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Victoria Jones, a resourceful London typist, helps to thwart an attempt by an international network to split the civilised world into two factions.

Story of a remarkable family whose fortunes have been linked so intimately with the history of Port Lincoln, South Australia.

The famous actress thought herself irresistable, but there was at least one "fan" who wanted her dead.

Portrays the tenuous threads that connect modern families.

Two stories from `A science fiction argosy'. 1. The third level by Larry Niven 2. Becalmed in hell by J. Finney.

A humorous account of how we would like to save the world by the marketing of a sexy consumer "Claustrosphere" which is a self-contained, tough eco-shelter for the domestic user.

In the course of her work, young scientist Jeannie Ferrami meets two young men who appear to be identical twins: Steve, a law student, and Dennis, a convicted murderer.

How well do you know the person you're married to? This is the central theme of this romantic thriller.

Colleen McCullough's 'The Thorn Birds' is the dramatic and colourful family saga of outback Australia and one of the best-selling novels of all time and a popular television mini-ser

The Kokoda Trail is part of Australian military folklore. This is the story of the Kokoda Campaign, portrayed through the eyes of the Australian soldiers who fought the battle.

THE THREE EDWARDS, third in Thomas B. Costain's survey of Britain under the Plantagenets, covers the years between 1272 and 1377 when three Edwards ruled England.

English couple Richard and Robin Mariner are soon to launch the revolutionary SuperCats, a fast ferry service from Thunder Bay across the Great Lakes of Canada.

Fifty years after the war a set of potentially explosive documents comes to light sealed in a sunken U-boat.

A compelling and often hilarious picture of Australian life as seen by the authors during a 20,000 km rail odyssey around Australia, starting from Sydney's Central Station and returning there.

Tilly Trotter, unwed and 5 months pregnant when Mark Sopwith died, crossed the world to a strange new land and the perils that awaited her there.