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Italy's most popular author takes a break from his famed Inspector Montalbano mystery series for this slim, action-packed novel based in historical fact. Pulling from personal documents and court records this "reverse Spaghetti Western" recounts the years long struggle of a principled family that refused and resisted the exploitation of both the mafia and the fascist government.
Have you ever read a book and felt that you were holding in your hands a classic, something indipsensable to a language and a culture? Chronicle of the Murdered House is such an example. This book has hints of Dostoyevsky, Garcia Marquez and Antonio Lobo Antunes. Already a classic in Brazil - this book is not only beautifully written and profound, but a joy to read. The dysfunction of a prestigious family in a provincial Brazilian jungle, complete with gossip, backstabbing, cross-dressing and suicide attempts.There's a fully-formed universe taking place in a run-down mansion rotting away in the jungle. Despite having the weight and breadth of a classic, its 600 pages fly by. I dare anyone to read it and not appreciate its artistry and breadth.
This unique book comprises four novellas all centered on the idea of purity. Each novella creates its own world and atmosphere, separate from its counterparts and yet perfectly balanced in a quartet. Disintegration in Four Parts is high concept and yet extremely accessible, boasting something for every reader to discover.
Looking for a spy novel that feels utterly realistic? Kate Atkinson brings us a tale of espionage and intrigue that follows one girl's journey from spy in the 1940's to a woman haunted by her past wrongs. An intricate puzzle of a novel - perfect gift for those book-lovers you're not sure how to buy for!
The War for Gaul is a fantastic account of Julius Caesar’s campaigns of Gaul written by Julius Caesar himself! Through this book, you get to peek into the mind of one of the most faascinating figures in history. It is a great read and it gives a great insight into what was like during this time.
A detailed nonfiction accouunt of "The Troubles" that reads like a frightening murder mystery.
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