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READ THE EMOTIONAL NEW NOVEL FROM BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THURSDAYS IN THE PARK AND THE ESCAPE \n\n\n Perfect for fans of Faith Hogan, Cathy Bramley and Liane Moriarty\n\nWill past secrets resurface over a long hot summer as Kitty Cox lets an old friend back into her home?\n----\n\n Over a long hot summer, the secrets of the past bubble to the surface . . .\n\n After years caring for her ailing husband, Kitty Cox is finding it hard adjusting to a new life alone.\n\n So when old friend Vee reappears in the village in urgent need of a place to stay, Kitty says yes. It’s the obvious solution to both their needs.\n\n Soon Vee, her new partner Raf and young son Bear have moved in for the summer. At first, Kitty relishes the company. Yet, despite their renewed friendship, she feels Vee is keeping something from her.\n\nIn the heat, tensions build and secrets simmer. It’s clear that Vee isn’t the woman Kitty once knew . . .\n\nBut who has she let into her home? \n\nAnd might this act of charity turn out to be the biggest mistake of her life?\n\n ----\n\nPraise for Thursdays in The Park \n\n'[A] tender and intriguing love story’ Daily Mail\n\n'A warm and well-written case for love affairs in later life' Daily Telegraph

READ THE EMOTIONAL NEW NOVEL FROM BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THURSDAYS IN THE PARK AND THE ESCAPE \n\n\n Perfect for fans of Faith Hogan, Cathy Bramley and Liane Moriarty\n\nWill past secrets resurface over a long hot summer as Kitty Cox lets an old friend back into her home?\n----\n\n Over a long hot summer, the secrets of the past bubble to the surface . . .\n\n After years caring for her ailing husband, Kitty Cox is finding it hard adjusting to a new life alone.\n\n So when old friend Vee reappears in the village in urgent need of a place to stay, Kitty says yes. It’s the obvious solution to both their needs.\n\n Soon Vee, her new partner Raf and young son Bear have moved in for the summer. At first, Kitty relishes the company. Yet, despite their renewed friendship, she feels Vee is keeping something from her.\n\nIn the heat, tensions build and secrets simmer. It’s clear that Vee isn’t the woman Kitty once knew . . .\n\nBut who has she let into her home? \n\nAnd might this act of charity turn out to be the biggest mistake of her life?\n\n ----\n\nPraise for Thursdays in The Park \n\n'[A] tender and intriguing love story’ Daily Mail\n\n'A warm and well-written case for love affairs in later life' Daily Telegraph

Nella grigia periferia inglese, dove il cibo è insapore e la vita è offuscata dalla nebbia del disincanto, la corpulenta Alison si guadagna da vivere come medium, interpellando i morti durante affollate sedute. La sua assistente è Colette, donna scheletrica dal cuore di pietra, cinica quasi quanto lei e reduce dalla rottura con l'inetto marito. A completare il quadro c'è Morris, fantasma volgare, lascivo e dispettoso, sempre tra i piedi. In un bizzarro viaggio on the road lungo le desolate tangenziali del Sudest, i tre si spostano di spettacolo in spettacolo, di motel in motel, dando vita a una serie di performance architettate ad hoc per soddisfare i clienti. Alison sa bene come coniugare le sue doti di deduzione psicologica con la credulità del pubblico, eppure non è una ciarlatana: sa leggere davvero nella mente delle persone ed è davvero in contatto con il mondo degli spiriti, il luogo \"al di là del nero\". Lei stessa è perseguitata di suoi demoni: inquietanti figure maschili, spauracchi di un passato di cui porta ancora le cicatrici che s'impadroniscono della sua casa, del suo corpo e della sua anima, e più cerca di liberarsene più loro acquistano forza e cattiveria. La penna di Hilary Mantel confeziona un romanzo che scorre lungo quella linea sottile tra paradiso e inferno, veglia e sonno, vita e morte.

Nella grigia periferia inglese, dove il cibo è insapore e la vita è offuscata dalla nebbia del disincanto, la corpulenta Alison si guadagna da vivere come medium, interpellando i morti durante affollate sedute. La sua assistente è Colette, donna scheletrica dal cuore di pietra, cinica quasi quanto lei e reduce dalla rottura con l'inetto marito. A completare il quadro c'è Morris, fantasma volgare, lascivo e dispettoso, sempre tra i piedi. In un bizzarro viaggio on the road lungo le desolate tangenziali del Sudest, i tre si spostano di spettacolo in spettacolo, di motel in motel, dando vita a una serie di performance architettate ad hoc per soddisfare i clienti. Alison sa bene come coniugare le sue doti di deduzione psicologica con la credulità del pubblico, eppure non è una ciarlatana: sa leggere davvero nella mente delle persone ed è davvero in contatto con il mondo degli spiriti, il luogo \"al di là del nero\". Lei stessa è perseguitata di suoi demoni: inquietanti figure maschili, spauracchi di un passato di cui porta ancora le cicatrici che s'impadroniscono della sua casa, del suo corpo e della sua anima, e più cerca di liberarsene più loro acquistano forza e cattiveria. La penna di Hilary Mantel confeziona un romanzo che scorre lungo quella linea sottile tra paradiso e inferno, veglia e sonno, vita e morte.

