Classic fiction: literary and general
Alma Books Ltd The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants
Book SynopsisPresented in a new translation by Roger Cockrell, The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants was originally conceived as a play and first published in 1859, shortly after the author's release from forced military service. Gogolian in style and tone, and waspish in its description of the villainous Opiskin, it is a sustained exercise in caricatural cruelty and a comedic tour de force. The young Sergei is summoned from St Petersburg by his uncle, the retired colonel Yegor Rostanev, to the remote country estate of Stepanchikovo. Rostanev's household, populated by a medley of remarkable characters, is dominated by the figure of Foma Opiskin, a devious, manipulative hanger-on who has everyone in thrall and plots to marry the colonel to the woman of his choice, Tatyana Ivanova. When Opiskin finds that his plans are being thwarted, a confrontation with Rostanev ensues, and all hell is let loose.
£8.99
New Island Books Farewell Happy Fields
Book SynopsisAdam Palmer, determined to defy God in revenge for his detention in an asylum, embarks on a personal quest to destroy his soul, inflicting small sustained acts of cruelty and violence on those around him. His long-suffering wife, Kathleen, struggles to maintain her self-respect in the face of her husband’s gaslighting. Among the most elusive of Norah Hoult’s works, Farewell Happy Fields was published in 1948 and, like many of her books, was promptly banned in Ireland. A dark comedy full of acerbic wit, it brings searing insight into a lost post-war generation of lower-middle-class women and men as they deal with shame, financial insecurity and emotional poverty. Back in print for the first time in decades, New Island is delighted to bring this startling modern Irish classic to a new generation of readers.
£10.79
New Island Books I, Antigone
Book SynopsisAfter her father’s death in exile, Antigone returns to Thebes determined to set the record straight and restore her father’s reputation. Tracing the histories of Oedipus and his parents Laius and Jocasta, as well as the peripheral characters of the plays who had a central role in him fulfilling his destiny, Antigone’s ‘biography’ causes us to re-evaluate the extent to which any of us can be entirely blamed for the actions by which we will be defined. Ending with Antigone making a conscious choice to reclaim her brother’s corpse from the battlefield, an act of defiance which will guarantee her own death, the book ultimately meditates on the illusion of free will, and the warning that context is everything, I, ANTIGONE will be a major contribution to the reclaimed classics.
£12.59
Everyman Vanity Fair: A Novel Without a Hero
Book SynopsisThackeray''s upper-class Regency world is a noisy and jostling commercial fairground, predominantly driven by acquisitive greed and soulless materialism, in which the narrator himself plays a brilliantly versatile role as a serio-comic observer.Trade ReviewThere are no wholly admirable characters, but you can't help feeling a sort of twisted respect for the gloriously awful social climber Becky Sharp, and a bit of sympathy for the lumpen, love-struck Dobbin. In fact all the characters are alive in their awfulness, and it's no small measure of skill that Thackery can make the reader care so much about such ghastly people. I suppose part of the appeal is that their weaknesses and pretensions are still recognisable today. * Amazon *
£16.20
Everyman The Warden
Book SynopsisThe Warden is a novel by English author Anthony Trollope published by Longman in 1855. It is the first book in the Chronicles of Barsetshire series, followed by Barchester Towers.Church of England, The Warden is also a subtle exploration of the rights and wrongs of moral crusades and, in its account of Harding's intensely felt personal drama, a moving depiction of the private impact of public affairs.Trade ReviewAn affecting and delicate short novel * Guardian *
£12.88
Everyman Gulliver's Travels: and Alexander Pope's Verses
Book SynopsisUses the narrative of a mock travel writer to explore exotic and imaginary locations. This book mounts a scathing attack on the morals, politics and learning of the 18th century, culminating in possibly the greatest satire ever written: the story of the Houyhnhnms.
£11.69
Everyman Parade's End
Book SynopsisA story which traces the history of a house and a family at the time of World War I. This is a picture of Edwardian England at its most opulent. Exploring the themes of love, honour and betrayal, this contemporary of Henry James and Joseph Conrad shows himself their equal in literary skill.
