Literature Bargain Book Box 19 (18 Books)

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of literature with our Literature Bargain Book Box 19. This collection features 18 diverse and compelling titles, from gothic mysteries to modern classics. Whether you're looking for award-winning novels or timeless stories, this box has something for every reader. Dive into these rich narratives and explore the depths of human experience through the eyes of some of the best writers in contemporary and classic literature.

1. Deviation by Luce D'Eramo (ISBN: 9781782273905, RRP: $24.99) - A powerful exploration of personal and political awakening during World War II, following one woman's journey through the moral complexities of life under fascist rule.

2. The Infernal Riddle of Thomas Peach: A Gothic Mystery with an Edge of Magick by Jas Treadwell (ISBN: 9781529347333, RRP: $36.99) - A gripping gothic mystery that delves into the supernatural and the enigmatic life of Thomas Peach, blending history and magic in a darkly atmospheric tale.

3. Peace Talks by Tim Finch (ISBN: 9781526611680, RRP: $22.99) - A thought-provoking novel about the complexities of international diplomacy and personal loss, centered around a fictional peace conference.

4. Our Friends in Beijing by John Simpson (ISBN: 9781473674561, RRP: $22.99) - A thrilling political drama set in modern-day China, following a journalist who uncovers a web of intrigue and danger.

5. The Awakening & Other Stories by Kate Chopin (ISBN: 9781435168657, RRP: $24.95) - A collection of Chopin's most famous works, including "The Awakening," which explores themes of identity, freedom, and female empowerment in 19th-century America.

6. Age of Vice: 'The Story is Unputdownable... This is How It's Done When It's Done Exactly Right' Stephen King by Deepti Kapoor (ISBN: 9780708898871, RRP: $32.99) - A sweeping saga of crime, power, and corruption in contemporary India, praised by Stephen King for its compelling narrative and rich characterizations.

7. A Single Thread: A Novel by Tracy Chevalier (ISBN: 9780525558248, RRP: $39.99) - A beautifully crafted historical novel about a woman's quest for independence and self-discovery in 1930s England.

8. The Arsonists' City: A Novel by Hala Alyan (ISBN: 9780358695233, RRP: $29.99) - A multi-generational family saga set in the Middle East and America, exploring themes of identity, displacement, and belonging.

9. The Vanishing Half: Shortlisted for the Women's Prize 2021 by Brit Bennett (ISBN: 9780349701479, RRP: $22.99) - A powerful and thought-provoking novel about twin sisters who choose to live in different racial worlds, and how their choices affect their lives and the lives of their children.

10. Freight Dogs by Giles Foden (ISBN: 9780297868019, RRP: $49.99) - A thrilling novel about the dangerous and adventurous lives of cargo pilots in Africa, blending historical events with fiction.

11. Night. Sleep. Death. The Stars.: A Novel by Joyce Carol Oates (ISBN: 9780062797582, RRP: $49.99) - A profound and sprawling narrative about a family coping with loss and the societal forces that shape their lives, from the acclaimed Joyce Carol Oates.

12. Nineteen Steps by Millie Bobby Brown (ISBN: 9780008530273, RRP: $32.99) - A touching historical novel set during World War II, penned by the actress Millie Bobby Brown, showcasing her storytelling talent in a tale of love, loss, and resilience.

13. Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin (ISBN: 9780008528782, RRP: $29.99) - An evocative novel about Vietnamese refugees navigating their new lives in America, blending the past and present with haunting beauty.

14. Impossible by Sarah Lotz (ISBN: 9780008464011, RRP: $29.99) - A gripping speculative fiction about parallel universes and the connections between them, exploring themes of love, fate, and destiny.

15. The Future by Naomi Alderman (ISBN: 9780008309145, RRP: $32.99) - A dystopian novel from the author of "The Power," envisioning a future shaped by technology and societal upheaval.

16. Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen (ISBN: 9780008308902, RRP: $32.99) - A richly detailed family saga set in the 1970s, capturing the emotional complexities and moral dilemmas of its characters.

17. The Dud Avocado by Elaine Dundy (ISBN: 9781853815812, RRP: $24.99) - A delightful and witty novel about a young American woman’s adventures in 1950s Paris, full of charm and humor.

18. Lady Chatterley's Lover by D. H. Lawrence (ISBN: 9781788280501, RRP: $13.99) - The controversial classic that explores themes of love, class, and sexuality, pushing the boundaries of its time and still resonant today.