long after I put it down.'Umi Sinha, author of Belonging 'A grippingand yet tender novel, and the characters of Peggy Baxter and Little Gold are brilliantly handled. I was rooting for Little Gold from the start, and fascinated and moved by Peggy's story. Brighton is so vividly depicted, too. It's a great first novel.'Bethan Roberts, author of My Policeman 'Opening Allie Rogers' Little GoldI found myself engrossed in a vibrant, moving tale of one family's struggle to get by. This is a book about survival, about the pluck and power of a singular child and the fundamental importance of friendship.'Alison Smith, author of Name All the Animals 'Little Goldis a step back in time, into a rich world withcomplex characters on meaningful inner journeys that are quietly intriguing.'Hannah Hohman, ForeWord Reviews.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Based on the true story of a tabloid journalist in Buckingham Palace 'This charming tale of secrets and love is a must for royal fans' Hello Magazine 'A plump and cheerful romp through royal corridors and bedrooms' The Wall Street Journal Kim is not your average member of Her Majesty's palace staff - but then he shouldn't be on the staff at all. He's in fact a Sun staff reporter who's wormed his way into Buckingham Palace to pick up every bit of dirt and gossip that he can lay his hands on. Along the way, Kim is faced with many surprising aspects of Palace life that even he didn't see coming. Based on the true story of the tabloid hack who became a Queen's footman, Palace Rogue is a humorous, uplifting and utterly outrageous story of love and secrets - all of it set in the heart of one of the world's most famous houses. 'This rom com is packed full of love, laughs and scandals, and is well worth a read' Hampshire Chronicle 'A right royal romp through one of Buckingham Palace's shadier moments' Shaun Bythell, author of the international hit Diary of a Bookseller.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. This book offers comprehensive advice, based on decades of successful training results, skillfully condensed into an easily digested format. This original blueprint for leadership will help you inspire people to follow your lead and share your vision. You will have discovered how great leaders choose the right mode of leadership for every occasion, with people's efforts coordinated and team members focused upon producing the outcomes you want. Leadership can be split into five different modes each outlined in the book that will allow to adopt the best approach in each situation. New and experienced leaders at all levels will find practical advice that can be employed immediately.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. 'Fresh. Original. Spell-binding.' Jane Corry '.a wonderful writer with a painterly eye for detail. There are some brilliant twists.' Wendy Holden, Daily Mail Five years ago, Susannah Harper's son Joel went missing without trace. Bereft of her son and then of her husband John, Susannah tries to accept that she may never know for certain what has happened to her lost loved ones.She has rebuilt her life around a simple selfless mission: to help others who, like her, must learn to live without hope. But then, on the last night of Hull Fair, a fortune-teller makes an eerie prediction. Susannah is told that this Christmas Eve, Joel will finally come back to her. As her carefully-constructed life begins to unravel, Susannah is drawn into a world of psychics and charlatans, half-truths and hauntings, friendships and betrayals, forcing her to confront the buried truths of her family's past, where nothing and no one are quite as they seem. Cassandra Parkin brings us a ghostly winter mystery with a modern gothic flavor. A dark tale of twisted love, marriage, family secrets and hauntings, Parkin keeps us guessing throughout.  What Reviewers and Readers Say: 'A gripping tale of mother love' Sam Hepburn 'Wow. I have always loved Parkin's books - have read every single one - but oh, this is a treat. All her usual talents are present and accounted f∨ beautiful prose, thoughtful and real characters, gorgeous story. But this one is darker, twistier, and utterly addictive. Watch out world, this one should be huge!' Louise Beech 'Cassandra Parkin's The Winter's Child is a gripping thriller from beginning to end, certain to chill and haunt. a journey filled with skillful twists and turns on every page. A fantastic, eerie story . The prose is eloquent and skilful. From the first chapter, the characters develop into tangible, fully realized people. The cast exists in a foreboding world, a dark atmosphere that Parkin deftly crafts with each scene . deeply disturbing, intimate,and effective.  In addition, there is an underlying commentary on gender and motherhood that further deepens the novel's scope. The Winter's Child is a stunning, beautifully disturbing mystery.' MYA ALEXICE, Foreword Reviews.…

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