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Rudy Baylor's world collapses when the law firm he was due to join in a few week's time is taken over.

Capt. Ramage and the crew of the frigate 'Calypso' engage French battleships and Barbary Coast pirates in this swashbuckling novel of the high seas.

Young Capt. Ramage, recently married, hopes to settle down for few quiet months with his new wife but Nelson asks for him by name and soon he is caught up on the great battle of Trafalgar.

In this exciting adventure Capt. Ramage RN must rescue a mixed group of people being held hostage by Napoleon amongst whom he hopes to find his wife.

Three women who were inseparable during their college years meet again after 20 years at a ranch in Wyoming to find courage, healing and truth as they reach out to one another and rekindle old rela

Sophie drives a tour bus on the island of Guernsey. When she picks up from the airport a group of Arab visitors, Sophie's suspicions are aroused by the strange behaviour of her guests.

As Jay lies in a coma, his young wife Lainey, is the only one who believes he will recover.

A random arrangement of the poetic writings of the author wherein a lifetime of experience, joy and sorrow are sometimes starkly and vividly expressed.

A collection of the experiences of nine Aboriginal stockmen working in the Fitzroy River area of Western Australia.

April 1951.

At the entrance to the town of Dampier in the Pilbara region of W.A. is an Information Bay and taking pride of place in front of the map of the area is a bronze statue of a dog.

There was probably only one person who could make Sarah Barcant, successful prosecutor, leave New York and return home to Smitsrivier, the small South African town she left years before.

Set in the Australian outback in the 1930's. A story about adventure, mateship, families and life's moral questions.

A flash of an explosion at a nuclear power station; can it alter the course of history? From `A science fiction argosy'.

If Russia lost her oil supplies would she be able to secure the Middle East? And how would this affect NATO?