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In the palm of my outstretched hand I am holding one of the smallest pizza deliveries I have ever received. The 13cm squared box flips open to reveal a stack of round pizza recipe cards.
The opening sentences to Alice Feeney’s latest release My Husband’s Wife reads: “Everybody lies and everybody dies. Those are two of the only things you can be certain of in an uncertain world.”
Leadership and culture at heart of ending ‘silent epidemic’
Jake Hoddinott ‘Migrations Beneath a Baobab’ covers themes of love, loyalty and survival in 1830s
When Charlotte Lucas chooses security over romance, her eyes are wide open to the decision she is making in 'Introducing Mrs Collins' by Rachel Parris
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