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Summer Reading Special Offer |
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 | Buy any two books from our list of special summer titles, and get a third book free.
Offer lasts until the end of August.
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Book of the Week |
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| | | | Hilarious and at times deadly serious, An Accidental Diplomat offers a wry and irreverent view of the backstage dealings at foregin affairs. |
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2001: A Movie Odyssey |
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| | | | Summer Bookbusters for a taste of what's to come in a cinema near you. |
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Book of the Month July 2001 |
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| Roses are Red (Headline Feature) Patterson, James | 
add to cart |  add review more details | IR£6.95 | * Reviewed by Eason.ie
Alex Cross is back pitting his wits against a bizarre and sadistic criminal mastermind. Once again, Patterson keeps the adrenaline levels high with the world’s favourite detective risking everything. |
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| ONE FOR MY BABY PARSONS TONY |
add to cart | | add review more details | IR£9.80 | * Reviewed by Eason.ie
Hot on the heels of "Man abd Boy" is "One for my Baby", Tony Parsons new novel full of laughter and tears, biting social comment and overwhelming emotion. The question for discussion here is can you truly love one person in your life? |
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| Gingerbread Woman (Headline Review) Johnston, Jennifer |
add to cart | | add review more details | IR£6.95 | * Reviewed by Eason.ie
A commercial and critical success as well as an entertaining and uplifting story about a remarkable friendship. A man and woman meet by accident on a hill and their friendship develops to help both face their lives afresh. |
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| Eclipse (Picador) Banville, John |
add to cart | | add review more details | IR£6.95 | * Reviewed by Eason.ie
Described by The Observer as an important, challenging, spectacularly beautiful work of art, Eclipse proves Banville is in a class of his own. |
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 | | Walking on Water (Bantam P) O'Connor, Gemma |
add to cart | | add review more details | IR£12.97 | * Reviewed by Eason.ie
A small town in the south west of Ireland has its peace and tranquility shattered when a newcomer is found murdered and bound to a tree. Her name was Evangeline Walter. Nobody knew much about her, so who exactly was she, and more importantly, who wanted her dead? |
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