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Silver Wattle (New Edition) |
| by Belinda Alexandra |
| Published by HarperCollins. Also available on audio by Bolinda Publishing. |
| In fear of their lives after the sudden death of their mother, Adela and Klara must flee Prague to find refuge with their uncle in Australia. There, Adela becomes a film director at a time when the local industry is starting to feel the competition from Hollywood. But while success is imminent, the issues of family and an impossible love are never far away. And ultimately dreams of the silver screen must compete with the bonds of a lifetime... |
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Silver Wattle |
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| by Belinda Alexandra |
| Published by HarperCollins. Also available on audio by Bolinda Publishing. |
| In fear of their lives after the sudden death of their mother, Adela and Klara must flee Prague to find refuge with their uncle in Australia. There, Adela becomes a film director at a time when the local industry is starting to feel the competition from Hollywood. But while success is imminent, the issues of family and an impossible love are never far away. And ultimately dreams of the silver screen must compete with the bonds of a lifetime... |
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Wild Lavender |
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| by Belinda Alexandra |
| Published by HarperCollins |
| At 14, Simone Fleurier is wrenched from her home on a Provençal
lavender farm and sent to work at her Aunt Augustine’s boarding house in
Marseilles. Her life there is hard and impoverished - until she discovers the
local music hall, which sets her on a path to stardom. This is a tale of passion
and courage that moves from the backstreets of Marseilles to the grand music theatres
of Paris, from the countryside of Provence to a decadent pre-war Berlin and Jazz-Age
New York. |
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White Gardenia |
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| by Belinda Alexandra |
| Published by HarperCollins. Also published in France, Germany,
Holland and Poland. |
| Beginning in a small village under Japanese occupation on the
Chinese–Russian border in the final days of World War II, White Gardenia
tells the story of a White Russian mother and daughter, separated by war. |
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Eye of Stone |
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| by Fletcher Anthony |
| Published by HarperCollins |
| Fifty thousand years ago the People are being driven from
their ancestral hunting grounds by the invaders they call the Newcomers –
now they must begin the epic journey that will bring them to Australia. In the
present day, Fern is haunted by vivid dreams of two shamans who insist that she
join them in a pilgrimage through the heart of darkness. Fern is about to discover
her links with those who have gone before – and with those who need her
today. Book one of The Inheritors series. |
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The Tiger And The Stone |
| by Fletcher Anthony |
| Published by HarperCollins |
| In present day Australia, Fern is visited by two shamans of 50,000 years
ago. They persuade her to join them in a pilgrimage of discovery; a pilgrimage
that will take her through a multitude of dangers and suffering, to discover her
links with those who have gone before . . . |
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| Love Me, Kiss Me, Thrill Me |
Selwa Anthony & Gayle Sutherland |
Wild Child |
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Nocturne |
| by Diane Armstrong |
| Published by HarperCollins. |
It is Warsaw, 1939, and Elzunia is an indulged teenager who longs for a heroic life filled with romance. But the outbreak of war shatters all her dreams. As bombs fall, she meets Adam, a taciturn airman whose fate becomes entwined with hers. Forced into the Warsaw Ghetto, Elzunia learns that even children must create their own rules to survive. Nocturne is a powerful and inspiring testament to resilience and courage in the face of cruelty and betrayal. |
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Winter Journey |
| by Diane Armstrong |
| Published by HarperCollins. Also available on audio by Bolinda Publishing. |
| When forensic dentist Halina Shore arrives in Nowa Kalwaria to take part in
a war crimes investigation, she finds herself at the centre of a bitter struggle
in a community divided by a grim legacy. What she does not realise is that she
has also embarked on a confronting personal journey. Halina comes face to face
with intrigue, brutality and heroism, and discovers that the human spirit is more
courageous, and more unfathomable, than she had ever imagined. |
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| The Wrong Door |
Bunty Avieson |
Pan Macmillan |
| The Affair |
Bunty Avieson |
Pan Macmillan |
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Once You Know |
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| by Bunty Avieson |
| Published by Woman's Day |
| Estranged from her daughter and grieving for her husband, enigmatic
French widow Camille Daintree dies a lonely death in her bed. Police find her
beautifully arranged, with a bottle of pills and an empty champagne glass. When
daughter Jackie finds some official papers hidden at the back of a cupboard she
begins to question everything: was it really suicide? who, really, is the mother
she thought she knew?...and who is the stranger in the garden studio? The truth
is more shocking than Jackie could ever have imagined. |
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Apartment 255 |
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| by Bunty Avieson |
| Published by Pan. Also published in Germany and Japan. |
| Sarah and Ginny have been best friends since school. They both
had their share of adolescent problems but now things are working out for Sarah.
