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An Introduction to Bernard Lonergan by Peter Beer An Introduction to Bernard Lonergan
his book aims to help form a basis for inquiry into Lonergan’s achievement in his new approach to the great philosophical questions...  Peter Beer
A Woman's War by Jaqueline and John Dinan A Woman's War
Rosie is not alone in her growing apprehension towards Australiaís involvement in a war.   Jaqueline and John Dinan
Demons At Dusk by Peter Stewart Demons At Dusk
“… every Australian should read this book. Demons at Dusk is an extremely powerful account of one of the most tragic and remarkable chapters of Australia’s history …” Peter FitzSimons. Author,  Peter Stewart
The Shipping Broker by Derek Berg The Shipping Broker
On a winter’s day in 1913, Sverre Berg left Norway to get experience in shipping offices in Glasgow and Nantes.  Derek Berg
O’Malley MHR by Larry Noye O’Malley MHR
He well and truly does. Colour went with King O’Malley. He breezes into the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition of 1888 to have international pressmen rocking with laughter as he tells his stories.  Larry Noye
Why Have Babies by Helen Davis Why Have Babies
Being a parent is a lifetime event and there are few guarantees. Nobody can foretell the future. We can only do our best and try to be optimistic about the outcome.  Helen Davis
Goodbye Crackernight by Justin Sheedy Goodbye Crackernight
One night a year, the infinite normality of the suburbs is shot with utter magic.  Justin Sheedy
Dream Raider by KC Webb Dream Raider
Johnny Marsh is different. For John the mysterious and unknown is not something to be afraid of. When he was a child he wasnít afraid of the monster under the bed; he would go looking for it.   KC Webb
Pemberley Through the Ages -- A Grand Reinvention of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice by Norma Jean Moseley Pemberley Through the Ages -- A Grand Reinvention of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
In the 1400s, the Duke of York rewarded his steward, George Darcy, with a parcel of land in Derbyshire. This parcel of land came to be known as ‘Pemberley’.  Norma Jean Moseley
The Wong Way to Marry by C A Poulter The Wong Way to Marry
The 70s – an era when V8s ruled, motorbikes were naked, hair was long, Led Zeppelin and the Eagles soared the airwaves …  C A Poulter
Gems of a Generation by Sue Trethowan-Jones Gems of a Generation
The beading girls provides an exciting snapshot of the baby boomer era, historically important because of the introduction of the contraceptive pill.  Sue Trethowan-Jones
Before I Forget by Allan Stanton Before I Forget
Allan Stanton’s dreams of becoming a professional golfer were cut short in June 1967 when he was called up for National Service in the Australian Army  Allan Stanton
Scorpio’s Lot by Ray Smithies Scorpio’s Lot
Following the murder of a young, well-liked man in the small, peaceful community of Pedley, Tom Harrison’s world is plunged into turmoil. Determined to protect his niece Brigit from Scorpio, a notorious drug syndicate.  Ray Smithies
Tojo's Fate by Cyrus McFarlane Tojo's Fate
During WW2 many Australian operatives inserted behind Japanese lines by submarine, parachute or boat fell into the hands of the enemy who were waiting for them as they landed.   Cyrus McFarlane
Escape from Oppression by Miriam Aviva Micheel Escape from Oppression
Escape from Oppression is a true story, set against the backdrop of Germany in the 1930s and 1940s.  Miriam Aviva Micheel
Three Small Suspects by Nicholas James Horgan Three Small Suspects
No concrete evidence was ever found as to who lit the match but I overheard Dad tell Mum, “I’ve got it narrowed down to three small suspects.”  Nicholas James Horgan
Behind the Rock by Jon Hayton and Leon Isackson Behind the Rock
Teen Time, Bandstand, Dig Richards, Johnny O’Keefe, Sing, Sing, Sing, Col Joye & The Joy Boys, The Delltones, Sydney Stadium, Saigon … ...  Jon Hayton and Leon Isackson
The Dictates of Destiny by Royce Hall The Dictates of Destiny
