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The Paris of the West is a story of love and loss, betrayal and forgiveness, and having the courage to start over.

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Pet is a dark and humorous short story collection that explores our relationships with children, lovers, and other animals. In these 18 stories we meet a girl in a standoff with the neighbourhood goose killer, a druggy who turns possums into pop culture icons, and an emotional support animal gone wild.

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Dont miss this brilliant debut, the inaugural winner of the NZSA Laura Solomon Cuba Press Prize.

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Rupa Maitra's dbut collection of short stories lures us into diverse worlds. Some of her stories spring from her background in music and medicine, some from her Bengali heritage and all from a vivid imagination.

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A novel of insights, bold assessments and revelations told by four characters from the generation whose lives were affected forever by World Wars I and II, the Depression, the Spanish Civil War, the NZ waterfront lockout, and Vietnam war protests. It is a masterpiece of times that must never be forgotten. From the Foreword by Kevin Ireland

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The Serenity Centre in Cambodia was full of secrets. The discovery of a dead body triggers painful memories for Rita of events in New Zealand five years earlier. Under suspicion, she is forced to find answers. Patricia Donovans novel weaves two crime stories, exploring memory, emotional triggers, and hidden strengths.

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A hilarious time-travelling adventure, via Ted's remarkable toilet portal. Romans, toilet-humour, and laugh-out-loud learning fun - what's not to love!

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Literary anthology to celebrate 20 years of Randell Cottage writers residency, with stories and poetry English and French by the writers who lived there. Includes Peter Wells, Charles Juliet, Whiti Hereaka, David Fauquemberg, Nadine Ribault and Owen Marshall.

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For two years in deep space, the freighter Demeter and a small crew have collected botanical life from other planets. It's a lesson in patience and hell. Mechanics Ensign Raina is ready to jump ship but after a foreign biological creature sneaks aboard and wreaks havoc on the ship and crew, Raina must find her grit to survive...

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It's 1832 on an isolated coast on the South Island of New Zealand. A lush and tranquil bay is facing a season of upheaval. White men are whaling, sealing, whoring and warring. Creatures are culled, woods are felled. But something more sinister is afoot.

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Insurance investigator Oscar Basaran travels to Kidney Island to document the negative effects of shadow flicker from wind turbines on residents living near the windmills. As his investigation deepens, he discovers the turbines create a phenomena kept secret by a select group of people on the island who attempt to harness its dark power.

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In SHADOW ON THE SAND you are the quarry of a sinister foe, determined to eliminate you at all costs. Survive, and your adventure takes you on a quest fora long-lost Sommlending treasure - a treasure that contains the secret of your destiny. The fifth episode in a unique interactive series of 32 books.

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This popular series is full of the kind of jokes children love, but its packed with historical facts too, including the quirky, memorable ones that really make history come alive LoveReading4Kids

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Shirley is a woman of independent means; her friend Caroline is not. Both struggle with what a woman's role is and can be. Their male counterparts - Louis, the powerless tutor, and Robert, his cloth-manufacturing brother - also stand at odds to society's expectations.