Winner of the Man Booker Prize\n \n The first book in Hilary Mantel's award-winning Wolf Hall trilogy, with a new cover design to celebrate the publication of the much anticipated The Mirror and the Light\n \n\n\n \n From one of our finest living writers, Wolf Hall is that very rare thing: a truly great English novel.\n \n\n\n 'Every bit as good as they said it was' Observer\n\n\n 'Terrific' Margaret Atwood\n\n\n 'As soon as I opened this book I was gripped. I read it almost non-stop' The Times\n\n\n \n In Wolf Hall, one of our very best writers brings the opulent, brutal world of the Tudors to bloody, glittering life. It is the backdrop to the rise and rise of Thomas Cromwell: lowborn boy, charmer, bully, master of deadly intrigue, and , finally, most powerful of Henry VIII's coutiers.\n \n\n\n 'Dizzyingly, dazzlingly good' Daily Mail\n\n\n 'Terrifying. It is a world of marvels. But it is also a world of horrors, where screams are commonplace. A feast' Daily Telegraph

Liverpool 1942. Seventeen-year-old Frankie Franconi falls in love with charismatic British officer Nick Harper as quickly and certainly as the bomb that falls on their shelter. \n\n\n\nHe is impressed by her good looks and intelligence, and the fact that, like him, she speaks fluent Italian. When she insists on staying to help rescue others who have been trapped he realises that she has courage, too. He gives her a business card with a Baker Street address, and suggests she put her skills to good use. \n\n\n\nWithin a month Frankie has joined the FANYs and started her training. Stationed first in England, then Africa and finally Italy, Frankie and her fellow recruits work tirelessly decoding messages from agents in the field by day, and enjoying the wartime parties at night. But when she signs the Official Secrets Act she has no idea of the danger, adventure and terrible choices that are in store.

Winner of the Man Booker Prize\n \n The first book in Hilary Mantel's award-winning Wolf Hall trilogy, with a new cover design to celebrate the publication of the much anticipated The Mirror and the Light\n \n\n\n \n From one of our finest living writers, Wolf Hall is that very rare thing: a truly great English novel.\n \n\n\n 'Every bit as good as they said it was' Observer\n\n\n 'Terrific' Margaret Atwood\n\n\n 'As soon as I opened this book I was gripped. I read it almost non-stop' The Times\n\n\n \n In Wolf Hall, one of our very best writers brings the opulent, brutal world of the Tudors to bloody, glittering life. It is the backdrop to the rise and rise of Thomas Cromwell: lowborn boy, charmer, bully, master of deadly intrigue, and , finally, most powerful of Henry VIII's coutiers.\n \n\n\n 'Dizzyingly, dazzlingly good' Daily Mail\n\n\n 'Terrifying. It is a world of marvels. But it is also a world of horrors, where screams are commonplace. A feast' Daily Telegraph

Now a major TV series\n Winner of the Man Booker Prize\n Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction\n Shortlisted for the Costa Novel Award\n \n ‘Dizzyingly, dazzlingly good'\n Daily Mail\n \n\n\n \n ‘Our most brilliant English writer’\n Guardian\n \n\n\n In this brilliant novel, Hilary Mantel brings the opulent, brutal world of the Tudors to bloody, glittering life. It is the backdrop to the rise and rise of Thomas Cromwell: lowborn boy, charmer, bully, master of deadly intrigue and, finally, most powerful of Henry VIII’s courtiers, determined to bring England into a modern age.\n\n\n Heralded as the greatest English novels of this century, the Wolf Hall trilogy has won two Booker Prizes and been adapted into hugely successful stage plays. The first two books, Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, were transformed into a BAFTA- and Golden Globe-winning BBC television series, starring Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis. The cast will return in the long-awaited concluding series, Wolf Hall: The Mirror & the Light.