The Dictates of Destiny is an intriguing story concerning a most unusual and complex man.View the movie trailer at http://www.dictatesofdestiny.com/  Royce Hall
Fragments from a Forgettory by Doug Buckley Fragments from a Forgettory
A tour de force of a memoir in an unmistakable Australian voice. Often humorous and with a heart for the underdog, this is also a kind of love story. Nick Greiner former Premier: "A highly personal, insightful reflection on a life of public service  Doug Buckley
Australia 2050 by Gregory R. Copley Australia 2050
An examination of Australia's condition, outlook and option's for the first half of the 21st century.  Gregory R. Copley
You Blokes from the City? by James Nott You Blokes from the City?
James Nott was born into a farming family in the Central West of NSW. His early schooling took place in Dubbo, followed by boarding school in Sydney.   James Nott
Slick Sisters Motorcycle Club by Michael Joseph Stanton Slick Sisters Motorcycle Club
During the year of Our Lord, 1484, Pope Innocent VIII issued a Papal Bull declaring ‘that members of both sexes do not avoid to have sexual intercourse with evil angels, incubi and succubi …’  Michael Joseph Stanton
Dragon of the Second Moon by Christian Tamblyn Dragon of the Second Moon
Finding himself resuscitated on a fertile world, exiled through the chasms of space, is only the first of many overwhelming surprises for Alex Hall.  Christian Tamblyn
Now Tell Me This by Penny Becchio Now Tell Me This
Des Simpson wants to be a professional piano player, but in 1938 opportunities are rare, so when he gets the chance to play in a dance band he takes it.  Penny Becchio
Shallow Water by Stuart Black Shallow Water
A lifeless body by the side of the road in Notting Hill …
A gorgeous but high maintenance wife self-destructing because she’s been denied access to the family fortune … Another death – this time in the shallows of the stunning Great Barrier R  Stuart Black
Bil and Tina  Bullying Is Lame by Michael L. Bush Bil and Tina Bullying Is Lame
7 Steps To Avoid Bullying
In our early school years we are bombarded with many new educational tasks.  Michael L. Bush
A Pogo's Perspective by Greg Smith A Pogo's Perspective
The term Pogo was a label given to every soldier in Vietnam whose role it was to support the troops involved in combat duties, supposedly a safe vocation. Examples would be Orderly Room, Q-Store, Cooks, Ordnance, Medical and Dental Staff, et cetera.  Greg Smith
Inside the Ropes by Professor G Douglas Tracy AO Inside the Ropes
Humour outweighs dignity in this autobiography by a leading Australian surgeon, foundation Professor of Surgery at St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney, and past President of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.  Professor G Douglas Tracy AO
Seventh Time Lucky by Harry Giesen Seventh Time Lucky
A man stepped out from behind a rock. He looked decidedly friendly and identified himself without having to say a word – the Partisans’ red star on his cap said it all. “Jesus Christ!” I blurted out. “We’ve made it  Harry Giesen
Solly’s Way by Ron Thomas Solly’s Way
It is the 1890’s and the prosperous years are one. Drought and depression are biting hard across the outback. The falling price of wool triggers violent confrontation between the pastoralists and the shearers’ union.  Ron Thomas
Prophecy of the Pendulum by Susan Taylor Prophecy of the Pendulum
Prophecy of the pendulum provides an opportunity for every person to become their own psychic! Board Game  Susan Taylor
Speaking With Dogs by JB Garry Speaking With Dogs
JB Garry, a successful breeder of Dobermans, has also worked as a dog trainer, providing his services to the police and the military. He has trained hundreds of dogs with great success – admirers say he ‘speaks with dogs’.  JB Garry
Fun, Fast and Fabulous Food by Alison Taafe Fun, Fast and Fabulous Food
Alison Taafe’s inspirational cookbook takes all the pressure out of home entertaining for the most inexperienced of cooks.  Alison Taafe
