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 Changing Patterns by Judith Barrow The war is over, but for Mary the danger isn't... she has to keep her relationship with Peter, a German ex-POW, secret. Sister Ellen and best friend Jean expect Mary to fix their troubles too. A vivid and satisfying story of austerity Britain set against three women's attempts to stay true to those they love.
First published by Honno in May 2013
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 A Welsh Witch by Allen Raine 'They say she's a real witch,' says Goronwy Hughes' grandmother, warning him of Catrin Rees, the heroine of A Welsh Witch. The sea-side village of Treswnd has elected Catrin as its scapegoat, shunning and stoning her as a witch, but her loneliness is eased by a growing friendship with Goronwy, to whom she starts to reveal the hidden wonders of the natural world.
First published by Honno in March 2013
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 The Colours of Corruption by Jacqueline Jacques As this gripping thriller uncoils, Jacqueline Jacques paints an intricate, vibrant picture of the layers of Victorian London, where the poor are commodities, criminals have nothing to lose and the rich can buy anything. And the murders go on...
First published by Honno in January 2013
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