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The London Institute is threatened with closure unless its leader can be vindicated. Will and Jem must uncover the Magister's true identity before a deadline expires — while Tessa finds her feelings for both of them becoming impossible to deny or resolve. The love triangle deepens into something that resists easy resolution.

Five characters across three time periods — fifteenth-century Constantinople, contemporary Idaho, and a generation ship in the distant future — are connected by a single ancient Greek manuscript. A meditation on why stories matter.

Styron's memoir of his severe depression in 1985 — the illness he calls 'darkness visible' after a phrase in Milton — is the best literary account of clinical depression ever written: precise about its physical manifestations, honest about its irrationality, and clear-eyed about the inadequacy of the language available to describe it.

The aging writer Gustav von Aschenbach travels to Venice for rest and becomes obsessed with a beautiful Polish boy, unable to leave even as cholera spreads through the city — Mann's most concentrated masterpiece.

Jamie and Claire make their new home in the American colonies, building Fraser's Ridge in the North Carolina backcountry as the rumblings of revolution grow around them. Meanwhile, their daughter Brianna in the twentieth century discovers a letter predicting her parents' fate — and must decide whether to use the stones to change it.

Bathsheba Everdene, an independent and beautiful woman, inherits a farm and finds herself courted by three very different men: the steady shepherd Gabriel Oak, the wealthy neighbouring farmer William Boldwood, and the reckless soldier Sergeant Troy. Hardy's first major success is his most pastoral novel — a celebration of Dorset's agricultural world that he would spend his career elegising.

Ten simple steps to becoming financially whole, from budgeting and debt payoff to saving, investing, and protecting your money.

Baldwin's first and most autobiographical novel follows fourteen-year-old John Grimes on his birthday in 1935 Harlem, moving between his stepfather's fierce Pentecostal faith and the sins and suffering that faith is meant to redeem. The novel interweaves three generations of a Black family in the American South and Harlem in prose of extraordinary lyrical power.

The ninth Outlander novel brings Brianna and Roger back to the eighteenth century and to Fraser's Ridge, reuniting the family across time as the Revolutionary War reaches the Carolinas. Gabaldon navigates the complexities of a divided family during a divided war, with Jamie and Claire at the centre of a community trying to survive history.

Con man Moist von Lipwig is offered a choice: the gallows or running Ankh-Morpork's collapsed Post Office. He chooses the Post Office, finds it haunted by the ghosts of undelivered letters, and faces the ruthless monopoly of the Clacks communications network. A reformed fraudster versus corporate villainy — Pratchett at his most satirically urgent.

Seventeen chapters, each structured around a different near-death experience — from childhood illness to encounters with violent strangers to medical emergencies — that together form a fragmentary, non-chronological memoir of a life lived in proximity to death.

The death of a former Slough House officer's child pulls the team into an operation in Oxford, where old enemies are surfacing and the landscape of British intelligence is quietly being dismantled by people who see it as a procurement opportunity.

Professor Otto Lidenbrock finds a runic message revealing a route to the centre of the earth through an Icelandic volcano. He drags his reluctant nephew Axel and a taciturn Icelandic guide into the depths — through vast underground seas, prehistoric forests, and geological wonders — in Verne's most rapturously imaginative novel.

The essential Borges collection for English readers: twenty-three stories and ten essays, including 'The Garden of Forking Paths,' 'Pierre Menard Author of the Quixote,' 'The Library of Babel,' 'Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius,' and 'The Lottery in Babylon.'

A selection of Seneca's letters to his friend Lucilius, covering friendship, death, time, philosophy, nature, and the cultivation of a virtuous mind.

In the aftermath of the Dark Age, the survivors must rebuild or die. Darrow fights to hold what remains of the Republic. Lysander takes the final steps toward the destiny he was born into. And revelations about the origins of the Society recast everything that has come before.

David Greene's definitive guide to investing in rental properties in markets outside your local area — how to find, analyse, buy, and manage properties remotely with the right team in place.

Emma and Julian's investigation into the ritual murders leads them across the Atlantic to London and the Shadowhunter Academy, while the Cohort — a faction of Shadowhunter extremists — gains political power. The middle volume of the Dark Artifices trilogy expands the world's politics and brings back characters from across the Shadowhunter Chronicles.

Captain Ahab's obsessive hunt for the white whale has driven sailors mad, inspired philosophers, and occupied literary scholars for 170 years — part adventure story, part cetology treatise, part cosmic meditation on obsession, fate, and human insignificance.

Darrow must rebuild the revolution from almost nothing, rallying allies across the solar system for a final war to dismantle the Society and free the color castes from oppression.

Death takes on an apprentice: Mort, a gangly, earnest boy who proves to be terrible at the job in the worst possible way. When Mort uses his new scythe to save a princess who was scheduled to die, reality begins to fracture. Death, meanwhile, discovers he has always wanted to try being human.

Doris Kearns Goodwin's Pulitzer Prize-winning account of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt during World War II — their partnership, their tensions, and their transformation of America into the Arsenal of Democracy.

The third Stormlight Archive novel follows Dalinar Kholin's attempt to unite the nations of Roshar as ancient evils return and the secrets of his past are finally revealed.

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