Your Sustainable Garden by Robin Johnson Your Sustainable Garden
An invaluable and practical guide to those many home owners and keen gardeners as they struggle to cope with the challenge of continuing water restrictions in finding ways to maintain viable gardens.  Robin Johnson
Blow the Wind Southerly by Vincent Smith Blow the Wind Southerly
Blow the Wind Southerly is a story of adventure and intrigue set against the background of World War 1 and a mother’s attempt to see her daughter disinherited in favour of her son.  Vincent Smith
Boggo Road Jail Outbreak; Riots to Ruin by Stephen M. Cage Boggo Road Jail Outbreak; Riots to Ruin
Still standing and proud to have served. End of an Era in Penal Servitude and Punishment.  Stephen M. Cage
River Dance by June Cookson River Dance
What had driven teenage grape-picker Sasha Cantrelle to commit suicide? Or was it murder?
Only six days remain before B&S Ball revellers and grape-pickers depart the outback river town of Kickabutt.  June Cookson
From the Land Beyond the Forest by John Irtel From the Land Beyond the Forest
John Irtel was born in Transylvania, a land rich in traditions and populated by resilient people. Somewhat naively, John absconds in 1947 to escape the ravages of change in postwar Eastern Europe.  John Irtel
Flight to Australia by Roger Crook Flight to Australia
David shoots and kills a demented Catholic fanatic as he attempts to assassinate his mother, the famous Dr Phyllis McGonigal, a world leader in birth control and female reproduction.  Roger Crook
Such a Full Sea by Gregory R. Copley Such a Full Sea
The book looks at the transformation of a zone on which Australia is already disproportionately dependent for its wealth, and for its future opportunity.  Gregory R. Copley
Gouda Town Mice Chronicles Book 1 Tilly Nibbles, Lilly Squeak and Snowball the Bully by Lainey Sheldon Gouda Town Mice Chronicles Book 1 Tilly Nibbles, Lilly Squeak and Snowball the Bully
It’s Tilly’s first day at school and she’s come across a bully called Snowbell who wants to steal her lunch, but Tilly’s found a new friend called Lizzy.  Lainey Sheldon
Unshackled by Michael Beashel Unshackled
It’s 1854 and John Leary has it made with Clarissa his expectant attractive wife and a growing building company.  Michael Beashel
The Sand Symbols by Nola Turner-Jensen The Sand Symbols
Sarah Gibson sat in her faded but comfortable old chair and looked fondly down at her 6 beautiful grandchildren seated on the ground in front of her.  Nola Turner-Jensen
Marketing with no money by Leah Squire Marketing with no money
...how to get your business the attention it deserves" the book by Leah Squire owner of internet based travel company www.byokids.com.au ...your family travel gurus.  Leah Squire
Yesterday was Warm and Sunny by Allan Skerman Yesterday was Warm and Sunny
The disc of light was a thing of incredible beauty backgrounded by the blackness of space but what Ronnie Bleek was seeing and hearing just could not be, he knew.  Allan Skerman
Letters from Aceh by Letters from Aceh
A collection of letters and photographs exchanged between students from the tsunami devastated Aceh province, and children from international destinations.
The foreword has been written by the Indonesian President, Dr Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.  
The Hodgkiss Mysteries by Peter Sinclair The Hodgkiss Mysteries
Hodgkiss is a cranky old sod. The continual sniping and point-scoring between him and his son-in-law, Detective Sergeant Donald Burke, drives his daughter Esme to distraction.  Peter Sinclair
The Hodgkiss Mysteries Vol II by Peter Sinclair The Hodgkiss Mysteries Vol II
The cranky old sod is still sniping at the conniving, manipulative members of Kanundda Council through his letters to the local paper, The Northern Star.  Peter Sinclair
The Hodgkiss Mysteries Volume III by Peter Sinclair The Hodgkiss Mysteries Volume III
Hodgkiss is never wrong … or hardly ever. He was quite certain that the number thirteen was never used on houses in the streets of Kanundda.
  Peter Sinclair

