CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Lies of the Land
Chris Dolan
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Wanting
Richard Flanagan
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Chronicles of the Knobs
Sherman S. Smith
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Noon in Paris, Eight in Chicago
Douglas Cowie
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Serious Sweet
A. L. Kennedy
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The Malice of Waves
Mark Douglas-Home
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Collins Classics – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Babylon Berlin
Volker Kutscher, Niall Sellar
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The Art of Waiting
Christopher Jory
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Girls on Fire
Robin Wasserman
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The Wrong Child
Barry Gornell
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Blood Torment
T. F. Muir
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The Last Day I Saw Her
Lucy Lawrie
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The Jewel
Catherine Czerkawska
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Untitled Novel 2
Patrick Gale
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Rat Run: An Scottish Police Procedural
Caro Ramsay
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When Dark Clouds Pass
J. A. Frances
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The Novel Habits of Happiness
Alexander McCall Smith
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The Firemaker
Peter May
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Chasing Charlie
Linda McLaughlin
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