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Backyard bedtime
Backyard bedtime

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The glass angels
The glass angels

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Even though times are hard, Tilly looks forward to spending Christmas with her mother in their small attic apartment, until illness and an accident threaten her plans.

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Strange meeting
Strange meeting

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The various haunts of men
The various haunts of men

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The risk of darkness
The risk of darkness

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A kidnapper is at large, a schoolboy has disappeared - there are no leads, no closure. The police have failed, and morale at Lafferton station has collapsed. Then Detective Chief Inspector Simon Se...

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Mrs. de Winter
Mrs. de Winter

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Catalogue of the Townley archive at the British Museum
Crown--Devon
Crown--Devon

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The Beacon
The Beacon

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The farmhouse was called The Beacon and they had been born and reared there, May, Colin, Frank and Berenice, but only May had been left for the last 27 years ... May had been the clever daughter an...

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The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black

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