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Shadows and Light – Journeying Through Cancer by Sandra Slatter Shadows and Light – Journeying Through Cancer
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'Cancer' is a word that frightens most of us, but for some it can also take them on a personal and spiritual journey where they are able to once again find the joy in life and a passion to experience it to the fullest.  Sandra Slatter

Tea in the Library by Annette Freeman Tea in the Library
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Fulfilling the dream of many a book-lover, Annette Freeman bravely stepped outside her mid-life comfort zone and opened a bookshop café in the heart of Sydney.  Annette Freeman

Taekwondo Bongsul by Yong Dai Cho Taekwondo Bongsul
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Taekwondo Bongsul is easy to learn for women, men and children of all ages.  Yong Dai Cho

Letters from Holman's Find by Ian Hummerston Letters from Holman's Find
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Holman’s Find hit its peak in the early 1900s. A thriving gold-mining town in the middle of nowhere, it was bursting with energy with a bank on every corner, a town hall, post office, pubs and bar brawls. Then things changed  Ian Hummerston

Glimpses of Purgatory by Robert Menzies Glimpses of Purgatory
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It is the 1960s and the world is changing rapidly, socially, morally and politically.  Robert Menzies

Love and Other Noxious Needs by Sandra Clough Love and Other Noxious Needs
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This book is about finding love and peace, through an understanding of our individual self responding to others.  Sandra Clough

Tivoli King by Gae Anderson Tivoli King
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Harry Rickards is recognised as one of the most colourful and dynamic showmen to appear on the Australian variety theatre stage.  Gae Anderson

Thylacine Man by Noel Tuckey Thylacine Man
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A brilliant, fast action novel from the prolific pen of freelance author N.G.Tuckey, which explores the hidden world of the elusive Tasmanian tiger, presumed extinct since 1936.  Noel Tuckey

The Breeze by Felix The Breeze
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On the surface, the author was living a carefree life when along came several life challenges that would transform her entire way of life.  Felix

Competitions The Book by Craig Seitam Competitions The Book
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Craig Seitam doesn't enter competitions, he creates them!
  Craig Seitam

Earth Reborn by Michael Morel Earth Reborn
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Two advanced souls are sent to Earth by the elders of the Golden Realm on a challenging and momentous mission: to create peace  Michael Morel

Come In Spinner by Barry Wilkes Come In Spinner
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With the memories of heavy German Air raids over England, a traumatic and troubled family background, with virtually no fatherly guidance, an eleven year old migrant boy leaves for Australia to start a new life.  Barry Wilkes

Ghost Whisperer by Caterina Ligato Ghost Whisperer
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An intriguing journey into the world of Spirit. The impact of the Spirit Realm on the physical world comes alive with the documenting of psychic attacks and demonic interference.  Caterina Ligato

Truth in Masquerade by Cedric Hampson Truth in Masquerade
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A boy who struggles with being caught between two cultures grows up to become a doctor to keep his beloved mother happy.  Cedric Hampson

Wasp Season by Jennifer Scoullar Wasp Season
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This contemporary Australian thriller is on one level a story of family disintegration and social alienation. It concerns Beth, her estranged husband Mark, and his beautiful young girlfriend, Helen.  Jennifer Scoullar

Encounter by Ronelle Smith Encounter
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A lonely but gifted thirteen year old schoolboy is drawn into a web of international intrigue and espionage.  Ronelle Smith

Goulburn’s Deliverance by Grant Rodwell Goulburn’s Deliverance
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Young Aussie, Michael Fitzpatrick, is an intelligent lad with a promising future at the Sydney General Post Office.  Grant Rodwell

