Women are Crazy, Men are Stupid
Women are Crazy, Men are Stupid- What came first, the Crazy or the Stupid? Cheaper than therapy, more fun than a break up- Tim Allen and Debra Messing love it!
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Broken Fences
Broken Fences; Camilla Noli, author of 2008's Still Waters, revisits her theme of suburban menace in a heart-stopping new story exploring what happens when a parent loves a child too much.
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Silent Scream
From the bestselling author of Above Suspicion, Clean Cut and the Red Dahlia comes a gripping new thriller featuring DI Anna Travis. With her professional conduct under scrutiny she investigates the murder of a young British film star.
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Killer Company
Killer Company exposes the story of James Hardie and how he got away with poisoning an estimated 20,000 Australians - told by Matt Peacock.
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Liar
Meet Micah Wilkins in 'Liar' by Justine Larbalestier. Micah is intriguing, engaging and the most exasperating character you will come across this year.
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Daughter of Dust
Wendy Wallace's Daughter of Dust is a memoir which provides an insight into what everyday life is like for women in Sudan.
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The Secret Cure
Sue Woolfe's The Secret Cure is based on a true story about Hans Asperger, the 'Schindler' of children with Aspergers Syndrome in World War II Austria.
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Running Hot
Ultra-marathon runner, Lisa Tamati, has never been in a nine-to-five job, running is her life. This book tells the story of a trek across the Libyan Desert that changed her life, for the better.
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Escape
Anna Fienberg's new novel, Escape, is a wry and wrenchingly honest look at the pitfalls of motherhood and modern marriage- and one woman's attempt to escape them.
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Learning How to Breathe
Learning to Breath is written by 2008 Queensland's Premier's Award for Best Emerging Author, Linda Neil. The memoir is raw, compassionate and very hopeful whilst still being art.
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