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Missy Wright lives with her widowed mother and crippled aunt in genteel poverty, victim to the family's rule of inheritance: the men take it all. It seems Missy's life is destined to be dreary. But then a stranger arrives in town. A divorcee from Sydney. And she opens Missy's eyes to the possibility of a happy ending.

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The tale of the Trojan War brilliantly retold by the bestselling author of THE THORN BIRDS.

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Sydney's Kings Cross, 1960: Harriet Purcell leaves her conventional, respectable Bronte home and moves into a rooming house owned by Mrs Delvecchio Schwartz. There Harriet finds a life she relishes.

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The epic story of two of the world's most famous lovers - and the forces of politics, intrigue and ambition that shaped them.

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For Captain Carmine Delmonico, it seems to be a case with no clues. And it comes as the Holloman Police Department is troubled: a lieutenant is out of his depth, a sergeant is out of control, and into this mix comes the beautiful, ruthlessly ambitious new trainee, Helen MacIntosh, daughter of the influential president of Chubb University.

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At the Hug, a research centre for the neurosciences, parts of a body are discovered. Soon, Lieutenant Carmine Delmonico learns of a string of horrifying disappearances throughout Connecticut. Then another body is found. It is the case of Delmonico's career, and he is determined to solve it. But how do you find a monster who leaves no clues

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Colleen McCullough paints a life for Mary Bennet 20 years after Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice closes. Events transpire that free Mary from her family obligations and dangle the allurements of independence before her hungry gaze. She resolves to publish a book about the plight of England's poor and embarks upon a mission of investigation.

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Carmine and his team of detectives must navigate the competitive world of academic publishing, fraught with politics and prestige. The stakes are high: an amazing art collection, a large inheritance, old and upstanding local families, a gold-digging wife, jealous relatives, and a young couple's future.

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In Rome, 110BC, upstart military genius Gaius Marius marries the daughter of aristocrat Gaius Julius. Three years later her wayward sister marries the attractive, ambitious but unsuitable Lucius Cornelius Sulla. This book unfolds a tale of intrigue and ambition interwoven with passion.

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1967. The world teeters on the brink of nuclear holocaust as the Cold War persists. In Holloman, Connecticut, 12 murders have taken place in one day, and chief of detectives Captain Carmine Delmonico is drawn into a gruesome web of secrets and lies. All the murders are different and seem unconnected. Are they dealing with one killer, or many

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The fifth book in the epic Masters of Rome series.

Gaul. Even Pompey the Great, Caesar's former ally.

But all have underestimated Caesar. For rome is his destiny - a destiny that will impel him triumphantly on to the banks of the Rubicon, and beyond, into legend, as the noblest Roman of them all.

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The fourth of Colleen McCullough's novels set in Ancient Rome. It begins with Julius Caesar's return to Rome in 68BC, prepared to dominate a new battlefield - the Roman Forum. But his victories are not limited to the Forum- he also conquers Rome's noblewomen.

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This is the third in McCullough's six-novel series on Ancient Rome. Sulla returns from exile and the 22-year-old Pompey names himself Magnus "the Great". The young Julius Caesar moves centre-stage as he battles for supremacy in this saga of political conflict, love and war.

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The story of the men and women who came together to found the community which still flourishes today on Norfolk Island. Based on the history of the author's husband's family.

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Following THE FIRST MAN IN ROME, this is the second novel in a saga of the Roman Republic. Gaius Marius, the general who saved Rome from barbarian invasion, has fallen into decline - but it has been foretold that he will become consul a seventh time. By the author of THE THORN BIRDS.

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The sixth book in the epic Masters of Rome series

Julius Caesar is in the prime of his life and at the height of his powers. But Caesar is a man whose very greatness attracts envy and jealousy to a dangerous degree, and as the political intrigues which surround him reach their climax, his destruction becomes inevitable.

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Spanning fifty years, from the 1860s through to the turn of the century, this work tells the story of Alexander Kinross, who flees from a childhood of poverty in Scotland to make his fortune in the Australian and the American gold fields. In the process, he meets the woman he loves but can never marry - and marries a woman who can never love him.