Vanishing Point by Alan Moore Vanishing Point
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The Australian Outback is a vast and empty place, hiding many secrets.  Alan Moore

Baibi and Boangun by Allan Skerman Baibi and Boangun
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To Domarli the ship was of all things the most utterly real.  Allan Skerman

Webs of Deception by Robert Menzies Webs of Deception
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Dr James Ulrich, Headmaster of Sydney Boys’ Christian College, has been harbouring a terrible secret for twenty-eight years and he has lived with the guilt and shame for all of his adult life.  Robert Menzies

Dickheads and Witches by Michael Morel Dickheads and Witches
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Men! Do you really understand women?
Women! Do you truly believe that you understand your male counterparts?  Michael Morel

Double Deception by Stephen May Double Deception
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When establishing the identity of the victim of a near fatal automobile accident proves puzzling, determining the motives behind his strange activities is even harder.  Stephen May

The Undesirable Immigrant by Ian Marshall The Undesirable Immigrant
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Georgina Lock’s only apparent sin was that she wanted to marry an Australian who already had a wife.  Ian Marshall

Beside the River by Sally Graham Beside the River
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Celia, a young English immigrant, finds life in a remote Australian township lonely and dull. Then she becomes caught up in local affairs and finds that beneath the surface, things are not all what they seem.   Sally Graham

Escape to Van Diemen’s Land by Bob Mainwaring Escape to Van Diemen’s Land
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Martin Maynard is born into an English country family in the “hungry twenties” of the 1800’s, a period of depression, unrest and hopelessness.Fortunate to have a secure life because of his father’s position as bailiff of the g  Bob Mainwaring

…regards, some girl with words by Elizabeth Ryan …regards, some girl with words
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Articulate, perceptive, sensitive, quirky, and often hauntingly beautiful, Genevieve Ryan’s writing explores the innermost experiences of a young woman growing up in an exhilarating and confusing world.  Elizabeth Ryan

Whistler Street by Noel Braun Whistler Street
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After a childhood in the surf of Western Australia, Vince Kelly is enthused with a burning desire to save mankind and enters the Catholic priesthood. In contrast, his lifelong mate from the beaches, Jamie Griffiths.  Noel Braun

Into Your Dreams by Bradley Marshall Into Your Dreams
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Sam’s dreams are somehow linked to reality. Although he cannot explain it, his dreams actually play out around him to the exact minute detail.  Bradley Marshall

Labyrinth in the Snow by Lindsay B. Rochcouste Labyrinth in the Snow
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Two human babies from the village of Cluney are abducted by the female Wizard Mirabel.  Lindsay B. Rochcouste

My Brother Tom by Richard Stubbs My Brother Tom
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As far back as he could remember, Malcolm Henderson had always been living in the shadow of his perfect, older brother Tom.  Richard Stubbs

Tangwystl by Gwennifyr Jackson Tangwystl
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Here Beginneth
The Gwarchan Of Adebon…
The apple will not fall far from the apple-tree,
The diligent cannot prosper with the prodigal  Gwennifyr Jackson

Tight in the Bud by Cassandra Jose Tight in the Bud
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Available from Amazon When Katrina’s daughters travel overseas, she is overwhelmed by a deluge of loneliness. To revive her ailing social life, she joins a scrapbooking class where an old photograph unleashes buried regrets for her long-ago compani  Cassandra Jose

The Light of the World by Win Wise The Light of the World
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After teaching religious education in Sunday schools and public schools for forty years, Win and Tom Wise had an idea.  Win Wise

Top to Toe Pamper Guide by Carmel Veronica Locaso Top to Toe Pamper Guide
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What does a woman do when she has a few hours to herself and needs to unwind? She pampers herself with beauty treatments from this Top-To-Toe Pamper Guide. The instructions are easy to follow and the procedures are simple, yet effective.  Carmel Veronica Locaso

Despite Pain by Peta Price Despite Pain
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This book is written for people who are living with chronic pain, their family and their friends.  Peta Price

