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Practical and inspirational this book will show you how to fit running into your everyday routine as well as encouraging you every step of the way. Suitable for all abilities - from the virtual runner who hasn't actually got round to getting their trainers on to the experienced runner lacking motivation and at risk of grinding to a standstill. Backed by scientific research, expert advice and the experiences of female runners, Sam shows you how to stay motivated, the best food and drink for maximum energy, the optimum stretches for top results and how to keep your programme balanced, realistic and challenging but, above all, fun.
Set against the backdrop of the Prohibition Rum Wars, Robuck has brought two real-life figures to the page with heartfelt intimacy and crackling suspense. A fascinating read! -- Chanel Cleeton, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of The Cuban Heiress Two real, brilliant women on two side
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The 7 year wait is over--Miss Fisher is back in a new adventure!The real star is Phryne with her Jazz Age fashions, devil-may-care attitude, and dry narrative wit.--BooklistTaking the waters has never been more delicious--or dangerous...When a mysterious invitation for a spa vacation arrives for Mis
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Lyrical, mesmerizing, and otherworldly. . . stunning proof that Nghi Vo is one of the most original writers we have today. A beautiful, brutal, monstrous Hollywood fantasy.--Taylor Jenkins Reid, New York Times bestselling author of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Immortality is just a casting call
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A gripping story about race, money and motherhood that asks: what would you sacrifice for a new life? ‘A firecracker of a novel’ Madeline Miller ‘Intelligent, thought-provoking, slyly satirical’ Sunday Times ‘About everything a book should be about: race and class, power and inequality – and it’s da