£17.09
Everyman The Return Of The Native
Book SynopsisWild passion leads to tragedy as love is perverted by marriage. But the concerns of mortals are belittled by the sombre, immemorial presence of Egdon Heath, perhaps Hardy's finest evocation of his native landscape. The text is accompanied by a critical introduction.
£13.49
Everyman Daniel Deronda
Book SynopsisGeorge Eliot’s last novel, published in 1876, weaves together two stories, one about Gwendolen Harleth, the spoilt beauty who marries for money, the other concerning the mysterious hero of the title whose search for his true destiny leads him towards Zionism. All Eliot’s great themes – moral choice, the role of chance, the interaction of characters with their environment – are worked out with her incomparable power, and many readers have agreed with F. R. Leavis that the first section of the novel is the greatest achievement in English fiction.
£13.49
Everyman Collected Shorter Fiction Volume 1
Book SynopsisWritten over a period of more than half a century, Tolstoy’s enchanting short stories and novellas reflect every aspect of his developing art and outlook. Volume 1 of the Everyman Collected Shorter Fiction is dominated by the characteristic experiences of his early life as soldier, land-owner, husband and father, the life which shaped Anna Karenina and War and Peace. It also includes several short fables which point to his later preoccupation with the religious life.
£17.00
Canongate Books Three Men In A Boat
Book SynopsisThree Men in a Boat is one of the most amusing and durable books in the English language. Semi-autobiographical, it recounts the adventures and mishaps of George, Harris, J. (the author) and his remarkable dog Montmorency during a boat trip along the River Thames in England from London to Oxford. Jerome K. Jerome originally intended the book to be a guide to the Thames Valley but his publisher thought it so entertaining it was published as a comic novel and has endured as a classic of the genre ever since. Wonderfully light and surprisingly modern in tone, the sense of fun is irrepressible, the enjoyment unstoppable. Real laugh-out-loud stuff.Hugh Laurie is one of Britain's most successful actors. Having started out with Stephen Fry in Jeeves and Wooster, Blackadder and A Bit of Fry and Laurie, he has become a superstar in America thanks to the success of the television series House, where he plays the eponymous doctor protagonist.Trade ReviewLaurie's readings prove him to be not only a skilled light comedian and actor but a very satisfying reader, with a very flexible voice. * * The Collector's Digest * *
£17.74
Canongate Books Uncle Fred In The Springtime
Book SynopsisRead by Martin Jarvis, this joyous celebration of spring fever is an undisputed comic masterpiece. Once again we find ourselves at that idyllic country seat, Blandings. This time it's debonair charmer, Frederick Altamont Cornwallis Twistleton, fifth Earl of Ickenham (known to most as 'Uncle Fred') who has been lured to the castle by affable Lord Emsworth. His lordship requires an expert in human behaviour to prevent the egg-throwing Duke of Dunstable from stealing Emsworth's treasured pig, Empress of Blandings. The plot's eccentricities naturally include love and romance and, crucially, three imposters. Add to the cocktail some 'Mickey Finns', a brace of financially embarrassed nephews and a private investigator, 'Mustard Pott'. As the mixture boils there are shot guns in the night time - plus redoubtable Lady Constance, Emsworth's sister, who could halt a cavalry charge merely with her voice. A happy and appropriate ending is of course on the cards. But the joy is to marvel at how Wodehouse weaves the intricate threads in this tapestry of dottiness, and to hear him tie it up (and us) in knots of laugh-aloud hilarity.Martin Jarvis is the quintessential reader for the 'Blandings' series, with an outstanding range of voices and a true passion for the works of P.G. Wodehouse, Britain's greatest comic writer.Trade ReviewI was chuckling even as Pongo Twistleton descended the stairs of the Drones Club on the opening page. * * The Times * *Wodehouse brightens up the dullest day and lightens the heaviest heart. * * audiobooksreview.co.uk * *
£22.67
Canongate Books The Dickens Collection
Book SynopsisCharles Dickens classics read by Martin Jarvis. This master of character voices brings to vivid life so many of Dickens' memorable characters from Fagin to Scrooge, Pip to Magwitch. The six abridged novels combine two previous trilogies in one bumper edition comprising: David CopperfieldGreat ExpectationsOliver TwistA Tale of Two CitiesA Christmas CarolNicholas Nickleby
£31.50
Fantom Films Limited Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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Classical Comics The Canterville Ghost: The Graphic Novel:
Book SynopsisThis is the classic novel brought to life in full colour! Wilde's clever parody provides an entertaining twist on the traditional gothic horror story. A materialistic American family moves into the English mansion of Canterville Chase, much to the annoyance of the resident ghost! This brilliant and often overlooked story is a wonderful commentary on how Wilde saw 'free' America challenging 'traditional' England - all under the guise of a charming, heartwarming and comical book.