Tree of Life From Nemi to Global Warning by Jennifer Talbot Tree of Life From Nemi to Global Warning
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Mythology, environmental destruction, journeys in India, Europe and Australia, spirituality, especially the connection between the Great Goddess...  Jennifer Talbot

A Look Through My Window by Peter Ginman A Look Through My Window
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A Look Through My Window is more than a look, rather it is a roller-coaster ride of humour, love, tragedy and hope, interspersed with historical events that should not be forgotten, all whilst sharing the author’s life from the early 1930s  Peter Ginman

To Russia for Love by Tina Morris To Russia for Love
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Tina Morris dreamt a handsome prince would come and take her away to live happily ever after, but the reality was that her father was an alcoholic and her siblings called her ‘the little bitch’.  Tina Morris

Watching by Jeff Edwards Watching
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How does a young woman of wealthy parents and high birth become the owner of one of the most famous bordellos in London?  Jeff Edwards

Flight of the Fauvette by Arlette Ravard Guedon Flight of the Fauvette
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Arlette Guedonís life started in France, happily, despite the post-war era, but within a few short years, catastrophic events would catapult her into harsh and sometimes most difficult situations.  Arlette Ravard Guedon

Faith, Hope and Prayer by Rita Megale Faith, Hope and Prayer
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Most of my married life I took it for granted that I had found a special someone out there for me, no questions asked  Rita Megale

One Man's Journey by Guy Sigley One Man's Journey
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Running from the agony of betrayal, John McDouall Stuart sails across the globe to search for solace in the arms of a foreign, undiscovered land.  Guy Sigley

Escape to Death by Richard Le Normand Escape to Death
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In 1947 Marcel, Peter and Gerda, working for a special branch of the secret service, run an escape route from Germany, through France and Spain, to their castle on the Portuguese coast.  Richard Le Normand

Behind The Pub Door by Dorothy Dickhart Clarke Behind The Pub Door
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From growing up after the Second World War in Western Australia where the chooks were psychotic and the dunny was dangerous, to serving beers to the miners from the Kalgoorlie goldfields,  Dorothy Dickhart Clarke

The Morutau Affair by Vernon H. Baker The Morutau Affair
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In the steamy jungle of Southern Papua in the early 1950s, a white plantation owner is murdered. An exciting and compelling story from start to finish.   Vernon H. Baker

Managers Behaving Badly by Harro Drexler Managers Behaving Badly
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This book demonstrates there is scope for educational institutions to research the link between workplace stress and organizational performance.  Harro Drexler

The Arms of Compassion Hold the Truth by Sue Osborne The Arms of Compassion Hold the Truth
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The arms of compassion hold the truth is a compelling book about how man-kind has disconnected from the spirit of Nature's matter and all she has to teach us.  Sue Osborne

A Wee Bit of Tartan by Thomas George Jnr A Wee Bit of Tartan
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I sincerely hope you will gain some knowledge into people like myself. We can live and love and enjoy a full, deserving life in spite of all the diverse obstacles we learn to overcome and, keep in mind, genuine true love knows no barriers.  Thomas George Jnr

Sex is for Sinners by Michael Morel Sex is for Sinners
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Mick Malone has inherited the naivety and wit of the Irish along with a dash of French spice, a portion of English prudishness and a generous Germanic love of good beer.  Michael Morel

The Triumph of Tragedy by Vakkina Panagiotidis The Triumph of Tragedy
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The Triumph of Tragedy is the story of Vakkina and her struggle to achieve her dreams to be a painter and to own her own business.  Vakkina Panagiotidis

The Calvanni by Chris McMahon The Calvanni
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The time is Storm Season on the world of Yos, when the twin suns eclipse and the planet is plunged into bitter cold.  Chris McMahon

