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Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates: Book by Tom Robbins
£2.99
Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates is a satirical, adventure-filled novel about Switters, a CIA operative who is part philosopher, part rogue, and deeply unconventional. As he travels across the globe on strange missions, the story blends espionage, spirituality, eroticism, and absurd humour, challenging ideas about morality, identity, and Western culture. The novel is known for its playful language and philosophical digressions.

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A Rare Benedictine – Ellis Peters
£3.99
A Rare Benedictine is a historical mystery novella in the Cadfael series set in 12th-century England. Brother Cadfael, a Benedictine monk and skilled herbalist, becomes involved in a case involving a valuable relic and tensions within the abbey. When theft and suspicion disrupt the monastic community, Cadfael uses his knowledge of human nature and medicine to uncover the truth behind the crime, balancing justice with compassion in a turbulent medieval world.

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Concise Encyclopedia of Heraldry: Paperback Book by Guy Cadogan Rothery
£3.99
Concise Encyclopedia of Heraldry is a reference work on heraldry that explains the symbols, rules, and terminology used in coats of arms. It covers the development of heraldic traditions, the meanings of colours and charges, and how different elements are combined in armorial design. It’s intended as a compact guide for students, collectors, and enthusiasts of heraldry.

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Lose Weight For Good – Tom Kerridge
£3.99
Lose Weight For Good by Tom Kerridge is a healthy eating cookbook that shares low-calorie, flavourful recipes inspired by Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge’s own weight-loss journey.

The book focuses on satisfying, nutritious meals designed to help readers make sustainable lifestyle changes without sacrificing taste. With practical advice and approachable recipes, it’s aimed at anyone looking to enjoy good food while managing their weight in a balanced way.

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Paul Gauguin – Artists in their World
£2.99
Discover the captivating world of Paul Gauguin through the insightful lens of Robert Anderson in “Paul Gauguin: Artists in their World.” This 2005 paperback edition offers a comprehensive exploration of Gauguin’s life, artistic journey, and the vibrant cultures that influenced his work. Perfect for art enthusiasts and scholars alike, this book delves into the complexities…

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The Other Pepys – Vincent Brome
£4.99
The Other Pepys by Vincent Brome is a historical biography that explores the life and times of Samuel Pepys, the famous diarist and naval administrator of the 17th century.

Vincent Brome presents a vivid portrait of Pepys beyond his well-known diaries, examining his personal ambitions, political career, and complex character during a turbulent period of English history. It’s an engaging read for those interested in Restoration England and the man behind one of history’s most celebrated personal records.

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Timpsons Towns of England and Wales
£4.99
Timpsons Towns of England and Wales is a detailed reference guide that explores towns across England and Wales, offering historical background, local character, and practical information for each location.

Combining travel insight with cultural and geographic notes, it serves as a useful companion for readers interested in discovering the heritage, landmarks, and unique identities of towns throughout the country.

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Best in Show – Knit Your Own Cat – Book
£3.99
Best in Show: Knit Your Own Cat is a humorous craft book that guides readers through knitting a variety of cat breeds in miniature form. Blending knitting patterns with playful commentary, it celebrates feline personalities while offering step-by-step instructions for creating detailed knitted cats, making it part craft guide and part light-hearted tribute to cat lovers and show culture.

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Resurrection Day – Brendan DuBois
£2.99
Resurrection Day by Brendan DuBois is an alternate-history thriller set in a world where the Cuban Missile Crisis escalates into nuclear war. Told through the eyes of a veteran journalist, the novel explores the long-term consequences of Cold War decisions and the fragile balance between global powers.

Blending political intrigue with investigative drama, DuBois creates a tense and thought-provoking story about truth, memory, and what might have been if history had taken a darker turn.

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The Colour of Night – David Lindsey
£2.99
The Colour of Night by David L. Lindsey is a dark psychological thriller that follows a psychiatrist drawn into a dangerous web of obsession, violence, and hidden identities in Houston’s elite circles.

As he becomes entangled with a mysterious and alluring patient, the line between desire and danger begins to blur, pulling him deeper into a chilling investigation of murder and manipulation. Atmospheric and suspenseful, it’s a gripping read for fans of complex, character-driven crime fiction.

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