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A harrowing account of the seductive but deadly world of Tokyo nightclub hostessing

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Tells the story of how the author came through the agony and humiliation of being sexually abused by her father, how she found the strength to seek justice, and how she coped when, at the final hurdle, it appeared that he was about to escape prison.

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The extraordinary story of Kathy and Ralph Kelly, who turned their own family's tragedies into a remarkable crusade that's helping keep all our children safer.

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When Ollie's father dies, Ollie feels deserted in an unfair, harsh world. He joins the Hitler Youth at ten and begins to greet his mother with "Heil Hitler" instead of his usual "Good Morning". This text is a story of survival, moral conflict, and heartache.

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Have you ever wondered where we go when we cross through the light at the end of the tunnel Or what and who is waiting for us on the other side Angel expert Jacky Newcomb brings light where there was darkness with more unique and incredible true stories from the world beyond the veil.

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In the same way that all of us use computers increasingly in our business and personal lives, so too are criminals using computers to plan, research and co-ordinate a wide variety of crimes. This book guides us into a world where the seemingly innocuous computer screen can provide a window into the mind of even the most hardened criminal.

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Trapped was a Sunday Times bestseller and the first memoir from foster carer Rosie Lewis.

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In the dark years following the Civil War, America's foremost Arctic explorer, Charles Francis Hall, took up captaincy aboard the Polaris, on a quest to be the first crew to reach the North Pole. Neither the ship nor its captain would ever return. What transpired was a tragic death with whispers of murder.

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Gritty, but witty, description of life and death on the front line in Afghanistan, by the bestselling author of BULLET MAGNET.

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An innocent young woman, violently attacked in her family home by a total stranger and left to die. Lauren Huxley's life was hanging by a thread. Her injuries were so horrific that she was barely recognisable. But insurmountable odds counted for little against the Huxley family's determination, courage and love... and Lauren started coming back.

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In this impressive new collection, Ryle Winn introduces eight real-life heroes, each with an extraordinary tale to tell. Ryle's unforgettable stories are moving and uplifting, and proof that the best yarns really are from the heart.

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In the early '90's, dozens of elite young American graduates made their fortunes in hedge funds in the Far East, beating the Japanese at their own game, riding the crashing waves of the Asian markets and winning. This title tells the story of these people.

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The epic story of Australia's first superstar gangster of the 20th Century - Joseph Theodore Leslie Taylor, known to all as 'Squizzy', was a man whose relentless quest for power knew no boundaries.

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This is the story of an undercover detective working to infiltrate the Australian drug scene. Damian Marrett is famously known for infiltrating the seemingly impenetrable Griffith Mafia, in an operation codenamed Afghan which is still regarded as Australia's most complex covert sting operation.

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He's sexy, charming and gorgeous. And he's yours for the right price

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The compelling true story of the computer underground and the bizarre lives and crimes of an elite group of young Australian hackers. They conquered and created chaos amongst some of the world's biggest and most powerful organisations, including NASA and the US military. Dreyfus and Assange reveal in detail this shadowy and shocking world.

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Royal scandal, set against the background of the Jacobean court, involving love, bribery, poison, treachery and black magic - 'a hugely enjoyable book' Daily Telegraph