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On a hot midsummer morning, after sixteen years of marriage, Jane saw her husband fifty feet away & did not recognise him. Alan has changed because he's injured his back. Pain has altered his appearance, but he has also changed in other ways: he has become glum & demanding. Jane has to do everything for him
- fetching, carrying, shopping, cooking, even dressing & undressing him. When she longs for escape, her mother accuses her of selfishness
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- Meanwhile Henry cares in a different way for his self-centred wife, Delia, a writer & researcher specialising in fairytales, who in her own estimation is a ' Great Artist'. He tends the flame, making certain Delia gets everything she desires including spectacular doses of adulation. Can sexy Delia, with her trailing scarves & lacy shirts, coax Alan out of his grumpiness? Can Henry stop Jane feeling guilty? Can the couples swap roles?

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Four teenagers find the mutilated corpse of a young girl stuffed into a dumpster in an Edinburgh alleyway. Who is she? Where did she come from? Who killed her & why? Above all, where is the baby to which she has obviously recently given birth? Inspector Rob Brennan, recently back from psychiatric leave, is still shocked by the senseless shooting of his only brother. His superiors think that the case of the dumpster girl will be perfect to get him back on track. But Rob Brennan has enemies within the force, stacks of unfinished business & a nose for trouble. What he discovers about the murdered girl blows the case ...

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Nina Porter seems to have it all: husb&, home, family & security. But her life turns upside down when a marital row over truthfulness sets her thinking. Isn't she dishonest herself, always playing the good wife? The perfect mother & daughter? The supportive friend? Should she, instead, try to live without the little white lies that support us all?

Her husband thinks it can't be done. But he goes away on a business trip. & when a glamorous few days of research in Venice are suddenly on offer, there seems no reason for Nina to refuse them. Or to resist the attentions of the handsome Italian who wants to show her the city.

As Nina entangles herself in a web of deceptions, it starts to look as though honesty might not always be the best policy...

Mavis Cheek's sparkling new novel is about shaking your life up, striking out & learning to be true to yourself. It's told with all the brio & humour that her readers have come to love.

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Like all parents, Topsy Fogg & Janice Fisher wanted to give their babies the best possible start in life. & like Jamie Oliver before them, they realised that the best start begins with what they give their children to eat.

Topsy & Janice are the founders of the award-winning organic baby food br&, Truuuly Scrumptious, a delicious range of homestyle, finest top quality food for babies aged six months through to toddlers. In this beautifully illustrated book, Topsy & Janice share their scrumptious recipes to ensure that parents give their babies all the essential nutrients that are vital for healthy growth & development. They also explain how to wean babies; why going organic is best; & how to source, prepare & cook the best-quality ingredients.

From vitamin-packed first stage purées such as butternut squash & broccoli through more substantial meals such as lamb & apricot casserole to finger foods such as carrot, courgette & cheese muffins, these recipes are so tasty parents will be making extra portions for themselves too!

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On a hot midsummer morning, after sixteen years of marriage, Jane saw her husband fifty feet away and did not recognise him. Alan has changed because he's injured his back. Pain has altered his appearance, but he has also changed in other ways: he has become glum and demanding. Jane has to do everything for him - fetching, carrying, shopping, cooking, even dressing and undressing him. When she longs for escape, her mother accuses her of selfishness - of course she can't abandon a man so handicapped and needy - Meanwhile Henry cares in a different way for his self-centred wife, Delia, a writer and researcher specialising in fairytales, who in her own estimation is a 'Great Artist'. He tends the flame, making certain Delia gets everything she desires including spectacular doses
of adulation. Can sexy Delia, with her trailing scarves and lacy shirts, coax Alan out of his grumpiness? Can Henry stop Jane feeling guilty? Can the couples swap roles?

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