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Vulcanologist Frances Nelson is in Italy to work with an international team assessing the world's most dangerous volcano, Mt Vesuvius. Instead of the straightforward task she expects, Frances is thrust into a sinister web of nepotism as greed and corruption fill the streets with violence and the countryside is polluted with toxic waste.

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A hard hitting look at our troubled society, the intergenerational cycle of crime and criminal families and the women who have the power to change things for the better - if we let them.

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The only motivational book you will ever need. Well-written, pragmatic and grounded, everyman's guide to achievable wealth of spirit and the accumulation of and enjoyment of abundance in your life. Relax and Grow Rich is simple, inspiring and life changing.

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In a revealing and very readable account of the trials and tribulations of a life spent playing and coaching football from New Zealand - Ricki Herbert: A New Fire is one for the Yellow Fever, the Phoenix fans, and general sports readers alike.

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This is the inspiring story of Rob Matthews, whose lack of sight must not be confused with a lack of vision. Matthews inherited a congenital condition which left him blind by the age of 20 . Instead of feeling sorry for himself, he turned to running.

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Following the success of 'Salt Beneath the Skin', Tessa has collected together another volume of nautical stories.

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A powerful story from our colonial past, in which the bitter clash of two conflicting sets of cultural values is explored from the point of view of a young boy who survived the infamous massacre of the Boyd.

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When is it right to do something wrong Anna is a well-behaved and obedient child, who is horrified when she organizes a school trip to her mother's laboratory and discovers they experiment on live animals.

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Kerre shares more of her physical and emotional journey through a life lived out loud - the highs and lows of a woman who has privately battled flab, the piss fairy and depression behind a public life of glitz and glamour.

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Inspiring and highly entertaining story of Shelley's journey from cancer victim to cancer survivor.

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Robert lives in a small, prosperous rural town where his father is a respected and trusted pillar of the local community and financial advisor to the eccentric but essentially harmless community of Atenists who live nearby. When Robert's father and uncle are killed in road accident his comfortable world rapidly begins to unravel.

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n Sons to Men, Anne Harvey offers a practical guide for mothers as their sons enter adolescence. Using real-life examples, she demonstrates how these situations can affect any boy and mother, suggesting practical ways of dealing with them.

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Tawera Nikau is an exceptional athlete and veteran of international rugby league at the highest levels. His story of life at the top of his sport, and the personal cost of his career and the challenges he has had to overcome, make for a gripping and revealing biography of an inspirational New Zealander.

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At 21 Liz Jamieson-Hastings she was a hopeless alcoholic; now she is a respected counsellor, decorated for her services to the community. Her inspirational story is one of privilege and social advantage preceding a spectacular fall from grace. Her hard-hitting story includes strategies for fellow sufferers and their families.

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A warm and witty memoir of motherhood. Adapted from the author's sell out solo standup show, this is a candid and very funny account of being the mother of a daughter, of how we are sometimes so busy parenting we forget how to be a person, and why learning how to store ginger is as important as knowing the history of feminism.

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