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The third book in the thrilling urban fantasy series featuring Atticus O'Sullivan -- a smart-ass, bad-ass, 2,000-year-old Druid--finds our hero embarking on his boldest adventure yet.

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Ian Healy's story is that of a larrikin kid, born in the city of Brisbane but raised in the Queensland country, who lived out his cricket dream and became the greatest Australian keeper of them all.

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Michel L'Herpiniere is a teenager when he arrives in Indochina in the years before WWII. He falls in love with the country and the people, but gradually becomes aware that what is an idyll for the French is not seen the same way by the local population. This is a memoir of a young man growing up during the years of French rule in Vietnam.

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Ugly, irascible, intolerant, clever. From one of our sharpest legal minds comes a brilliant new character, Harry Curry - scion of the establishment and criminal defender extraordinaire- class traitor, some say.

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Meladon has surrendered to Karien and Tarja is once more an outlaw. R'shiel knows that her destiny is to free Meladon, bring peace to the southern nations, confront Xaphista and finally put an end to Loclon. The Defenders are scattered and the only hope for aid is Damin Wolfblade and the vast army of Hythria.

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A huge book for cricket fans, Hat Trick combines tons of info about the game with three out-of-this-world Toby Jones cricketing adventure stories. Toby Jones is not your average schoolboy cricketer. He and his friends live for cricket, but Toby's ability to travel through time makes him unique.

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This is the story of a small family circus and its travels through outback New South Wales and Victoria.

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The Tyrans empire is ruled by the Exaltarch and maintained by slave labour. Tyrans has come to encompass a number of subjugated nations grouped around the Sea of Iss and these are kept in line through force by the Brotherhood.

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Describes the author's troubled childhood and teens; his years of railing against both his fighting opponents and the demons ranged against him; and his rise to the top of the WBC light heavyweight rankings.

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Ancient Chinese mythology comes to life in this series of martial arts and demons, dragons and gods... and a journey to the depths of Hell. The demons that could control stones and elementals have been defeated, but the most powerful of Simon Wong's associates still remains - the one who can create almost undetectable copies of humans and Shen.

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Jaenelle's vampiric, adoptive father, Saetan, and her foster-family of demons shelter her. To restore her memory and emotional balance, they move to Kaeleer, where Jaenelle befriends the kindred animals. As she recovers strength and memory, Jaenelle resolves to restore Daemon and cleanse Terreille.

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In the final battle for the galaxy, humans and Yuhl unite with the Starfish against their common enemies, the Spinners. The massive Starfish fleet can afford to be generous to its new allies, giving them resources beyond either species' dreams. Equipped for battle, they surge forward to meet the Spinner Fleet.

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Emma teeters on the edge of becoming fully demon, and must make a journey to the Kunlun Mountains in the West, home of the Yellow Emperor, in an attempt to regain her humanity. Travelling with Emma is Xuan Wu's daughter, Simone, who is struggling with her growing powers and Michael who is struggling with the fact he may be half demon.

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The story of the POW camp that never was. Camp 4-B in the town of Naoetsu was the prison for some 300 Australian soldiers, who spent nearly three years there after being taken prisoner in Singapore. Sixty died in captivity - more men per capita than at any other Japanese POW camp. After the war, eight guards were executed for their reign of terror.

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The very best of Henry Lawson - heart-rending tales of the human condition, rousing poems of social protest, images of comic characters, classic portraits such as Middleton's rouseabout, as well as some of Lawson's lesser known works, including the poignant verse addressed to his lost love, Hannah Thornburn.

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