Here is a great bundle of 10 books for women, comprising:

Chocolat by Joanne Harris (made into a film with Johnny Depp/Judi Dench) - When an exotic stranger, Vianne Rocher, arrives in the French village of Lansquenet and opens a chocolate boutique directly opposite the church, Father Reynaud identifies her as a serious danger to his flock - especially as it is the beginning of Lent, the traditional season of self-denial.  War is declared as the priest denounces the newcomer's wares as the ultimate sin...

Five Quarters of the Orange by Joanne Harris - Beyond the main street of Les Laveuses runs the Loire, smooth and brown as a sunning snake - but hiding a deadly undertow beneath its moving surface.  This is where Framboise, a secretive widow named after a raspberry liqueur, plies her culinary trade at the creperie - and lets her memory play strange games....

Aunt Margaret's Lover by Mavis Cheek - Aunt Margaret, surrogate mother to teenage Saskia, has sent her neice to Canada for a year.  Now, buoyed up by an unexpected legacy that's given her a year of freedom, Aunt Margaret decides to kick up her heels and have some fun...

Man and Boy by Tony Parsons - Harry Silver has it all, a beautiful wife, a wonderful son, a great job in the media - but in one night he throws it all away.  Then Harry must learn what life and love are really all about...

Silences of the Heart by Elizabeth Latham - This is a story of emigration and home, and of long-buried secrets - a story which many families will understand and respond to.  Claudia Carfax, a painter living in Vienna receives an urgent cable asking her to return to the family home on Vancouver Island, where her elderly aunt is dying. In a cellar under the house, she comes across a tin box full of faded letters from the early years of the century.  Examining them, a compelling story begins to surface through the veil of years, as fresh in its intimacy and hidden tragedy as on the days these passionate words were set down...

Captain Corelli's Mandolin by Louis de Bernieres - It is 1941 and Captain Antonio Corelli, a young Italian officer, is posted to the Greek island of Cephallonia as part of the occupying forces.  At first he is ostracised by the locals, but as a conscientious but far from fanatical soldier, whose main aim is to have a peaceful war, he proves in time to be civilised, humorous - and a consummate musician.  When the local doctor's daughter's letters to her fiance - a member of the underground - go unanswered, the working of the eternal triangle seems inevitable.  But can this fragile love survive as a war of bestial savagery gets closer and the lines are drawn between invader and defender?

Bridget Jones, the Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding - do I need to describe?

Love Always by Sally Brampton - After a childhood spent on the move, following her parents from country to country, she is lonely and dislocated.  Then she meets Ben - fascinating, complicated, irresisible Ben.  If home is where the heart is, then Jane has found her place.  But Ben, too young, too avid for adventure, proves an unsafe haven.  Eight years later they meet again, Ben has a wife, Rebecca; Jane has a child, Beattie.  Rebecca is beautiful and neurotic, Beattie is a golden child, sent from the gods.  When tragedy blows their world apart, it pushes them back together again.  Blinded by love and grief, Jane clings to Ben, only to discover that nothing is quite as it seems....

The moon at midnight by Charlotte Bingham - It is late autumn 1962, and darkness is falling, but not just over the idyllic fishing port of Bexham.  The threat of atomic warfare is so real that people are taking their children to work or staying at home with their families as they face what they think might be the end of the world.  For some, the threat is all the more bewildering as they struggle to understand the new generation of the Sixties, a generation for whom they had made so many wartime sacrifices, for whom they had such high hopes...  (hardback)

Wild Flowers by Virginia Andrews - I'm so lucky to have such concerned parents, I have to count my blessings on my hands and feet, my nose and ears.  doesn't everyone wish their parents were divorced?  I couldn't help but wonder if the other girls who were coming to Dr Marlowe's today had also been turned into whips their parents could snap at each other.  Jade's father's chauffeur drove her...  Star's grandmother brought her...  Cat's mother brought her...  We lived in such a perfect world.  Why were we so imperfect?  In all our homes there were shadows in corners and whispers behind doors, no matter how bright and glorious it was outside.  I used to think everyone else was at peace while we were pawns in silent wars.  (hardback)

all in good, clean condition, postage is actual cost via Royal Mail Parcels service, no charge for packaging, low start @ just 50p a book and no reserve

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