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Peter Kilby was just a toddler when his mother tragically died, trying to abort a child they simply couldn't support. When his father swiftly replaced her with his mistress, Peter made the mistake of calling her 'Mummy'. Dragged outside, trampled on and shouted at, Peter never made that mistake again. This book tells his affecting true story.

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Each year in Australia crimes are committed so evil, that their perpetrators are sentenced to the maximum punishment that the law allows. In his third book of case studies on the subject, the author examines some of these cases.

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From the pilots, doctors and nurses who spread their 'mantle of safety' throughout the remote inland of Australia, as well as the men and women they treat on the ground, comes a brand-new collection of Flying Doctor yarns as told to master storyteller Bill 'Swampy' Marsh.

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After he was denied access to report on Sing Sing, one of America's most notorious high security jails, journalist Ted Conover applied to become a prison guard. It's a thrillingly told account of how the gruelling world of the prison system brutalizes all who enter it - prison guards and prisoners alike.

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Following the deaths of The Krays, Nipper Read, the man who arrested them, can now tell the true story of the leaders of London's Gangland.

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On 16th April 1994, Nick Richardson was shot down over the besieged Bosnian Muslim town of Gorazde. This the story of Richardson's journey to the Bosnian theatre of war and his descent into the hell of the war-torn Balkans.

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Respected journalist Derek Pedley delves into the mind and modus operandi of Brendan James Abbott, aka The Postcard Bandit. Escaping from jail and on the run, Abbot traversed the nation with regularity and breadth previously unheard of in the world of crime, sending, to police, postcards from the places he visited.

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When Isobel and Alex came home from school to find their abusive father had brutally murdered their mother, their world was thrown into chaos. Plunged into a care system that neglected them, Isobel and Alex were expected to come to nothing, and had only each other to rely on.

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A fascinating collection of historical curiosities - doctors who achieved fame or notoriety for reasons other than their medical prowess.

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Ever since the Kray twins invited John Pearson to write their 'official' biography more than forty years ago, he has been obsessed with them.

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An earthy, entertaining collection of yarns about twenty larger-than-life outback characters.

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In the words of Malcolm Brown 'a rediscovered classic'. Sixty first-hand accounts of what life was really like in the Great War.

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An insider's account of one of the deadliest and most controversial tragedies in mountaineering history - the 2008 K2 disaster.

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I've told you before, and I will tell you again, if you are unable to read the Holy Book you will be punished. The teachers face was a mask of anger. Understand

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This book tells the history of one of the most successful OSS operations of World War II. Three OSS agentstwo young immigrants, one from Germany, the other from Holland, and a former Austrian Wehrmacht officerin the midst of winter make a night jump into the Austrian Alps, landing hip-deep in snow at 10,000 feet.

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The infamous Canterbury Estate in Bradford, a hotbed of crime, drink and drugs, was a law unto itself in the 70s. So when one of their own was wronged in any way, the community always had its own way of dealing with it.

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Following the success of Women of the Outback, we now meet another set of amazing women, and hear their incredible stories. Outback Heroines tells some of the best yarns: some touching, some triumphant, but all compelling and tremendously inspiring.

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For some, it is true love. For others, it's the excitement, wealth and glamour. A fascinating exploration of the women who love the baddest of the bad boys - from Chopper Read to George Freeman and Robert Trimbole.

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One night in March 1999, fifteen-year-old dance student Rachel Elizabeth Barber vanished. No one could have guessed that she had become another girl's 'perfect' victim. Happy. Beautiful. Talented. She had everything her killer could want.