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Colin Fox is an enigma. Part Scottish, part Aboriginal, as a child he is caught up the Stolen Generation. What follows is a period of abuse and sorrow, but Fox's innate sense of decency and justice sees him not only survive but become a respected SAS warrior.

However fate deals Fox another bitter blow with the murder of his adopted family.

Bikie gangs, gun running, dog fighting, and a mind that is pure evil cross his path in his quest for justice.

Ultimately, Fox decides on the only law he can trust - his own.

Maggie Harris has left the quiet English village of her birth, with its apple orchards and all the people most dear to her, and travelled to Australia for the adventure of her life…

 

Despite all her planning, nothing can prepare her for when she arrives at McKinnley Sheep Station, in a blaze of dust and barking kelpies, and straight into the turbulent path of Jack McKinnley, the station owner’s handsome son and his dangerous girlfriend.

 

The chemistry between Maggie and Jack is undeniable from the start, but Maggie knows she must keep her feelings to herself for the well-being of all concerned.

 

But can she? Will true love find a way or will she be destined to watch as the man she loves is deceived?

 

The compelling sequel to Thursday’s Child, From Orchards to Outback continues Maggie’s inspiring journey as she discovers that friends are indeed the family we choose.

Featuring the latest information about the murder of Des Moran, including Judy Moran's involvement, these are the gritty stories of Australia's crime world. A hive of secret activity the Australian gangland world is fraught with double-crossings, murders, theft, violence and fraud. Living by their own set of rules and regulations, which often involve crooked members of government and the police force, this is your chance to gain a real insight into how the minds and groups of these gangs really work.

The Go Zone is a unique and innovative program which combines business and personal efficiency with enhanced well-being and resilience. Learn how to truly concentrate without excuse or distraction in time focussed Go Zones, be comfortable and productive while cruising in the Slow Zone, and recover and enjoy your passions GUILT FREE in the No Zone. Innovative, engaging and amusing. Read the Go Zone in an hour, enjoy for life.

Using a healthy mix of plain language and light entertainment this book examines the facts and myths about the Earth and its climate, as well as the related challenges facing the country and planet in the 21st century and beyond. Presented as a satirical fictional debate, it blends together two streams: a methodical part - centred on the conflict of opinion between the beliefs that global warming is real and the opposite view questioning if such a phenomenon does indeed exist - and a satirical one - involving frequent hilarious exchanges and quips.

They say that every little bit helps, so just imagine what you can do with this collection of great tips on how to green clean everything. From the kitchen to the bathroom, as well as the odd spot or stain, learn how to do cleaning the green way and help the environment and your back pocket at the same time. There's no need for fancy cleaning products with key miracle ingredients like baking soda, lemon juice and vinegar. Including recipes for your own detergents and tips for every odd job, this book will help you clean more effectively and efficiently in an environmentally friendly way.

Camille, a fourteen-year-old witch, watches as her mother is burned at the stake. She flees, chased by Xavier, a member of The Society. When Camille finds the auch, Aiyu, he takes her into the mountains for protection. Xavier follows and finds the entrance to the high country. The Society plans to have King Leopold attack and destroy the auchs, but Leopold misreads the information. Leopold marches south to intercept an invasion from Greche. With Leopold out of the city The Society hatches an alternate plan...

This is the first volume in a three-part medieval fantasy saga about The Society.

How to Love the Sh*t Out of Life is a self-help guide for young adults. It is about enjoying life and being positive.

 

Hurley takes experiences from the people in her life and observations of those around her, to showcase these positive strategies. She is not a professional life-coach, but her experiences have provided her with a rich background to draw from and the reader will realise she is someone they can relate to in everyday situations. Her humour and her well founded ‘common sense’ make this an enjoyable and enlightening read.

Kayla Ng is a good girl who wants to please her parents and her grandparents and relatives.

But she is also born in the year of the dragon. Her Chinese sign predicts she has fire within. When she is sent to study in Australia, from her homeland of Malaysia, she works hard to fulfil everyone’s expectation of her becoming a doctor.

 

She makes two lifelong friends: Eva and Russell, and her story highlights the difficulties, loneliness and often hilarious world of being an international student in Australia. While striving to graduate as a doctor, a tragic death destroys her world. Kayla realises she must choose: will she live the life expected of her, the life her family want for her, or will she live the life she dares to dream, and in doing so, risk losing all she has?