From the double Man Booker prize-winning author of Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies and The Mirror & the Light , this is a dark fable of lost faith and awakening love amidst the moors.\n \n\n\n Fetherhoughton is a drab, dreary town somewhere in a magical, half-real 1950s north England, a preserve of ignorance and superstition protected against the advance of reason by its impenetrable moor-fogs. Father Angwin, the town’s cynical priest, has lost his faith, and wants nothing more than to be left alone. Sister Philomena strains against the monotony of convent life and the pettiness of her fellow nuns. The rest of the town goes about their lives in a haze, a never-ending procession of grim, grey days stretching ahead of them.\n\n\n Yet all of that is about to change. A strange visitor appears one stormy night, bringing with him the hint, the taste of something entirely new, something unknown. But who is Fludd? An angel come to shake the Fetherhoughtonians from their stupor, to reawaken Father Angwin’s faith, to show Philomena the nature of love? Or is he the devil himself, a shadowy wanderer of the darkest places in the human heart?\n\n\n Full of dry wit, compassionate characterisations and cutting insight, Fludd is a brilliant gem of a book, and one of Hilary Mantel’s most original works.

Now a major TV series\n Winner of the Man Booker Prize\n Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction\n Shortlisted for the Costa Novel Award\n \n ‘Dizzyingly, dazzlingly good'\n Daily Mail\n \n\n\n \n ‘Our most brilliant English writer’\n Guardian\n \n\n\n In this brilliant novel, Hilary Mantel brings the opulent, brutal world of the Tudors to bloody, glittering life. It is the backdrop to the rise and rise of Thomas Cromwell: lowborn boy, charmer, bully, master of deadly intrigue and, finally, most powerful of Henry VIII’s courtiers, determined to bring England into a modern age.\n\n\n Heralded as the greatest English novels of this century, the Wolf Hall trilogy has won two Booker Prizes and been adapted into hugely successful stage plays. The first two books, Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, were transformed into a BAFTA- and Golden Globe-winning BBC television series, starring Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis. The cast will return in the long-awaited concluding series, Wolf Hall: The Mirror & the Light.

Vincitore del Man Booker Prize 2009Thomas Cromwell era il figlio di un fabbro di Putney. Un uomo capace di redigere un contratto e addestrare un falco, di disegnare una mappa e sedare una rissa, di arredare una casa e corrompere una giuria. Architetto machiavellico del regno di Enrico VIII e artefice dei destini della dinastia dei Tudor, il protagonista del romanzo di Hilary Mantel emerge qui in tutta la sua contraddittoria umanità. Cromwell venuto dal nulla, dedito ai mestieri più disparati - mercenario in Francia, banchiere a Firenze, commerciante di tessuti ad Anversa - in virtù delle sole doti intellettuali; Cromwell, di cui il re si servirà per ottenere il divorzio da Caterina d'Aragona e sposare Anna Bolena, dando così un nuovo corso alla storia della Chiesa inglese. Hilary Mantel ci dà un ritratto dell'Inghilterra dei Tudor nel quale il fascino di un'epoca lontana conosce uno splendore rinnovato, che pur senza tradire la cronaca degli eventi nulla ha in comune con la polverosa distanza di una remota pagina di storia: perché in \"Wolf Hall\" riusciamo a sentire l'odore acre della lana impregnata dalla pioggia e della terra sotto i piedi, il rilievo delle ossa sotto la pelle, il solco lasciato dai carri nel fango, il fruscio dei topi nei materassi.

From the double Man Booker prize-winning author of Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies and The Mirror & the Light , this is a dark fable of lost faith and awakening love amidst the moors.\n \n\n\n Fetherhoughton is a drab, dreary town somewhere in a magical, half-real 1950s north England, a preserve of ignorance and superstition protected against the advance of reason by its impenetrable moor-fogs. Father Angwin, the town’s cynical priest, has lost his faith, and wants nothing more than to be left alone. Sister Philomena strains against the monotony of convent life and the pettiness of her fellow nuns. The rest of the town goes about their lives in a haze, a never-ending procession of grim, grey days stretching ahead of them.\n\n\n Yet all of that is about to change. A strange visitor appears one stormy night, bringing with him the hint, the taste of something entirely new, something unknown. But who is Fludd? An angel come to shake the Fetherhoughtonians from their stupor, to reawaken Father Angwin’s faith, to show Philomena the nature of love? Or is he the devil himself, a shadowy wanderer of the darkest places in the human heart?\n\n\n Full of dry wit, compassionate characterisations and cutting insight, Fludd is a brilliant gem of a book, and one of Hilary Mantel’s most original works.

