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Beside the River
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 |
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Crescent Moon Rising
At a time when Australians are wavering in support of a proposed US led invasion of Iraq, more than six hundred US Marines rotating on R & R in Bali suddenly disappear; then, Kuta erupts in a fireball and Australia falls into line with America. Kerry B. Collison |
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Horse Grows Horns
I eventually opened the throttle and gathered speed and suddenly I soared into the air and the feeling was magical. Ken Sly |
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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. |
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The Edge
For six months, Alex lives on the edge. A twist of fate results in him failing to take his own life, and his desperation becomes a fight for survival as he first runs from then confronts others who are determined that his life should end. Bryan Clark |
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Hostage: How safe is Australia?
Insurgents kill the Israeli prime minister in Tel Aviv, and the repercussions signal disaster. A fanatical Israeli group retaliates by exploding three American nuclear bombs in Cairo, devastating the city. Colin Mason |
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Home on the Frontline
Nineteen forty-four was the worst year of my life. It exploded into my world with meteoric force, bringing with it a series of events which rewrote my destiny. Ruth Thomas |
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One Man's Journey
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 |
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Sharing Rice
The garden of Phath Kantannam and her husband, Mai Khong, is a slice of Eden
in the hardscrabble hills that crowd the Ou River in northern Laos. Young trees
do not yet bear fruit, but chili, eggplant, banana, and pineapple earn a modest
income. Bob Hill & Peter Fredenburg |
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The Calvanni
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 |
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Jail 4 Beginners
How many times have you seen a person fall from grace and thought, ‘Wow, I never would have thought he would do that.’? Rex Donald |
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The Magic of Life
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Ex-journalist former entertainer Jim Vickers-Willis opens by taking us to Kenya and the filming of little girls held down by their loved ones to be mutilated for life. Jim Vickers-Willis |
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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 |
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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 |
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A Mushroom of Glass
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I was drawn to her effortless smile. One could say that her smile is like the
moon, and that when you are close to her, she has the sensuous feel of a cat.
She could give you a look that suddenly chills to the bone; David R Cole |
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Hercolubus or Red Planet
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What I am affirming in this book is a prophecy that will be fulfilled very shortly, because I am certain about the end of the planet, I know it. I am not frightening, but warning because I am distressed about this poor Humanity. These events will V. M. Rabolu |
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Jackanapes
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The future looks bleak for the ‘Artful Dodger’ as he languishes in Newgate Prison awaiting transportation. T. John Ward |
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The Queen, Rupert & Me
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"A riveting memoir and a fascinating tale,
encapsulating the heart and soul of journalism in a thoroughly entertaining way." Desmond Zwar |
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An Australian Odyssey
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“I was running scared … running to anywhere, and it was the Outback, the Never-Never, the Back of Beyond – call it whatever you will – which fascinated me, and I wanted to find out more about it..." Werner Viertmann |
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The Cherry Picker
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During six precarious weeks as an undercover cherry picker, Detective Brogden hunts a ruthless wanted criminal, enjoys the company of young Scandinavian backpackers and becomes involved in a torrid affair. June Cookson |
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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 |
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Sacred Quest
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Have two millennia of spiritual leadership by the Christian Churches come to an end? Are the Churches so compromised today by sexual scandals that such moral leadership is no longer possible? To where or to whom then, in this secular materialistic... Danny Kinane |
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Hidden Footprints of Unity
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What a beautiful mind! Hidden Footprints of Unity is a substantial work from an intelligent and spiritually perceptive man. Arasa has skillfully navigated his way through a vast array of subjects. Arasa (Raja) Ratnam |
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The Key of C
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The Key of ‘C’ is a drama set in a background of the classical music world and its intrigues, moving between Sydney, Australia and England.
Available also directly from the author should you wish to phone [07] 5473 0958 Susan Benedict |
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Esacape 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 |
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Raven – How Long Do You Wait
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Two loving women and two angelic children. How could it get any better than this? It can’t, of course, not once a shadow falls over their lives, turning their days and nights into a haunting nightmare. Kathy Higgs |
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Graves in the Wilderness
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Piper Campbell, the son of Ulster-Scott migrants befriends N’Kawa, the only survivor of the East Texas black Indian Karankawa tribe. As brothers, the two become inseparable. J.R. Gordon |
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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 |
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The Burning of the Rice
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In April 1975 Ngak Chhay Heng and his family loaded their car with their personal possessions, pushed it 20 kilometres from Phnom Penh, discarded anything that differentiated them from peasant farmers ... Don W. Puckridge |
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The Poppy Crop
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The Poppy Crop involves the adventures of an unusual farmer and two female lawyers with the story moving at a lively pace to and fro between Sydney and the Bush. Bill Hornadge |
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My Father, My Friend
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To the locals, Harry is an unknown entity who simply drives into town from somewhere and buys a derelict trucking business when prices are low and times are hard. Roy Douglas |
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Not Like My Father
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Together they rushed to the back steps where they could see over the dividing fence of corrugated iron. Joe was playing the whip like a man gone mad while Pat lay writhing on the ground, his Sunday shirt covered in dust and blood. Nancy Lacey |
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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 |
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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 |
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A Matter of Perspective
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Starting in his teenage years, Bill McGeever gradually developed a knowledge of the structure of society and its governance, and the economical framework in which it functioned in most countries of the world. Bill McGeever |
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The Serpent Rising
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The Serpent Rising is a journey of spiritual seduction is based on my experiences in India during the 70's. It is essentially a memoir. Mary Garden |
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Footsteps to Nowhere
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It’s 1980 and, in the shadow of better known political dictatorships, the isolated island state of St Christopher is in the uncompromising grip of lawyer Dean and his cohorts who have stepped over the line that separates duty from personal gain. David Hortle |
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Cyril & Desmond’s How-to-use Manual
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It really is quite an incredible achievement. Cyril and Desmond take us on a larrikins’ guide to birth, death and everything in between as well as throwing in the hereafter and pre-existence just for good measure. George Lake |
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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 |
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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 |
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Rig Pigs
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Life on the oil rigs is tough. Aside from the constant danger of explosions, accidents and sub-standard safety procedures, there are the other workers to contend with. Tony May |
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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 |
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Revenge
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When Detective Inspector Vince Schuster investigates his brother’s disappearance the last thing he expects is to be tossed into the maelstrom of international terrorism. Barry James |
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