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Seed to dust : life, nature, and a country garden
by Marc Hamer
Describing a year in his life as a country gardener, the acclaimed author of How to Catch a Mole reflects on his own life by exploring the wisdom of plants, the joys of manual labor and the natural cycle of growth and decay that applies to both a garden's life and our own. Illustrations.
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Men of a Certain Age : My Encounters With Rock Royalty
by Kate Mossman
The book is a meditation on the powerful archetype of the ageing rock star, but it is also a personal story - of music and obsession, and of the deep unconscious projections at play in our relationships with the famous people who most capture our hearts. As Kate travels 5,000 miles to try and find Glen Campbell, and to the depths of the Cornish countryside for a rendezvous with Roger Taylor, will she finally unravel the roots of her obsession with the elder statesmen of rock?
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Clown town
by Mick Herron
While recovering from injury, former MI5 agent River Cartwright investigates a missing book tied to his late grandfather's secrets that draws in the disgraced spies of Slough House, in the ninth novel of the series following Bad Actors.
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Mate
by Ali Hazelwood
As the first Human-Were hybrid, Serena is prey to the political machinations of Weres, Vampyres and Humans, while her mate, Koen, Alpha of the Northwest pack, may be the only thing standing between her and total annihilation.
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The witching moon manor : a novel
by Stacy Sivinski
"The Quigley sisters return to the Crescent Moon Tearoom to bargain with Fate once more in the sequel to Stacy Sivinski's Nationally Bestselling debut, The Crescent Moon Tearoom"
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Tourist Season
by Brynne Weaver
Cape Carnage is a seaside town of colorful houses, quirky shops and an unusually high body count, and with tourists comes trouble, but Harper Starling won't let anyone ruin her picture-perfect home.
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