The Tinderbox by Mark Whitelaw The Tinderbox
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The mysterious Tinderbox Penisula harbours a terrible secret… The evidence from the press clippings is indisputable – a pattern of crime spanning more than a decade and not a single arrest.  Mark Whitelaw

Thunderbang by Iris Foster Thunderbang
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Jack and Paul sought the cool shade under the gum trees, the cattle rested around the waterhole, recovering from their trip across the hot, treeless plain.  Iris Foster

One Woman’s Empty Nest by Kate Seaton One Woman’s Empty Nest
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What do you do … when life throws you into a new phase, and you aren’t quite ready to change?  Kate Seaton

Celebrating Life by Sandra Slatter Celebrating Life
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The year 2006 commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at The Royal Melbourne Hospital, but marks 20 years of triumph, friendship and even sorrow in the lives of those involved with this world renowned treatment cure.  Sandra Slatter

Home of Tortured Souls by Bette Shiels Home of Tortured Souls
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When Lee Bray’s love of old buildings led her to the abandoned Colonial Orphanage, little did she imagine that her life would be flung into a world of the Supernatural...   Bette Shiels

Seige of Karabulduk by Harold Waller Seige of Karabulduk
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Life ‘outside the law’ is exciting for Oya, Kenon and her band of Kurdish rebels, who spend their days smuggling money to various Turkish prisons in order to assist in the fight for independence.  Harold Waller

A Killer at Large by Richard Le Normand A Killer at Large
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A sixteen-year old boy is brutally raped by German soldiers and deported to France where he escapes, and becomes obsessed with revenge.  Richard Le Normand

Silences and Empty Spaces by Barbara Fitzgibbon Silences and Empty Spaces
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Silences and Empty Spaces is the story of a maverick redhead who refuses to do the socially expected and chooses to run with the feeling that something special waits for those willing to chase will-o’-the-wisps.  Barbara Fitzgibbon

The Last Druid by Michael Lawrence The Last Druid
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As a group of student archeologists is uncovering an ancient castle in Cornwall, so a professor of information technology is uncovering an ancient Truth in Brisbane, Australia.  Michael Lawrence

The Durham Relics by Harold Waller The Durham Relics
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In 1539 a group of monks hide valuable church relics in an underground tunnel in order to avoid King Henry the Eighth’s plundering henchmen.  Harold Waller

Art on the Edge by Billy Munro Art on the Edge
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Jackanapes by T. John Ward Jackanapes
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The future looks bleak for the ‘Artful Dodger’ as he languishes in Newgate Prison awaiting transportation.  T. John Ward

Walking into the Light by Majorie Lindsay Copley Walking into the Light
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People in all ages take different lessons from life. Some choose to learn distrust;some never learn to contribute to society, nor learn the joy of selflessness. In todays abundant society, it would be easy to forget that sacrifice for the greater goo  Majorie Lindsay Copley

And I all Undressed by Elvira Davis And I all Undressed
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Sonnets, a pantoum and triolets are some of the forms of poetry in this collection that tell about lost love, war and the beauty of the sunrise.  Elvira Davis

The Lighthouse Keeper by Sonia F. Stevens The Lighthouse Keeper
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My Imagination
My Words of Wisdom
Sharing a part of my Life with you.
Just Words put together by my Feeling
Read them,
Enjoy them.
  Sonia F. Stevens

Missing by Alison Lewis Missing
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An heart-wrenching story of a woman whose husband disapperars on a ski-trip and the devastating impact this has on her family.  Alison Lewis

Dandelion in the Wind by Geraldine Fennell Dandelion in the Wind
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Sometimes the wind pushes us along paths we don’t expect to take, yet Nature appears to understand human frailty.  Geraldine Fennell

Mankind's Sacred Journey into Light  The Welcoming of the Sacred by Brenda Joy Showers Mankind's Sacred Journey into Light The Welcoming of the Sacred
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This sacred journey is a spiritual awakening to a new way of being, to an awareness that will fill the emptiness in your soul with love, light, knowledge and fulfilment.  Brenda Joy Showers

