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The Ashuak Chronicles, follows the fortunes of the new Ashuak Imperial General, Sukaal Vekesh, appointed to the southern province, Sekesu. Sukaal has more than rebels to worry about, he has problems within his own ranks also...

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A sequel to "In the Blood", the author faces a pack of genetically engineered wolves, a trio of water sprites with a passion for muscular tentacles, and three bodies - each with its throat torn out. Are the werewolves the killers Or are humans more vicious than wolves

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Matthew Lui sees his parents gunned down on a lonely Sydney backstreet. The killer, a young woman, stares him in the face before fleeing the scene. When the police arrive, all they find is the discarded gun. Who is the young woman How can she have disappeared into thin air

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Fifteen-year-old Finbar Frame missed out in the gene-pool stakes to his twin brother Luke. Finbar is tall, skinny, pale and pretty much allergic to the sun - and teenage girls don't appreciate Finbar's sensitive skin or his sensitive soul. But at his new school Finbar seizes the opportunity to become a vampire! Or at least fake it... to get a date.

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The demons grow stronger as Zuan Wu becomes weaker. It is a battle to keep him alive to protect Simone until she is able to defend herself. When Simone is kidnapped, Zuan Wu and Emma must make the ultimate sacrifice, although even that might not be enough.

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Born as a son of a train driver, raised in working-class Matraville, Carr was propelled by a desire for something more in life. Through sheer effort and determination, he excelled at school and university, and carved himself a key role in the Labour Party.

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Alan Bond was a mesmerising tycoon who went from being Australia's bona fide hero for his America's Cup win to a man jailed for corporate fraud. At his peak, Bond's business interests ranged from beer to gold: he was one of the country's most remarkable businessmen.

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Kyle is a young man with no future and no past. Orphaned at a young age, he is bitter and uses his tough upbringing as an excuse for his lack of direction in life. But a mysterious parcel is about to change his view of himself, his parents, and the world in which he lives.

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Fleeing the family farm disguised as a man after killing her abusive stepfather, Josie Summers meets and marries the Reverend John Trethman. But when he is kidnapped by British soldiers, Josie must risk her life to find her husband.

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Cassandra Kresnov is a highly advanced hunter-killer android, who has escaped the League and fled to Callay, a member of the Federation. However, not all are happy to have her on their turf and she has to tread carefully.

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John is a student at Kyabram High School with two passion in life - his girlfriend, Nicole, and bike riding. But when Stephanie moves to the school, John's relationship with Nicole is put to the test. John and Nicole put aside their differences for the school camp. But camp doesn't go as planned.

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Now updated with a new chapter about childhood obesity, this invaluable, commonsense guide takes all the anxiety and mystery out of feeding babies and children by giving parents sound, practical advice in an easy-to-follow form.

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Among other facts presented in this title, the author looks at botox, the toxin causing botulism, and which is used medically to help people walk and to remove wrinkles.

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As a sassy young woman used to blagging, blogging and slogging her way through dreary London, the call of a glamorous, tax-free lifestyle in sunny Dubai just couldn't go unanswered. Becky Wicks lifts the burqa on the razzle-dazzle and reveals some of what goes on in the world's fastest up-and-coming city and shopping Mecca.

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Written during the 1890s, this collection of short stories presents a bleak and uncompromising image of life in the Australian Bush. These are not the stories of mates gathered around the fire, but of the dark loneliness of women.