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All Browning expects is to go through the motions of making a propaganda film.

Three brothers, born on a Greek island, spread their wings and soar to impressive heights in their three professions.

Five men and a woman, as deadly as any, were hunting Reece.

This humorous novel is set against the backdrop of Hollywood in the 1920's and follows the adventures of actor Richard Browning as he gets caught between the FBI and the Ku Klux Klan, and make

Story of WA man, John Button, who was sentenced in the 1960s for the murder of his girlfriend; the police were under great pressure at the time for a series of unresolved murders, many attributed t

An entertaining mixture of fact and fiction about experiences in a small N.S.W. town, prompted by the decision of a family to escape the tensions of life in Canberra.

An epic of courage and love that moves from war-torn France to the secret heart of the African wilderness.

A Calder by birth, Ty Calder has been brought up far away from the Montana ranch that is his inheritance. Returning, he finds it difficult to settle in.

Introducing George Smiley and the "Circus". Investigation of a suicide uncovers spies on both sides of the Iron Curtain.

The story of Claire Sullivan's trail from New York to London following her sister's desperate "call in the night" for help and her subsequent disappearance.

Nineteen-year-old Diana Savarol is nowhere near the traditional ingenue entering her first season.

The Southern Cross turns over, telling travellers under the vast Australian skies of the passing of the night and the coming of dawn.

When her fiance is killed, Cat Calder retreats to the homestead to mourn. One reckless night leads to a chance encounter with a grey-eyed stranger.

In this searingly honest autobiography, Rolf Harris charts his rise to fame, chronicling the triumphs, disasters and revelations along the way.

The history of the Moonta Mines in South Australia, and the life story of the man who was Moonta for 34 years, Captain Henry Richard Hancock.