Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book box ON1550

This collection of 18 acclaimed secondhand novels brings together diverse voices and captivating narratives from around the world. Whether you're in the mood for historical fiction, contemporary drama, or a thrilling mystery, this box has something for every reader. Discover timeless tales and modern masterpieces that will transport you to different worlds and leave you wanting more.

Contents:

1. The Lost Symbol By: Dan Brown (ISBN: 9780593054277) - Join Robert Langdon on a thrilling quest filled with secrets and hidden symbols in this fast-paced adventure.

2. Aunt Julia & the Scriptwriter By: Mario Vargas Llosa (ISBN: 9780571168835) - A humorous and semi-autobiographical novel that explores the unpredictable world of radio soap operas and young love.

3. Borderliners  By: Peter Høeg (ISBN: 9781860461583) - A gripping and thought-provoking story about three children who challenge the rigid system of their elite boarding school.

4. The Ghost Road By: Pat Barker (ISBN: 9780670870004) - The Booker Prize-winning conclusion to the Regeneration Trilogy, exploring the psychological impact of World War I.

5. Sylvia By: Bryce Courtenay (ISBN: 9780670070268) - A poignant and powerful tale of love, loss, and redemption set against the backdrop of World War II.

6. Cold Mountain By: Charles Frazier (ISBN: 9780340680582) - An epic journey of love and survival during the American Civil War, beautifully written and deeply moving.

7. The Bride Stripped Bare By: Nikki Gemmell (ISBN: 9780007170869) - A bold and provocative novel that explores the complexities of marriage and the search for personal freedom.

8. The Finkler Question By: Howard Jacobson (ISBN: 9781408809105) - Winner of the Man Booker Prize, this witty and poignant novel delves into friendship, identity, and what it means to be Jewish in contemporary Britain.

9. On Chesil Beach By: Ian McEwan (ISBN: 9780099512790) - A delicate and heartbreaking story of love and misunderstandings set in 1960s England.

10. Eyrie By: Tim Winton (ISBN: 9781926428536) - A compelling and atmospheric novel about a man seeking redemption and connection in a rundown apartment building in Fremantle, Australia.

11. Quentins By: Maeve Binchy (ISBN: 9780752851655) - A heartwarming tale of a beloved Dublin restaurant and the lives of the people connected to it.

12. Lovesong By: Alex Miller (ISBN: 9781742371290) - A beautifully crafted novel about love, memory, and the stories that shape our lives.

13. Night Letters By: Robert Dessaix (ISBN: 9780330359917) - An intriguing and reflective journey through the streets of Venice, as a man recounts his experiences and the letters he receives from strangers.

14. Three Dollars By: Elliot Perlman (ISBN: 9780330360432) - A sharp and insightful look at modern life and the challenges faced by a man trying to make a difference in a world driven by money.

15. The Reader By: Bernhard Schlink (ISBN: 9780753804704) - A haunting and morally complex story about a young man's relationship with an older woman, and the secrets that come to light during a post-war trial.

16. Our Souls at Night By: Kent Haruf (ISBN: 9781447299370) - A tender and moving story about two elderly neighbors who find solace and companionship in each other's company.

17. The Slap By: Christos Tsiolkas (ISBN: 9781741753592) - A controversial and thought-provoking novel that examines the ripple effects of a single act of violence at a suburban barbecue.

18. Black Rock White City By: A. S. Patric (ISBN: 9781921924835) - Winner of the Miles Franklin Award, this powerful novel explores the immigrant experience in Australia and the lingering impacts of war and displacement.