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On the world of Amyrantha, the immortals have power over the natural elements, their power peaking every 1,000 years at the high tide of the Tide Star.

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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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Zeki was born in the old country but has been in Australia since he was six months old he considers himself as Aussie as the next bloke. But due to a mix-up at the naturalisation ceremony and a brush with the law he finds himself awaiting deportation from a detention centre. But you can't keep the infernal optimist down.

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Tencendor is no more. The land is gone. But a few SunSoars still remain, and a new foe walks the world.

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Enter the Kingdom of Lur, where magic is wielded by few ,and others are imprisoned if they dare try. The Doranen have ruled Lur with magic since they arrived centuries ago after fleeing Morg, the mage who started a war in their homeland.

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In the magical wold of the Black Jewels series, the clashes between those of the blood are ruthless. They fight for power and immortality in a deadly political game, where the intrigue and betrayal is intense because when the when the weapons are love and hate the prize could be terrible beyond imagine. Australian author.

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On New Years Day 1998, the body of Jaidyn Leskie was discovered in a dam near the town of Moe in Victoria. The body was found six months after Jaidyn went missing. Now, with the reopening of the inquest, the author examines the developments in this shocking case, giving an authoritative insight into evidence.

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Join Selby and Gary Gaggs, Bogusville's craziest comedian, with this gathering of giggles and gut-busting gags.

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Designed to help all victims of emotional breakups - whether you are suffering from a recent loss, or lingering wound. In this book, Susan Anderson, a therapist, who has specialised in helping people with loss, heartbreak and abandonment for more than twenty-five years, helps you put that pain in perspective.

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Murdered by Shining Path guerilla terrorists in the Peruvian Andes, Sister Irene McCormack's death overtook Manning Clark's in the newspaper headlines of May 1991. Why the amazing outpouring of grief This book goes behind the veil to put together a portrait of Sister Irene McCormack.

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Since Paul Harrigan walked away from the NSW Police Force, his life has been a gift and his home - with his partner Agent Grace Riordan - a sanctuary. When a sex-worker is found murdered in Sydney bushland, it should be just work for Grace. But the murder is too savage. And someone is watching them - perhaps Harrigan's old enemies.

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When Maggie McElroy, a widowed American food writer, learns of a Chinese paternity claim against her late husband's estate, she has to go to Beijing. In China, Maggie unties the knots of her husband's past, finding out more than she expected about him and about herself. With Sam as her guide, she is also drawn deep into a world of food.

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In 1904, the British government promised the Maasai control of their traditional lands for so long as they shall exist as a people. That promise is broken, and the Maasai must choose between war with a powerful enemy and a perilous trek to the land allocated to them. The Maasai gather to make their historic decision, and an Empire holds its breath.

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The Cloudmaster and his stormlords keep the land alive with their power over water and rain. However, the current Cloudmaster is dying and has no heir. An expedition for a potential stormlord locates a village lad called Shale, who finds himself caught between warring factions - because whoever commands a stormlord, commands the water of a nation.

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An exploration of the minds of some of the most depraved men in the American prison system, such as Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy. The author poses as a suitable victim, writing letters to the killers and is eventually invited to meet Gacy in prison, which he recalls in nightmarish detail.

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Ingrid inherits a fortune, leaves Australia and her friends and lover, to marry Gil Grey and set up home amid the New York art world. At 9 am on September 11, 2001, she has an appointment downtown, and is never seen again. A year later, searching for clues about Ingrid's life, her friend Julie uncovers layers of mystery and deception...