Liverpool 1942. Seventeen-year-old Frankie Franconi falls in love with charismatic British officer Nick Harper as quickly and certainly as the bomb that falls on their shelter. \n\n\n\nHe is impressed by her good looks and intelligence, and the fact that, like him, she speaks fluent Italian. When she insists on staying to help rescue others who have been trapped he realises that she has courage, too. He gives her a business card with a Baker Street address, and suggests she put her skills to good use. \n\n\n\nWithin a month Frankie has joined the FANYs and started her training. Stationed first in England, then Africa and finally Italy, Frankie and her fellow recruits work tirelessly decoding messages from agents in the field by day, and enjoying the wartime parties at night. But when she signs the Official Secrets Act she has no idea of the danger, adventure and terrible choices that are in store.

Vincitore del Man Booker Prize 2009Thomas Cromwell era il figlio di un fabbro di Putney. Un uomo capace di redigere un contratto e addestrare un falco, di disegnare una mappa e sedare una rissa, di arredare una casa e corrompere una giuria. Architetto machiavellico del regno di Enrico VIII e artefice dei destini della dinastia dei Tudor, il protagonista del romanzo di Hilary Mantel emerge qui in tutta la sua contraddittoria umanità. Cromwell venuto dal nulla, dedito ai mestieri più disparati - mercenario in Francia, banchiere a Firenze, commerciante di tessuti ad Anversa - in virtù delle sole doti intellettuali; Cromwell, di cui il re si servirà per ottenere il divorzio da Caterina d'Aragona e sposare Anna Bolena, dando così un nuovo corso alla storia della Chiesa inglese. Hilary Mantel ci dà un ritratto dell'Inghilterra dei Tudor nel quale il fascino di un'epoca lontana conosce uno splendore rinnovato, che pur senza tradire la cronaca degli eventi nulla ha in comune con la polverosa distanza di una remota pagina di storia: perché in \"Wolf Hall\" riusciamo a sentire l'odore acre della lana impregnata dalla pioggia e della terra sotto i piedi, il rilievo delle ossa sotto la pelle, il solco lasciato dai carri nel fango, il fruscio dei topi nei materassi.

Sarah Hilary, Theakston's Crime Novel of the Year winner and author of Fragile, returns with Black Thorn, another compulsive psychological thriller that questions how much you know about the people who live next to you . . .\n\n'An astonishingly gifted writer' Marian Keyes\n\nBlackthorn Ashes was meant to be their forever home. For the first six families moving into the exclusive new housing development, it was a chance to live a peaceful life on the cliffs overlooking the Cornish sea, safe in the knowledge that it had been created just for them.\n\nBut six weeks later, paradise is lost. Six people are dead. And Blackthorn Ashes is left abandoned and unfinished, its dark shadows hiding all manner of secrets.\n\nOne of its surviving residents, Agnes Gale, is determined to find out the truth about what happened. Even if that truth is deadlier than she could have ever believed possible . . .\n\nPraise for Black Thorn:\n\n'In Black Thorn a small piece of the world collapses - metaphorically, literally and emotionally. This novel is immersive, claustrophobic, unbearably tense and quite brilliant' Ann Cleeves\n\n'Nail-biting, heart-wrenching stuff. Black Thorn has the atmosphere and drama of a modern-day du Maurier novel. Sarah Hilary's uncanny ability to make readers not just see through her characters' eyes but feel through their skin is unparalleled' Erin Kelly\n\n'A mesmerizing story of family and community, secrets and lies. Psychologically rich and captivatingly told' Megan Abbott\n\n'Exudes a tightly-controlled menace that ratchets up to full-blown claustrophobia as the pages turn. A book that oozes under your skin from the opening sentence' Vaseem Khan\n\n'Brilliant. Taking a really deep dive into some dark spaces that Sarah brings vividly to life, it's wonderful and unlike anything else I've read lately' Mick Herron\n\n'Multi-layered, unexpected, and carrying a strong emotional punch, Black Thorn is refreshingly different. Sarah Hilary is an exceptionally gifted writer' Sharon Bolton\n\n'An absolute master of her craft. Beautiful writing. This book is fascinating on so many levels. Not your run-of-the-mill thriller. A haunting captivating book' Imran Mahmood\n\n'An *extraordinary* book. Beautifully written, densely plotted, with an uncanny insight into the best and worst of family relationships' Emma Flint\n\n'A stunning, haunting and often moving novel. I loved it' Anna Mazzola\n\n'Sarah Hilary has done it again with this tale of toxicity in all its forms. Excellent writing and tight plotting on top of shifting sands make Black Thorn an unforgettable read with the most sympathetic protagonist I've read in years' Liz Nugent\n\n'Sarah Hilary is a writer with all the gifts: character and psychology, language and one-more-chapter suspense. In twisting, turning, ever-changing Black Thorn, she shows us how very easily the wrong people can turn paradise into hell on earth' Lucie Whitehouse

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