£9.49
Classical Comics An Inspector Calls the Graphic Novel: Quick Text
Book SynopsisThe full story in quick modern English for a fast-paced read. A respectable household is shocked when a strange man visits them shortly after dinner and proceeds to unravel their prejudices and lies.
£10.79
Norvik Press Nils Holgersson's Wonderful Journey Through
Book SynopsisNils Holgersson's Wonderful Journey through Sweden (1906–07) is truly unique. Starting life as a commissioned school reader designed to present the geography of Sweden to nine-year-olds, it quickly won the international fame and popularity it still enjoys over a century later. The story of the naughty boy who climbs on the gander's back and is then carried the length of the country, learning both geography and good behaviour as he goes, has captivated adults and children alike, as well as inspiring film-makers and illustrators. The elegance of the present translation – the first full translation into English – is beautifully complemented by the illustrations specially created for the volume. Selma Lagerlöf was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1909.Trade Review'A new version of Selma Lagerlöf's classic tale reveals a powerful, lyrical work for children and adults.' ... 'The personal is the geographical, the geographical becomes the personal, and Peter Graves' superb, attentively faithful new rendering of Selma Lagerlöf's masterpiece makes us understand this truth afresh.' Paul Binding, The Times Literary Supplement
£31.46
Dedalus Ltd An English Family
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£12.99
Chiltern Publishing Mrs Dalloway
Book SynopsisChiltern Publishing creates the most beautiful editions of the World's finest literature. Your favourite classic titles in a way you have never seen them before; the tactile layers, golden edges, fine details and beautiful colours of these remarkable covers make these titles feel extra special and will look striking on any shelf.
£17.00
Chiltern Publishing The Mayor of Casterbridge.
Book SynopsisChiltern Publishing creates the most beautiful editions of the World's finest literature. Your favourite classic titles in a way you have never seen them before; the tactile layers, golden edges, fine details and beautiful colours of these remarkable covers make these titles feel extra special and will look striking on any shelf.
£17.00
Chiltern Publishing A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
Book SynopsisChiltern Publishing creates the most beautiful editions of the World's finest literature. Your favourite classic titles in a way you have never seen them before; the tactile layers, golden edges, fine details and beautiful colours of these remarkable covers make these titles feel extra special and will look striking on any shelf.
£17.00
Dedalus Ltd The Second Dedalus Book of Decadence: The Black
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Eglantyne Books Shocks
Book Synopsishe stranger.--Elsewhere and other-wise.--Full circle.--Dr. Feldman.--A threefold cord.--Chemical.--Shocks.--The survivors.--The adventure of Tornado Smith.--Hands of death.--The land of green ginger.--The colonel's ring.--Revenge.--The man who lived backwards.--Adventures of Miss De Fontenoy.