Arrest the Silent Killer by Marion Seferth Arrest the Silent Killer
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Arrest the Silent Killer is the author's personal account of her courageous battle with ovarian cancer, from the frustrating search to final diagnosis in 1997, then up to the present day.  Marion Seferth

The Little Pond by Harold Waller The Little Pond
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Norton Tees is a sleepy little village in rural England, the residents of which seem to be rather wealthy, yet rather idle. Or are they . . .  Harold Waller

North Queensland Fishing Eldorado by Ralph De Lacey North Queensland Fishing Eldorado
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The North Queensland Fishing Eldorado began when a dramatic change came over the commercial fishing industry in North Queensland during the late 1960?s.  Ralph De Lacey

Nuclear Islam and Other Stories by Tom Law Nuclear Islam and Other Stories
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The threat of nuclear war or serious nuclear accident remains with us. Tom Law argues that these risks are increasing to a chilling degree with the continued proliferation of nuclear facilities, particularly in the emerging economies of Asia.  Tom Law

Orestes: Greece to Australia by Ann Tregenza Orestes: Greece to Australia
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The story of a young Greek man who migrates to Australia in the 1980s.  Ann Tregenza

The Intelligent Spy by Jeanine D Lloyd The Intelligent Spy
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Superintendent Lachlan Lanzini sets out to investigate the brutal mutilation murder of a Senior Intelligence Officer, Brigadier Caspar Laslo Woolfe, known as “Cash.”   Jeanine D Lloyd

Senses of Being by Annette Hansen Senses of Being
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The mind can be a frightening or comforting place. Some people may be scared of what they may find there;  Annette Hansen

Superfund The Dodgy Investment by Peter Jans Superfund The Dodgy Investment
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The story of “a country lad who was foolishly willing to believe that the information supplied on a tax invoice was going to be true and correct.”  Peter Jans

Hunters and Gatherers by Joe Deriu Hunters and Gatherers
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The hatred between two brothers, Huyuk and Krot, leads to a split among the people in Uro’s village. Along with a group of other hunters and gatherers,  Joe Deriu

The Flight of the Raven - Vol 1 The Star Fire Saga by SK Ashley The Flight of the Raven - Vol 1 The Star Fire Saga
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In the new millennium 3001, humans have adjusted to a huge change of living conditions after the devastating nuclear wars of 2902.  SK Ashley

Merino Murder by R. Casey Merino Murder
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In an outback area of Australia, Merino rams are dying, suddenly, violently and unaccountably, and a nearby agricultural research station is called upon to study the problem. The investigation is barely underway before a technician is found dead in a  R. Casey

Raging Hormones by Masao Usui Raging Hormones
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Beauty, wealth and the right sense of occasion have long been considered as the building blocks of love and relationships.  Masao Usui

Stumped by Ken Spargo Stumped
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woman’s body washes up on a beautiful deserted beach as the Australian Cricket Team undertakes a three test-match-tour of India. Was she known to the touring party?  Ken Spargo

Time to Time by Ruth O'Reilly Time to Time
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As history progresses, a soul’s journey through time evolves in parallel, at times advancing and at times regressing, as does the course of collective humanity.  Ruth O'Reilly

A Single Rose by Rob Aalders A Single Rose
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Tim seeks the truth behind his father’s attempted murder with the help of his girlfriend, Casey, but is thwarted at every turn by hostile relatives and strangely connected events.  Rob Aalders

Frawd and Other Species of Thought by Kevin Vodden Frawd and Other Species of Thought
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Frawd is one of thirty surreal tales which contrive to expose the psychological insecurity of the living being (not necessarily human) by leading it, her or him to question all that there could be to question:  Kevin Vodden

Shapes of Meaning by Ann Tregenza Shapes of Meaning
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Award winning poetry by South Australian, Ann Tregenza  Ann Tregenza

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