CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Nineteen-Eighty Four: The Jura Edition
George Orwell, Alex Massie
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The Coffinmaker’s Garden
Stuart MacBride
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Ka, the Ring and the Raven
Richard Hallewell , Rebecca Coope
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The Golden Rendezvous
Alistair MacLean
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The Lonely Sea
Alistair MacLean
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Macbeth: The Red King
Shaun Manning, Anna Wieszczyk
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Nineteen Eighty-Four: The Jura Edition
George Orwell, Alex Massie
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Impolitic Corpses
Paul Johnston
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The Blackhouse
Peter May, Peter Forbes
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Regency Scandal: Infamous Rogues: Highland Heiress (Regency Highland) / Highland Rogue, London Miss
Margaret Moore
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The Sign of the Four
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Mint Editions
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The Black Arrow
Robert Louis Stevenson, Mint Editions
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Catriona
Robert Louis Stevenson, Mint Editions
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The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Mint Editions
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The White Company
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Mint Editions
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Lazy Susan
Alan Bissett
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A Study in Scarlet
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Mint Editions
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Devil’s Garden: The gripping Scottish crime thriller
Aline Templeton
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The Glasgow Girl at War: The new heartwarming saga from the author of the G.I. Bride
Eileen Ramsay
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The Green Lantern Season Two Volume 1
Grant Morrison, Liam Sharp
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