£9.45
MOIST Equilibrium
Book Synopsis"I had just gotten away from it all, by which I mean all those ordinary, boring things like skyscrapers, cigar-smoking industrialists, linoleum, plastics, television, westerns and marihuana. I had either seen or heard about them. Whether they are good or bad is beside the point..." A nameless graphic designer is haunted by the concentration camp in which he was once interned. Obsessed with his past, as well as Italy's present 'economic miracle' he retreats to a rural villa where he decorates the rooms with "arrows, signs, advertisements"; invents a new, purposefully incomprehensible typeface; and attempts to devise a marketing campaign for stones. Upon finally returning to Milan life becomes even more unbalanced. He loses his job and acquires a mistress whom he soon confuses both with his wife and the memory of the young, Czech woman he abandoned at the end of the war... Known primarily as a screenwriter for Michelangelo Antonioni, Federico Fellini and Andrei Tarkovsky among many others, Tonino Guerra also wrote poetry and fiction. Reissued to mark the centenary of Guerra's birth, and with a new introduction by acclaimed cultural critic Michael Bracewell, Equilibrium remains a relevant, powerful, and intensely visual account of a truly (post-)modern man.Trade Review"A diary, a tragedy, PTSD, madness. A trip worthy of Hunter S. Thompson or Charlie Kaufman, obviously filmic and surreal but succinct and clear like fresh water." Samantha Morton ---------- "Equilibrium, about malaise, sexuality without love, bewilderment, scorn, constantly thwarted relationships and a man trapped in his own head, speaks in a deep way to our ongoing search for intimacy, tenderness, communication, and different attachments to objects and nature. Even now, it's a far more satisfying read than many rushed-to-publisher analyses of the current situation." Review 31 ---------- "A disturbing and gripping mind-boggler, at once hilarious and nightmarish." Mubi's The Notebook ---------- "Fantastic: an absurd novella [...] strange funny and painful." Roland Barf's Film Diary ---------- "A modernity in which things and their values are shifting and loose [...] This is postmodern as in 'after the present.'" Manchester Review of Books ---------- "Guerra as a solo artist turns out to be every bit as talented, original, and challenging as the directors he worked with" a Criterion Collection October Book of October ----------"Powerfully written, and endlessly mesmerising, it's a story both timeless and incredibly resonant in 2020." Left Lion ---------- "At times wildly funny and at others disturbing." A Burley Fisher Book of the Year ---------- A South London Gallery Christmas Book Choice.
£9.50
Renard Press Ltd Dracula's Guest
Book SynopsisDracula, Bram Stoker's 1897 Gothic vampire story, needs no introduction - a perennial on syllabuses and screens alike, generations have been enchanted and enthralled by the Count from Transylvania. But few of Dracula's fans have heard of Dracula's Guest, a short story following - it is thought - Jonathan Harker, as he makes his way to Transylvania, and falls prey to Walpurgis Nacht terrors when he stops off in Munich. Unpublished until after Stoker's death, when it was collected in a volume of short stories by his widow Florence, who revealed that Stoker had intended for it to be the opening section of his great work, Dracula's Guest is the missing chapter that will captivate all fans of Stoker's 'dangers from snow and wolves and night'.Trade Review'The very best story of diablerie which I have read for many years.' - Arthur Conan DoyleTable of ContentsPreface Dracula's Guest Note on the Text Extra Material Appendix: The Opening Diary Entry from Bram Stoker's Dracula
£7.99
Renard Press Ltd Saint Joan
Book SynopsisThe life of fifteenth-century heroine Joan of Arc is the stuff of legend, and her cruel death (burnt at the stake aged just nineteen) led to her being declared a martyr, granting her an impressive legacy. Following her canonisation in 1920, and against a history of overly romanticised retellings of the story, Bernard Shaw put pen to paper to give a more accurate account, without resorting to demonising her persecutors; as he writes in his preface, 'there are no villains in the piece'. It was an immediate success, securing him the Nobel Prize for Literature, although critics were initially divided by this frank approach - T.S. Eliot was outraged, saying, 'instead of the saint or the strumpet of the legends... he has turned her into a great middle-class reformer.' Nonetheless - or perhaps even because of this controversy - Saint Joan is considered one of Bernard Shaw's finest and most important plays. This edition has an introduction by Simon Mundy, who has spent several years as Vice-President of PEN International's Writers for Peace Committee, and extensive explanatory notes.Trade Review'He was a Tolstoy with jokes, a modern Dr Johnson, a universal genius who on his own modest reckoning put even Shakespeare in the shade.' (The Independent)Table of ContentsIntroduction by Simon Mundy, Preface by the author, Saint Joan, Note on the Text, Notes
£7.99
Legend Press Ltd Silas Marner (Legend Classics)
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£8.54
Dedalus Ltd The Short Stories of Gustav Meyrink Volume 2: The
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£9.49
UEA Publishing Project William's Wife
Book SynopsisWhen Jane marries the elderly grocer William Chirp, she thinks she has moved up into the comfort of middle class. Instead, she discovers that William exerts a control over her life that forces her to live like a prisoner. His tight fistedness and suspicions so affect Jane that even after his death, she finds herself trapped in a penny pinching paranoia and resorts to scavenging for food out of garbage bins and taking her silverware with her everywhere in a shopping bag. Utterly forgotten for over 80 years, neither the book nor its author are mentioned in any history of 20 th century English literature. Yet Trevelyan is arguably the finest novelist of the generation to follow Virginia Woolf and William’s Wife is one of the most powerful psychological portraits in all fiction.As a story about a woman at the mercy of a domineering and abusive husband, William’s Wife is a novel still resonant and relevant in today’s world. Even more, it’s one of the most effective accounts of the onset and experience of mental illness, of a paranoia and miserliness that gradually takes over Jane Chirp’s life and leads her to move to ever more cramped and dingy flats where she surrounds herself with her belongings like a besieged hermit.
