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Annie Sancerre's French husband was killed in the First World War, before their son Davie was born.

What would happen if someone invented a device that rendered guns and bombs virtually harmless? What would be the effect on crime, on terrorism, on international relations?

The story of Louis Braille, born in France in 1809, and his struggle amid harsh conditions to perfect a code of raised dots punched through sheets of paper, to fashion an alphabet that opened the w

Young French widow, Claudette Arneau, arrives at a million acre cattle station in the Kimberley. Can she survive?

A novel set during World War Two and proposing an attempt by Nazi agents to secure a new type of diesel engine which would give them air superiority.

Kelsey Byden's family had always told her that her mother was dead, but she discovers on the same day her divorce becomes final, that she is in prison for murder.

Billy is drifting, looking for a place to land.

Lindsay Abercrombie is an ambitious young solicitor specialising in family law.

Jenny and Laura Nightingale are as different as chalk and cheese.

Sheriff Whelchan finds two men hanging in the tall tree and sets about unravelling the mystery.

Jane Graham, unmarried mother, tells of trying to bring up her son, David, as normally as possible, but with the tension created for her by knowing that his father may try to claim him.

Mother of Robert Holmes a` Court recounts her life.

He loved her twenty years ago and believed he knew her every flaw, but he cannot believe she would kill her own child.

Identical twin girls, who were separated at birth meet by chance as adults. Rose belongs to the "jet set" and Flora lives in rural tranquility.

Carl Herbold enjoys being bad. After all, he is terrifyingly good at it. Stimulated by violence, he and his brother, Cecil, had easily graduated from juvenile delinquents to full-blown killers.