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Kelly Douglas, sta per realizzare il sogno della sua vita: la anchorwoman di un telegiornale serale.

One stormy night at her grandfather's place on the windswept coast, Annie enters a boathouse occupied by injured seabirds and finds herself able to understand their speech.

Ian Ferguson discovers that the death of his father was triggered by an SOS from the leader of a geological expedition in Labrador, supposedly killed in a plane crash.

At eighteen Cathie longs for more than a life as a settler in the Australian bush.

New Year's Eve is, traditionally, a time of hope and dreams for the year ahead. But for 19 year-old Hannah Woodgate, it is to be her last. She is the latest victim of the Lancashire leopard.

Little does Dee Carmichael know as she prepares for the final Bombay expatriates' annual cocktail party what surprises and horrors the evening is to bring.

Separated from her husband by World War Two, Victoria Wymering becomes passionately involved with Pierre Banks, an intelligence officer.

It is 1953 in a small town in Australia, a time of postwar prosperity and hope. The Holtens are wealthy, austere graziers who have been on the land for generations.

The final volume in A History of the Plantagenets covers the century from 1377 to 1485 when civil war ravaged England, rebellious peasants marched on London and wandering preachers sowed dissent in

The eleventh book in the Kay Scarpetta series involves the pathologist and Detective Pete Marino in a new case and a threat that could radically change the course of Scarpetta's career.

From turn of the century India to contemporary Sydney. This is a spellbinding saga of love...of two women connected across the decades by the men who love them... and the magic of Zanana.

Story of a single mother who comes from a long line of frustrated talents, and her son who just happens to be a child prodigy.

This tale is about being lured into a place where nothing is as it seems.

As a young Aboriginal man already embittered by his experience of racism, Keith Saunders saw his involvement in sport as a way of becoming 'a somebody' and maintaining his self-respect in

The journey west from Boston to California was reputed to be a treacherous ride and three families had their wagon train attacked by outlaws.