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Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Sword Song by Bernard Cornwell is out in hardback at 29.50 euros. The year is 885 and England is at peace, divided between the Danish

Sponsored by Griffin Bookshop features@algarveresident.com Through a Glass Darkly by Donna Leon Donna Leon’s millions of fans will appreciate this new crime novel in her series featuring Commissario Brunetti and

By SUZY TURNER features@algarveresident.com Suzy Turner has lived in Portugal for 22 years and works as a freelance writer. As well as putting pen to paper for the Algarve Resident’s

Sponsored by Griffin Bookshop features@algarveresident.com Brother Fish by Bryce Courtenay Finally, for his many fans, Bryce Courtenay has at last brought out a new novel. Brother Fish is an Australian

Sponsored by GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Le Bal by Irene Nemirovsky is out in paperback at 12.50 euros. For the millions who loved Suite Française, this new paperback is exquisitely delightful.

Sponsored by Griffin Bookshop features@algarveresident.com Douglas Kennedy’s book, Temptation, is set in Hollywood, which is a world he knows well. David Armitage is a middle-aged screenwriter, who spends years toiling

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Totally Jacqueline Wilson by Jacqueline Wilson is out in hardcover at 20 euros. The perfect gift for any girl (and there are seemingly endless scores

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com The Eucalyptus Dance by Ken Barlow is out in paperback at 17.50 euros. Changing lives at 50 plus is not an easy option. So when

Sponsored by GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com THIS WEEK we are featuring a new novel by Chris Keil, entitled Liminal, priced at 15.50 euros. Chris is visiting the Griffin Bookshop on October

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Ten Things I Hate About Me is the second novel from Randa Abdel-Fattah, author of last year’s acclaimed Does My Head Look Big In This?