Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book Box DSH591
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Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book Box
Discover a collection that promises a diverse array of compelling narratives, from mysterious adventures to deep psychological explorations. Here’s what you’ll find in this treasure trove:
- The Observations by Jane Harris: A spirited and clever maid in 1863 Scotland becomes entangled in her mistress's mysterious research.
- The Dying Beach by Angela Savage: Detective Jayne Keeney investigates a suspicious death in the beautiful setting of Krabi, Thailand.
- Live a Little by Howard Jacobson: A poignant story exploring the lives of two elderly individuals facing their past and forging unexpected connections.
- Freedom by Jonathan Franzen: A complex family drama that delves into the American psyche and personal freedoms.
- All That Follows by Jim Crace: A radical political thriller that examines personal responsibility and activism.
- A Change in the Lighting by Amy Witting: When her husband leaves her for a younger woman, a middle-aged woman must redefine her life.
- Restless by William Boyd: A gripping espionage novel about a young woman discovering her mother’s secret past as a spy during World War II.
- Oystercatchers by Susan Fletcher: A beautifully written tale of two sisters and a dark family secret.
- Chart Throb by Ben Elton: A satirical take on the manic world of reality TV talent shows.
- Sophie and the Sibyl by Patricia Duncker: A witty Victorian romance that cleverly blends historical and literary intrigue.
- The Game by A.S. Byatt: A novel of sibling rivalry and deception between two sisters, one a novelist, the other an academic.
- Being Dead by Jim Crace: A novel that weaves the story of a couple's life and death with profound reflections on nature and existence.
- The Inca Curse by Christopher Ride: A thrilling adventure involving ancient Inca prophecies and a race to prevent a global catastrophe.
- Bettany’s Book by Tom Keneally: A historical saga spanning several generations, touching on themes of family, identity, and belonging.
- The Making of Christina by Meredith Jaffe: A psychological drama about relationships and the choices that define us.
- What I Have Written by John Scott: Explores themes of love, identity, and memory through a provocative narrative.
- Private Life by Jane Smiley: A detailed portrayal of a woman’s life shadowed by the history of the 20th century.
- Tea by Stacey D'Erasmo: A lyrical exploration of a young woman’s journey through grief and discovery.
- Down There by the Train by Kate Sterns: A surreal and enchanting tale of love and redemption.
- Captivity Captive by Rodney Hall: A haunting and lyrical reimagining of a true historical crime in rural Australia.
This collection is perfect for avid readers who delight in rich narratives and complex characters, all packaged in the tactile pleasure of physical books.
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Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book Box
Discover a collection that promises a diverse array of compelling narratives, from mysterious adventures to deep psychological explorations. Here’s what you’ll find in this treasure trove:
- The Observations by Jane Harris: A spirited and clever maid in 1863 Scotland becomes entangled in her mistress's mysterious research.
- The Dying Beach by Angela Savage: Detective Jayne Keeney investigates a suspicious death in the beautiful setting of Krabi, Thailand.
- Live a Little by Howard Jacobson: A poignant story exploring the lives of two elderly individuals facing their past and forging unexpected connections.
- Freedom by Jonathan Franzen: A complex family drama that delves into the American psyche and personal freedoms.
- All That Follows by Jim Crace: A radical political thriller that examines personal responsibility and activism.
- A Change in the Lighting by Amy Witting: When her husband leaves her for a younger woman, a middle-aged woman must redefine her life.
- Restless by William Boyd: A gripping espionage novel about a young woman discovering her mother’s secret past as a spy during World War II.
- Oystercatchers by Susan Fletcher: A beautifully written tale of two sisters and a dark family secret.
- Chart Throb by Ben Elton: A satirical take on the manic world of reality TV talent shows.
- Sophie and the Sibyl by Patricia Duncker: A witty Victorian romance that cleverly blends historical and literary intrigue.
- The Game by A.S. Byatt: A novel of sibling rivalry and deception between two sisters, one a novelist, the other an academic.
- Being Dead by Jim Crace: A novel that weaves the story of a couple's life and death with profound reflections on nature and existence.
- The Inca Curse by Christopher Ride: A thrilling adventure involving ancient Inca prophecies and a race to prevent a global catastrophe.
- Bettany’s Book by Tom Keneally: A historical saga spanning several generations, touching on themes of family, identity, and belonging.
- The Making of Christina by Meredith Jaffe: A psychological drama about relationships and the choices that define us.
- What I Have Written by John Scott: Explores themes of love, identity, and memory through a provocative narrative.
- Private Life by Jane Smiley: A detailed portrayal of a woman’s life shadowed by the history of the 20th century.
- Tea by Stacey D'Erasmo: A lyrical exploration of a young woman’s journey through grief and discovery.
- Down There by the Train by Kate Sterns: A surreal and enchanting tale of love and redemption.
- Captivity Captive by Rodney Hall: A haunting and lyrical reimagining of a true historical crime in rural Australia.
This collection is perfect for avid readers who delight in rich narratives and complex characters, all packaged in the tactile pleasure of physical books.
Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book Box DSH591
$100.00