CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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The Cartography Of Others
Catherine McNamara
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The Birthday Cake
Anna Donatella Ferrera, Sofia Volatile
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The Midwife’s One-Night Fling (Mills & Boon Medical)
Carol Marinelli
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Saving The Single Dad Doc (Mills & Boon Medical)
Louisa Heaton
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Queen of the North
Anne O'Brien
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Loch of the Dead: Frey & McGray Book 4
Oscar De Muriel
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The Oddling Prince
Nancy Springer
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Swim Until You Can’t See Land
Catriona Child
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Marlon Smith
M. Enright
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The Gravity of Love
Noelle Harrison
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Classics Reimagined, the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sophia Martineck
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Fault Lines
Doug Johnstone
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The Distant Echo (Detective Karen Pirie, Book 1)
Val McDermid
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The Nurse’s Special Delivery
Louisa George
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Levi’s War
Julie Thomas
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Saving The Single Dad Doc
Louisa Heaton
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The Midwife’s One-Night Fling
Carol Marinelli
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Goldstein
Volker Kutscher
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You Don’t Know Me
Brooke Magnanti
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Billionaire’s Bargain: Billionaire’s Bargain (Billionaires and Babies) / His Heir, Her Secret (Highland Heroes)
Maureen Child, Janice Maynard
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