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The time is an unspecified now. The place is Roto-Vegas. Gator and his fellow conspirators have been prepared by their schooldays, but for what Society spirals towards the abyss of gang warfare, teenage loyalties and betrayals, drug deals and murder.

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Based on fact, but told with the imagination of a novelist, STRANGERS is the story of the author's family, the Tennants.

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After finishing work on their sensationally successful TV series, Louisa, Danny and Sarah take a much-needed holiday on the French Riviera. While Sarah, the producer, just wants to hang out and have fun.

But they quickly discover that the sparkle of Riviera life conceals a dark presence that pulls them into a game no one can win.

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This collection announces the arrival of an exciting new talent in Australian fiction In short vignettes and longer stories, Rowe explores the idea of things that are left behind: souvenirs and scars, or memories, values and prejudice.

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This novel ranges in location from east to west coast Australia, to the US, Japan and Hong Kong. It confronts issues of gender, race and generations with an ironic desperation.

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Molly O'Connor's life was not an easy one. With six children and a husband who earned what he could as casual farmhand, fisherman, or drover, it was a constant struggle to keep her family fed and raised to be respectable. Of all her children, Breda - the Bright One - was closest to her heart.

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It is a cold, dark, windy night in Oslo and Igi Heitmann pores over the debris in her dead father's office, trying to piece together the last days of his life as a failed private eye.

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The greatest English comic novelist of the twentieth century produced a considerable body of shorter fiction, including several master-pieces, notably Mr Loveday's Little Outing and Scott-King's Modern Europe. Two chapters of Waugh's tantalizingly unfinished novel Work Suspended are also included.

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One family. Three women. Will the lies they tell and the secrets they hide lead to more heartache, or will fate bring them together before it's too late

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The second novel in a mystery series with a literary twist, featuring the Bronte sisters as amateur detectives, written by bestselling author Rowan Coleman under a pseudonym.

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Vivid, courageous and defiant, The Faculty of Useless Knowledge is the crowning achievement by the author of The Keeper of Antiquities and The Dark Lady and draws heavily on autobiographical experience.

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On the day of Charles and Diana's wedding, Rebecca Monroe's mother locked herself in the bathroom and never came out. Was it because her squidgy chocolate log collapsed or because Rebecca's grandmother married her first cousin Can we never know why we do what we do

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Everyone has a book in them, or so the saying goes. Kate Painter - wife, mother and aspiring author - believes just that and her spur of the moment decision to move from her home takes everyone by surprise. Finally she can write her novel but it doesn't come easy as, amid endless distracions, she explores the story of her family.

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In reality, Jennifer is a professional honey-trap, hired by suspicious wives and girlfriends to test the fidelity of the men in their lives. But just as she's ready to swear off men for ever, Jennifer meets sexy, sophisticated Jamie Richards, a man who might just past her fidelity test.

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