CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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The Highland Chieftain
Amy Jarecki
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The Valerons – Retribution!
Terrell L Bowers
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Vigilante Law
Dale Graham
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The World to Come: Stories
Jim Shepard
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Women of the Dunes
Sarah Maine
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The Story Keeper
Anna Mazzola
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How to Fall in Love Again: Kitty’s Story
Amanda Prowse
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I’ll Keep You Safe
Peter May
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Little Eve
Catriona Ward
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The Invisibles Book Three
Grant Morrison
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The Duke Buys a Bride: The Rogue Files
Sophie Jordan
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A Duke by Default: Reluctant Royals
Alyssa Cole
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Sweet Fruit, Sour Land
Rebecca Ley
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Death in Shetland Waters
Marsali Taylor
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Twilight Time
Emma Blair
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Goodnight, Sweet Prince
Emma Blair
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Memory and Straw
Angus Peter Campbell
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Tales of Urban Encounters
Gerry Marsh
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Black City
Boris Akunin, Andrew Bromfield
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The Backstreets of Purgatory
Helen Taylor
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