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The Edge by: DICK FRANCIS             0 140 815228 
The Transcontinental Race Train takes owners and their horses across Canada from all over the world, to take part in horse races. Tor Kelsey, an investigator for the Jockey Club, is on the train. and he is watching Julius Filmer very closely... 
Another action-packed thriller by ex-jockey Dick Rrancis. His novels have won prizes in America and Britain. 
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The Long Goodbye by: RAYMOND CHANDLER            0 140 81521X 
Philip Marlowe likes Terry Lennox. So, when lennox’s wife is murdered, Marlowe helps him to leave the country. The police arrest Marlowe, but then release him and tell him to forget everything. Of course, Marlowe does not forget... 
A classic piece of crime fiction from American’s master of the genre. 
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Misery by: STEPHEN KING            0 140 815112 
Paul Sheldon is Annie Wilkes’s favourite writer. She loves all his books about Misery Chastain. When she finds Paul after a car accident and takes him home, she discovers that he wants to kill Misery. She is determined to stop him, and he becomes her prisoner... 
By the master of horror - the world’s highest-earning author, Stephen King. 
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The Moonstone  by:  WILKIE  COLLINS              0 140 815473 
The Moonstone is an ancient  Indian diamond, which brings disaster to everyone who owns it.  Rachel Verinder’s Uncle gives her the diamond as a birthday present, but the same night it is stolen ..... 
Published in 1868, The Moonstone is now seen as the first, and one of the best, detective novels. 
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Mrs. Pacletide’s Tiger and other stories by: SAKI               0140 815198 
Twelve short stories by one of the most skilful short story writers in the English language.  Sometimes humourous, sometimes cutting, sometimes frightening, Saki’s writing is always clever and always entertaining.  His view of human nature can be seen  
in these excellent short stories.  
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Persumed Innocent  by:  SCOTT TUROW                  0 140 814825 
A beautiful, ambitious lawyer is murdered.  Her friend, Rusty Sabich, investigates the murder.  But Rusty was also one of her lovers and soon he finds himself fighting - not only for the truth, but for his own reputation, his marriage, and his life. 
Scott Turow is one one of the most remarkable success stories of recent years. Presumed Innocent, a thriller published in 1987, spent 44 weeks on the New York Times best-seller list.  Recently, it was made into a major film, with Harrison Ford as Rusty Sabich and Greta Scacchi as Carolyn Polhemus. 
The screen version of Presumed Innocent became the tenth highest-earning film of the year in the United States, with $86.3 million of tickets sold. 
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A Tale Of Two Cities  by:  CHARLES  DICKENS           0 140 815058   
This novel takes place in the drama of the French Revolution. The two cities are Paris and London, and the tale is a tragic one. 
In the violence and terror of the Revolution, Sydney Carton, a young Englishman, sacrifices himself for the woman he loves.  
A classic by legendary British 19th century novelist. 
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The Thorn Birds by: COLLEEN MCCULLOUGH            0 140 814876 
A panoramic family saga set in the Australian outback. The Thorn Birds tells the story of Meggie Cleary; Meggie is loved by Father Ralph Bricassart, and his struggle with ambition and love is the heart of the story. 
A blockbuster ! A compulsive read from start to finish. 
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Wuthering Heights by: EMILY BRONTE            0140 815759 
Wuthering Heights is a house in which a tragic love story takes place. Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw fall in love but Catherine marries another man, Edgar Linton. Heathcliff takes his revenge on the Linton family but cannot find happiness without   
Catherine... Will the ghost of Wuthering Heights ever be still?  
Emily Bronte’s (1818-1848) passionate and emotionally charged classic. 
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