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Book cover of 'The Housekeeper and the Professor'. Cover is black, with pink cherry blossoms around the edges. In the centre is the title, written in white text.

The Housekeeper and the Professor

The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue

Posted in Fiction, Historical Fiction, LGBTQ+
Tagged with epilepsy, hearing loss
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Book cover of 'The Bone Collector'. Cover is dark brown, focused on the floor of a forest. Leaves have fallen to the floor and started to decay. A pale hand reaches up from the dirt.

The Bone Collector

Posted in Fiction, Thriller
Tagged with quadriplegia
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Cover of 'When the Flood Falls'. A picture of a woman looking across a misty body of water, to a forest and mountains. The book title is over the top in large yellow letters, the bottom of the last word is partially submerged in the water.

When the Flood Falls

Posted in #OwnVoices, Fiction, Mystery
Tagged with chronic illness, ME/CFS, PTSD
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Book Cover of 'No Cure Required'. A picture of a woman wearing glamorous earrings, biting her lip. The Book title is over her chest in maroon.

No Cure Required

Posted in Fiction, LGBTQ+, Romance
Tagged with chronic illness, fibromyalgia
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Book Cover of 'Restoration Love'. A picture of a woman holding her long dark brown hair away from her eye. The book title is in white over the top of the image.

Restoration Love

Posted in Fiction, Romance
Tagged with panic disorder
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Book Cover of 'The Bone Houses'. A large Skull made up of leaves and flourishes on a black background. The title is in white in front of the skull.

The Bone Houses

Book cover of 'The Girls I've Been'. A drawing of a black wig as if upon an invisible person, with only their hand visible holding out keys. The background is bright red and the title is in black.

The Girls I’ve Been

Posted in Contemporary, Fiction, LGBTQ+, Thriller, Young Adult
Tagged with endometriosis
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Book cover of 'Get a Life, Chloe Brown'. Cover is a pale blue, with the title in large red letters. To the bottom left of the colour are two figures embracing each other: one is a black person with glasses, dark hair in a bun and wearing a dress; the other is white wearing a leather jacket and with shoulder-length hair. Behind them is a grey cat.

Get a Life, Chloe Brown

Posted in Contemporary, Fiction, Romance
Tagged with chronic illness, chronic pain, fibromyalgia
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Mantis Dreams: The Journal of Dr. Dexter Ripley

Posted in Fiction, Satire
Tagged with chronic illness, wheelchair user
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