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Chivers Audio - BBC Audio Books
New Titles
Cassette Tapes
July
2009
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Raffaela Barker
Poppyland
On a freezing cold night in an unfamiliar city, a man meets a woman.
The encounter lasts just moments, they part barely knowing one another's names,
they make no plans to meet again. But both are left breathless. Five years
on, the man and woman are living separate lives, thousands of miles apart.
But both still think about that night. So if they were to meet again, you'd
think, this time, they'd do whatever it took to hold on to each other. But
can it really be that simple? Or will real life get in the way? Sweeping,
insightful and crackling with emotional intensity, Raffaella Barker's brilliant
new novel is for anyone who's ever dared wonder, What If .. ?
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James Anderson
The Affair of the Thirty-Nine Cufflinks
Understandably, Lord Burford had some misgivings about hosting another house
party at Alderley, his beautiful country mansion. After all, the previous two
could at best be described as disastrous, since a couple of their guests were
bumped off during their stay on each occasion. But with family members travelling
down for the funeral of an elderly relative, the Earl really had no choice
but to offer them accommodation. And it didn't take long for things to start
to go wrong. One of the guests claimed she had knowledge that would ruin the
others' reputations, but nobody took her seriously enough to take offence.
At least, not until her body was found.
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Sulaiman Addonia
The Consequences of Love
The Jeddah streets resemble a scene from an old black-and-white movie: the
women dressed like dark shadows and the men in their light cotton tunics. Naser
is an outsider in Saudi and he needs to hold down his job at the carwash. But
it's hard to adjust to a world that puts up so many barriers between men and
women: walls in the mosque, divider panels in the buses and veils on the street.
A splash of colour arrives in Naser's world when a piece of paper is dropped
at his feet. It is a love note, from a woman whose face he has never seen and
whose voice he has never heard. She tells him that she will wear a pair of
pink shoes the next time she passes so that he can pick her out from the other
women in their identical black abayas. Erotic tension soon runs high.
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