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The war with Napoleon won, the Earl of Hellington begins another campaign, the pursuit of a pretty yet infuriating young milliner who evades all his attempts to make her his mistress.

Charles Waterston's marriage ends abruptly and he is sent to work in New York.

The time is the 1950's, life was simple, the family was nearly everything.

Leonard Mears is a powerful and successful businessman with a hard heart.

Set partly in London and partly in America. Follows the fortunes of a small group of the young and the single - the children of sixties swingers.

Romantic saga set between the two world wars, passing from the glittering Paris salons of the art deco period, to the war-torn peninsula of Singapore.

Beautiful Angela Sherrington grew up on an Alabama farm, dirt poor but dreaming of handsome Bradford Maitland, the dashing heir to Golden Oaks.

In this entertaining book about the thrills and drama of Australian and International big-time cricket, Marsh answers some provocative questions. What does Marsh think of Kim Hughes?

Latest Les Norton adventure, moves from the corridors in Canberra to the grimy tenements of Belfast, to climax in a nerve-shattering shootout on a survivalist fortress in the Tweed Valley.

An absorbing work on the nature of God for the serious spiritual seeker.

The author dismisses the popular image of Goering as a corrupt and indolent buccaneer and concentrates on the serious and central role he played in the Third Reich, illuminating the political fabri

After one broken marriage Gillian feels she has found happiness with Chris, however his infidelity sends her into the arms of another man.

A sweeping drama that moves from the glitter of London society to the grandeur of Europe and the heat of Africa.

A novel of suspense and drama, centred around the famous Golden Gate bridge of San Francisco, and involving a plot to kidnap the President of the United States.

The autobiography of the athlete who won three gold medals at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956 at the age of eighteen, and was named Golden Girl by a Melbourne newspaper.