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The sorcerer has awoken and blights the land... while the innocent mage hovers between life and death. Rafel's expedition over the mountains to Lost Dorana has disappeared. Now Deenie is having disturbing dreams of her brother and determines to seek the truth.

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Australia has produced 24 world champions in everything from Superbikes to Supercross. Names like Gardner, Doohan, Beattie, Stoner, Reed and Vermeulen have forged an impressive tradition. Their stories are tales of great characters, extraordinary courage, bizarre dangers and passionate victories.

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The conclusion of a truly grand story, epic storytelling at its best. The Company and the Arkhimm were scattered far and wide in their quest to warn Faltha of immenent invasion by the armies of Bhrudo, and to find the Jugom Ark,the Arrow with which the enemy may be defeated.

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Martil and the Rallorans are trying to gain control of the north for the rebel queen, Merren. But the people are turning against them because bards are painting them as murderous barbarians. Desperate, Merren comes up with what may be the only solution - to get the goblins on her side. But this race of primitive men are suspicious of the queen.

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A fabulous story of an empire and its people. Ethrea is an island in the centre of the most important shipping route in the world. For 400 years, it has been a land of peace and impregnable security, a perfect trading hub - and keeper of secrets. The imminent death of their king has placed his daughter in a dangerous position.

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Tells the story of the revolution in world rugby that led to the game becoming fully professional. The author relates the battle for control of Rugby Union between Kerry Packer and Rupert Murdoch.

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Ros and Adi, their guardian and an all-knowing camel continue their adventure to deliver a dangerous burden to the bottom of the ocean. Along the way, they encounter a mysterious stranger, who disappears along with their guardian, Varis. Ages 10+.

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In a futuristic city ruled by an evil scientific genius, the resistance group of children known as the Doomsday Rats might be the only hope of saving mankind. But the Rats must face the terrifying Fire drake - and a robotic scorpion that fires missiles from its tail. This work is intended for ages 8-13.

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Joe Panther is a psychotic, alcohloic, violent, substance-abusing heroin dealer. He is also, he believes, Joshua Ben Pantera, born 2000 years ago, the son of Mary and the Lord God Yaweh Himself.

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1879, Queensland. Fleeing her family home, 19-year-old Mary Oxnam has few prospects and no connections. Plain and penniless, she must rely on her audacious wit and fierce intelligence to survive. Mary soon finds work as a pianist in a Cooktown brothel, a cover for more lucrative employment as a spy into smuggling operations.

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Part haunting crime thriller, part love story, this brilliantly executed novel within a novel is the book on which the Oscar-winning best foreign film of the same name was based. But its stands alone as a gobsmackingly good read, reminiscent of another peerless Spanish tale, THE SHADOW OF THE WIND.

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Ten-year-old Annette Robinson lives with her family, in the big boarding house in Kings Cross, in the 1950s when children are seen but not heard. But Annette has another secret world, full of questions. She dreams of flying over Kings Cross and has terrifying nightmares. Inevitably, these two worlds cannot be kept apart forever.

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The first book in the new Darkglass Mountain trilogy. The continent of Tencendor has been totally destroyed but not everybody from that land is dead. StarDrifter Sunsoar, father to Axis, has survived the castrophe.

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Guiseppe Balsamo, the Count of Cagliostro, was an 18th-century Sicilian who became a magician, mystic, healer, Freemason, swindler, and last, but not least, a pornographer. He was so controversial, he became a central figure in "Faust and the Magic Flute". This work features his story that is told through the eyes of seven of his contemporaries.

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While Demitra struggles a rebellion against the Exaltarch, her young son, Arrant, struggles with his own inadequacies. He belives himself rejected by his father, and is alienated from his mother because of her relationship with her one time slave, Brand.