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Brian Cadd
Brian Cadd writes about his life in the same manner he has lived his life, with fun, laughter, larrikinism and in some cases total irreverence.If you ever wanted to know...
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Linda Coggin
Bitter sweet, short and sharp the poetry of Linda Coggin hits both the heart and the nerve of those who read her words. Â Simple everyday family life is broken down...
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Ian Brown
This book has sat waiting for review for some time –six months or longer to be exact. It has taken me that much time to have the courage to read...
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Umani Liza Hyde
If you have been searching for that missing something in your life join Umani as she helps you discover the power of self-love.Are you prepared to Die for Love: not...
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Paul Goldman
Take the time to enter into oneness when you open the pages of Goldman’s latest divinely guided prose.Step into the space that is self and steep your psyche into the...
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Brenna Yovanoff
Deep and dark, filled with twists and turns, plots and sub plots Smoulder will definitely have it for the YA reader market.Daphne, daughter of Lilith and Lucifer is sent to...
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Michelle & Ezio De Angelis
Death and dying - what is it really all about? Contained within the pages of Postcards is a wealth of information on this subject sent to help and heal those...
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Stafford Whiteaker
In today’s world of fast moving demand and expectation many have and are faced daily with the need to keep up, to deliver and exceed expectations of family, friends and...
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Chris Masters
Chris Masters is one of Australia’s best known investigative reporters having spent much of the past decades covering one War or another in parts of the world such as Africa,...
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Jennifer Skiff
It has long been said that a dog is man’s/woman’s best friend but it is not until you hear tell the myriad of stories that underline just that and often...
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Becky Walsh
LOVE – that huge, big, overriding passion in life is taken and thoroughly dissected from all aspects in this hugely informative, educational and intuitive book written for the modern day...
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Scott Thomas
I opened this book and my first thoughts were, Wow, I want to go to the pub that serves this type of ‘grub’, but sadly I don’t live in Melbourne....
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