£14.24
Text Publishing They're A Weird Mob
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£8.54
Editions Larousse Les fleurs du mal
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£10.80
Pocket Il importe d'etre constant/The Importance of
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£9.95
Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. The Brothers Karamazov
Book SynopsisUpon the untimely death of the brutal Fyodor Karamazov, a dramatic unravelling ensues. The murder of a man who hasived solely, and heedlessly, to satiate himself is hardly tragic, but proves to alter theives of his three sons. The passionate and turbulent Dmitri''s enmity with his father is well-known; the coldly intellectual Ivan realizes that his rationalism has unexpected consequences; the infallible Alyosha strives to keep his faith in the face of conflict. Vastly different, yet bound by circumstance, each must resolve his culpability in the crime. On the surface, the novel grapples with base things; money, rivalry and murder. At a deeperevel, it ponders fundamental questions concerning free will and morality, suffering and forgiveness and, finally, the possibility of redemption in a bleak world. Completed shortly before Dostoyevsky''s death, The Brothers Karamazov is considered to be his richest novel.
£28.49
Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. The 3 Mistakes of My Life (English)
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£15.52
Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. THE KIPLING ROAD
Book SynopsisRemember the old road, The steep stony path That took us up from Rajpur, Toiling and sweating And grumbling at the climb, But enjoying it all the same... From Remember the Old Road by Ruskin Bond Sometimes, a journey can be of discovery. And, in this compilation, Ruskin Bond has discovered hair-raising stories of other people''s journeys, taken many many years ago. Bond describes the old track from Rajpur to Mussorie, surrounded by Oak trees and colonial buildings in The Kipling Road''. Braving blizzards and bandits, M. Huc takes a momentous journey toadakh in Journey to the Forbidden City'', while Osa Johnson, the only woman adventurer in the book, gives her awe-inspiring account of cannibals in A Woman Among Cannibals''. Be it travelling for shikar or search for newands or just for survival, this book is packed with action!
£11.12
Rupa & Co Tales from the Arabian Nights
Book SynopsisStories from the Arabian Nights have enthralled readers for centuries. Narrated by Queen Scheherazade to save herself from death, the collection comprises stories of adventure, bravado, tragedy, comedy, romance and much more. Many of the stories have been adapted into modernized versions, films and theatre, thus proving their timeless appeal.In Tales from the Arabian Nights, four of the most popular storiesSinbad the Seaman and Sinbad theandsman'', Aladdin'', Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves'' and The Fisherman and the Jinni'' -have been presented. Be it Sinbad''s adventures, the story of Aladdin and the Jinni he encounters or how Ali Baba outwits the thieves, these stories are sure to appeal to young and old alike.