She's met Tom. Her TV reporting career is taking off. But Ginny has not been so
lucky. She wanted Tom, but she didn't get him. She wants. . . what Sarah has.
Ginny moves into an apartment overlooking Sarah and Tom's. She starts watching
them. Then she does something more than just watch. And so the torment begins.
. . |
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Table for Three |
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| by Jennifer Bacia |
| Published by HarperCollins |
In the sparkling tradition of Cathy Kelly comes Jennifer Bacia's latest novel.
Marnie, Tina and Lee are in their twenties when they share a house in Bondi. Each
is running away from something... |
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| A Moment in Time & Best Kept Secrets (One
Volume) |
Jennifer Bacia |
HarperCollins |
| Shadows of Power |
Jennifer Bacia |
Pan. Also available on audio by Bolinda Publishing. |
| Angel of Honour |
Jennifer Bacia |
Pan. Also available on audio by Bolinda Publishing. |
| Whisper from the Gods |
Jennifer Bacia |
Pan |
| Mask of Paradise |
Jennifer Bacia |
Pan |
| A Moment in Time |
Jennifer Bacia |
HarperCollins. Also available on audio by Bolinda Publishing. |
| Best Kept Secret |
Jennifer Bacia |
HarperCollins |
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Everything to Lose |
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| by Jennifer Bacia |
| Published by HarperCollins |
| At their school reunion, four women in their forties lie about
their lives. The single successful television producer, the happily married society
mother, the brilliant editor who's regretting her late decision to have a child,
and the devoted wife and mother who leaves it all for a passionate lover - each
hides her true desires behind society's expectations. |
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| Hold High the Flame |
Frances Burke |
Saga Publications |
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The Country Singer |
| by Robyn Lee Burrows |
| Published by Woman's Day |
| In a one-pub, one-store town in the Australian wheat belt, Meg has been married
to Grady for ten childless years. She feels constrained by the land and the life,
which are all she has ever known. When Declan, a country singer on the run from
his memories, drifts into town for a few days one hot September, it's the beginning
of a love that will last forever -- even to the next generation. |
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Tea Tree Passage |
| by Robyn Lee Burrows |
| Published by HarperCollins |
| The crippling legacies of the Great War resound down the generations in this
new novel from Robyn Burrows. Tea Tree Passage follows the fortunes of the Carmody
family down the generations — through two world wars, depression and shattered
dreams — yet in the tranquility of Tea Tree Passage some solace can be found.
And perhaps even love..... |
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When Wattles Bloom |
| by Robyn Lee Burrows |
| Published by HarperCollins |
| Callie will be sad to see her family home sold into the hands of strangers.
When a stranger with a horseshoe comes asking questions about Callie’s family
and her great-aunt Hannah, Callie finds herself delving into secrets the family
home has long kept hidden. Together with this kind stranger, Michael, Callie begins
to unravel a love story between Hannah and a young blacksmith, Ben. |
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Fivefold |
| by Nathan Burrage |
| Published by Bantam |
November 1308, Yorkshire: a cathedral is deliberately burned to the ground by its Abbott to hide a religious artefact from foreign invaders. But like most secrets, it hasn't stayed buried long enough.
Present day: James Steepleton is in trouble again. Fined £5,000 for driving under the influence of alcohol. His old study group from university rally together to raise the money. Not far outside the Yorkshire town of Skipton, the group stumbles across the ruined cathedral and a journey into myth and legend begins. The wheels of history turn and it is time for the Fivefold Cabal to rise again. |
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| When Hope is Strong |
Robyn Lee Burrows |
Pan O/P |
| Song from the Heart |
Robyn Lee Burrows |
Pan |
| Where the River Ends |
Robyn Lee Burrows |
Pan |
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