IT ALL STARTED ON THE EVE OF MY 43RD BIRTHDAY...

With two young boys, a new lecturer position and all the commitments of an active life, Ros Ben-Moshe had no plans for a tumour to take over her life. Yet after the news came on her 43rd birthday, medical appointments turned into hours of surgery, casual conversations disappeared, and even her children started asking questions.

In recovery rooms, as the clock slowly ticks, Ros Ben-Moshe starts writing. Through ups and downs, she tells it all, in an honest account of fighting the Big C, or should we say the small c?

Brimming with humour, insight and sensitivity, this series of journals, written at the time, explores how we talk about and view illness, and how changing your mindset can do wonders on the journey to health.

Through explanations of mindful healing techniques and the power of laughter, Laughing at cancer will inspire you to take a deep breath and start laughing.

Passion is what one must know to truly appreciate the collection of recipes from Jean-Claude de Toulouse's Legendary Cuisine. Jean-Claude cooks like an angel and combines his French heritage with culinary secrets from around the world to seduce the tastebuds.

The recipes in Legendary Cuisine are sectioned off by Jean-Claude's own imaginary meeting with a Lady - a legendary figure who Jean-Claude is inspired by and cooks for.

His interest in healthy lifestyles combines with his exquisite culinary skill to show that food that is good for you can also taste sensational.

These recipes are dripping with pomegranates, figs, honey, fruits of the season, vegetables from the land, fresh salmon, and desserts to die for.

Legendary Cuisine is truly an oral sensation.

Love is to the spiritual Universe as gravity is to the physical world. An understanding of love as the only true power, the fundamental and basic structure of all life and being, leads to a new view of life and truth that leads to wholeness, happiness and healing.

 

Love Equals Power provides an entertaining and compelling discussion of the big questions of life, offering answers that are both radical and inspiring. Drawing on her own lifelong experience with spiritual healing as well as her wide-ranging research of different spiritual practices and theories, Eileen McBride argues that all true knowledge lies within us and is accessed through love. Love Equals Power provides not only the ideas but also the practical strategies to harness all the power needed to find spiritual solutions to human problems, to heal our bodies and lives, and to create the life we truly desire.

Peach Avenel is a broken woman. She thought she had a loving marriage. She thought she would be starting a family. She thought she had a successful career... Peach was wrong. She has a life that no longer fits, filled with broken dreams. When a tumbled down house with a neglected garden comes into her life by serendipitous circumstances, Peach feels something stir within her and although she prefers Jimmy Choo shoes to gum boots, she is drawn to the house and the garden. What unfolds is a story of humour and love. Of cupcakes and cactus. And of a young woman learning about herself and finding out sometimes you need to break open to find who you really are.

Memoirs of Galina follows the true story of Galina Kuchina, A Russian Australian from China.

Born in China into a traditional Russian family, Galina endured a difficult time under Japanese occupation, living under Soviet rule following liberation by the Soviet Army. Although the young lived against the backdrop of war, they still managed to study, work and fall in love.

In 1957 Galina and her family migrated to Australia and integrated into Australian life. Working life was punctuated by a full social life, as well as an intense cultural commitment.

Galina Kuchina is founding president of the Solouhin Literary Society, and recipient of the Meritorious Service Award (Government of Victoria) and the Service to the Russian Community Award (Russian Ethnic Representative Council). Galina has published several books in Russia and remains a regular contributor to various literary magazines.

'Moon Over the Mediterranean' is the fascinating story of Alexander, a conscientious objector in 1960s Holland. He embarks on a lifetime adventure, travelling the hippie trail through Greece, India, Nepal, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Iran, Israel and beyond. He keeps his sketch pad at hand, always has a good book to enjoy and engages in deep philosophical discussions with fellow travellers, as well as falling in and out of love along the way.

As he matures, Alexander becomes more involved with the world around him, helping displaced persons, building clinics, schools and rehabilitation centres, assisting children who have been abducted as child soldiers and abused in horrifying ways. Finally, he embarks on several monumental projects where he attempts to change the way people think towards bigotry and asylum seekers.

'Moon over the Mediterranean' is a feel-good book despite the difficult issues it confronts. It tells the story of one man's struggle to make the world a better place and live a compassionate life.