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    For the most up-to-date Edelweiss catalog information, visit http://edelweiss.abovethetreeline.com Please refer to the index for page numbers CONTENTS BLOOMSBURY PRESS Architecture’s Odd Couple Hugh Howard The Bitter Taste of Victory Lara Feigel A Higher Form of Killing (pb) Diana Preston Whirlwind (pb) John Ferling The Cultural Revolution Frank Dikötter A New History of Life (pb) Peter Ward and Joe Kirschvink BLOOMSBURY The Kindness (pb) Polly Samson Vita Brevis Ruth Downie Perfect Lives Polly Samson Love, Fred Astaire Jo-Ann Mapson The Last Royal Rebel Anna Keay The Tyrannosaur Chronicles David Hone The Bricks that Built the Houses Kate Tempest Beside Myself Ann Morgan No Way But Gentlenesse Richard Hines Kilimanjaro Spirit Ibrahim Nasrallah White Rage Carol Anderson In the Hope of Virgins Jamal Naji The Drowned Detective Neil Jordan A Cloudy Day on the Western Shore Keep You Close Lucie Whitehouse Mohamed Mansi Qandil Another Little Piece of My Heart (pb) Richard Goldstein Sophia (pb) Anita Anand Heart Attack Watch Alyson Foster Darjeeling (pb) Jeff Koehler God is an Astronaut (pb) Alyson Foster Landskipping Anna Pavord The Great Acceleration Robert Colville The Disinherited (pb) Robert Sackville-West Coup de Foudre (pb) Ken Kalfus The Trees Ali Shaw Death on Earth Jules Howard Big Data Timandra Harkness Sex on Earth (pb) Jules Howard Mr. Eternity Aaron Thier Soccermatics David Sumpter The Ghost Apple (pb) Aaron Thier Lost Among the Birds Neil Hayward Mammissima Elisabetta Minervini Sweet Caress (pb) William Boyd Full Marks for Trying Brigid Keenan The Sunlit Night (pb) Rebecca Dinerstein Proverbs Alice O’Neill Girl in Glass (pb) Deanna Fei Logic Earl Fontainelle City of Jackals Parker Bilal The Travelling Hornplayer Barbara Trapido Sidney Chambers and The Dangers of Temptation The Ninth Life of Louis Drax (pb) Liz Jensen James Runcie The Making of India Kartar Lalvani The Fate of Gender Frank Browning Ahmedabad Amrita Shah Willnot James Sallis For King and Another Country Shrabani Basu Nearer to the Heart’s Desire Robert D.