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A Capital Union
Victoria Hendry
[trim]'A super Scottish novel (and a bold first book) that should have been rewarded; brilliantly researched with an interesting political theme (the SNP in wartime) - mainly set in Edinburgh during the Second World War. A curious and readable mix of the romantic and the hard-edged.' - Alan Warner, Books of the Year selection in Herald Scotland[/trim]
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Bear Witness
Mandy Haggith
[trim]'There have been moments throughout the history of nature writing when a writer slips through the electrified fences that keep nature and society apart, and liberates not just a biological truth but also a self-fulfilling prophecy. Mandy Haggith's daring and at times beautifully worked novel is one such moment. This IS what will happen. Read and learn.' - Jim Crumley, author of The Last Wolf[/trim]
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Only Strange People Go to Church
Laura Marney
[trim]'Laura Marney's wickedly dark sense of humour is such that she could write about anything and get away with it. Punchy, pacey - the plot has more kinks than a corkscrew and a strong sense of momentum.' - The Scotsman[/trim]
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No Wonder I Take a Drink
Laura Marney
[trim]'Laura Marney is one of Scotland's best-kept literary secrets.' - Louise Welsh, author of The Cutting Room[/trim]
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Nobody Loves a Ginger Baby
Laura Marney
[trim]'Laura Marney writes about strong characters who are utterly believable and all too human. She consistently examines their experiences, relationships and foibles with insight, compassion and a rollicking, earthy humour.' - Zoe Strachan, author of Negative Space[/trim]
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My Best Friend Has Issues
Laura Marney
[trim]"Bored of chick-lit? Full-on-bitch-lit could be the answer! - More dark and twisted than Barcelona's back streets. Darkly funny and even shocking at times, this is a holiday read that'll snap you out of your poolside doziness and have you shaking your head in disbelief. In a good way." - Heat[/trim]
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Making Shore
Sara Allerton
[trim]'A powerful and remarkable novel.' - Army Children Archive[/trim]
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A Faerie Child
Jean Rafferty
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The Last Bear
Mandy Haggith
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Mariana and Mary
Jean Rafferty
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The Sealwoman
Jean Rafferty
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