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Ripley, the survivor of two battles with the deadly eight-foot tall aliens, is stranded on an inhospitable prison planet.

Martha Crayle worked for an association for unmarried mothers and thought she knew all their problems.

Romantic novel of love and adventure and a fascinating insight into the gulf between East and West, the Oriental and the Christian worlds, where they meet at the southern most tip of Russia.

Once a fortnight, Fred Crawford drives his battered truck on the toughest mail run in the world - across sand dunes, salt pans and the fearsome Stony Desert.

Marla Cwitowitz, a Los Angeles law professor and her lover Al Giraud, a private detective, can't help noticing the attractive couple in the Ritz bar.

The author recaptures the essence of what it is like to be a boy on the edge of manhood.

When the bodies of young courting couples start turning up in remote woodland areas, Dr Kay Scarpetta's task is made more difficult by the effects of the elements.

Dave Cody shoots a sheriff's brother to save a girl and the sheriff pursues him. Cody teams up with King Piper on a cattle drive and is hunted by Snake Waller - a bounty hunter.

The compelling sequel to "Outcast". Emma Grady has spent seven years of servitude as a convict in Australia.

Margo Walters, a young and highly successful business woman, has to decide between the man she loves, who lives in Canada, and her London commitment.

The story of the cat, Ambrose, belonging to the author and his wife.

Dame Enid Lyons was the first woman to sit in the Australian House of Representatives.

Popular Australian TV vet and star of Harry's Practice recounts stories about his life with animals and their owners.

Memoirs of Irish-American Frank McCourt. Looks back with sadness and affection at his first eighteen years of growing up in New York and Ireland.

Lady Ancella Winn, after the death of her father, goes to Paris as a nurse-companion and falls in love with her mistress's son.