£9.59
Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. The Monsters Still Lurk
Book SynopsisA moving, powerful tribute toife itself . A seriously funny book where even the saddest of events, including sickness and death, is dealt with aight touch. The Hindu If you haven''t read The Monsters Stillurk, then you should, immediately. It''s brilliant. It''s the Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham that we deserve.'' Anuja Chauhan ''Aruna Nambiar infuses her stories with such warmth and humour that, as you read, you feel it is all happening to you.'' Shinie Antony ''Brilliant, brilliant book. A fun, superbly written read that never fails to pick me up. Plus full-on Bombay-of-my-bachpan nostalgia.'' Kiran Manral A wonderful tale a potential sleeper hit.'' New Asian W The heartache of growing up and growing old is captured beautifully. The book has plenty of Aruna''s trademark humour, and has to be read slowly, so one can savour it and enjoy all the different emotions it brings to the surface.'' Andaleeb Wajid It is 1991. As Rajiv Gandhi is assassinated and a new government comes to power, setting in motion a process of economic reforms that will transform India, an ordinary family is about to experience detours from the traditional middle-class script of theirives. Over the next quarter century, as the world around them changes in ways unexpected, theirives too wind along uncharted trails, sometimes sunlit, sometimes shadowy and forbidding. Funny, perceptive and moving, The Monsters Stillurk is a bittersweet saga ofove,oss, ageing and shifting family dynamics, and a keenly observed portrait of post-liberalisation India that captures the zeitgeist of a rapidly evolving society.
£8.24
Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. TO THE LIGHTHOUSE
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Double 9 Booksllp Jezebel's Daughter
Book SynopsisJezebel's Daughter, printed in 1880, is a Victorian thriller from Wilkie Collins. Based in the 1858 play 'The Red Vial', it is a story of fraud, betrayal and mystery based around Mrs. Fontaine, a disturbing widow who employs various poisons and remedies to control her family and friends. A talented chemist and a shrewd businessman die on the same day. Mrs. Fontaine, widow of the chemist, is leave with the poisons he was researching, while Mrs. Wagner is leave with her husband's reforms and plans for hiring women staff along with men in his firm. Mrs. Wagner trusts in dealing madman gently and appeals for the funny little man Jack Straw to be released from the madhouse. At that time, her nephew David Glenny is appointed to the Frankfurt office, where he works with Mr. Keller and Mr. Engelmann. Keller son, Fritz has enamoured with Minna Fontaine, but the marriage is not being approved of by his father because Mrs. Fontaine is in debt after her husband's death. The story is narrated by Mrs. Wagner's nephew David Glenny, and enriched with extracts from the letters and diaries of different characters. Supposed to have been responsible for her husband's downfall, Madame Fontaine becomes known as Jezebel, and her charming daughter is known as Jezebel's daughter.
£14.99
Double 9 Booksllp The Fallen Leaves
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£17.24
Double 9 Booksllp Jungle Tales Of Tarzan
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Double 9 Books LLP A Pair of Blue Eyes
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Double 9 Booksllp Great Expectations
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Double 9 Booksllp Monsieur Lecoq
Book SynopsisThe novel Monsieur Lecoq is a novel written by Emile Gobariau a French author, regarded as 'father of detective novels'. Gobariau introduced this character Lecoq, first time in his novel,'L'Affaire Lerogue, published in 1866. In this novel Lecoq plays a minor role later it became a well-known name in detective novels. In 1869 the novel Monsieur Lecoq was published in two parts. It's a story related with investigation of three murders in a suspecting barroom in Paris. Police patrolling party, Patrolling officer Gevrol investigates it as a barroom squabble and prepares his report. But Lecoq a young police detective finds some clues that indicates it's not mere a barroom brawl but more than that. Later, Lecoq seeks permission to investigate the case. It's a tricky tale of three powerful families of France during Napoleon's downfall, showing us consequences of greed and revenge. To solve the mystery Lecoq seeks advice from old M. Tabaret.
£14.24
Double 9 Books LLP The Pickwick Papers
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Double 9 Books Anne Of Green Gables
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Double 9 Booksllp Mary Louise
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Double 9 Booksllp Scarhaven Keep
Book SynopsisScarhaven Keep, by J. S. Fletcher, is a classic missing-person mystery. The plot revolves around a famous actor who disappears; the search leads dramatist Richard Copplestone to the seaside town of Scarhaven on the coastline of England. Each piece of information raises more questions than answers, and Copplestone uncovers a large number of dark secrets in Loop, many of which include the beautiful Audrey Greyle and her family. The Scarhaven suspects in Loop fascinate Copplestone more than anything else. In the story, if Copplestone doesn't find the truth soon, he endangers the lives of his friends that he has made in Scarhaven, including Audrey. What will happen to the actor? Will he discover the truth? with many more mysteries hidden in the book.
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