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I Kill
July 2010
The international bestseller that has sold over 5 million copies worldwide. The voice on the radio. The writing, red as blood. I kill . . . A detective and an FBI agent embark upon the most harrowing case of their careers as they attempt to... details »
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Making News
July 2010
'The photo was clearly sexual, all skin and limbs. It was a CCTV image, which looked to be from security footage. Lucas leaned forward to read the accompanying paragraph. Within half a sentence it was as though a foot had crashed through the monitor... details »
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The One That I Want
July 2010
If we are granted a look into our future, can we change what lies ahead... and should we? Tilly Farmer is 32 years old and totally content living in her hometown, married to her high school boyfriend, and working as the school guidance counsellor. She... details »
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Love Songs from a Shallow Grave
July 2010
The good doctor celebrates his 74th birthday... and possibly his last? As usual, all is abnormal in Dr Siri Paiboun's morgue in downtown Vientiane. Siri and his team are investigating the case of the Three Epées: three women skewered by a... details »
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Matt Skinner's Wine Guide 2011
July 2010
Matt Skinner's Wine Guide 2011 is a refreshingly new and comprehensive guide to 250 wines suitable for drinking or cellaring now, to suit all budgets and occasions. Whether your preferred drop is a fizz, pink, white red or sweet, a light,... details »
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My Table: Food with Friends
July 2010
Pete Evans is a chef, restaurateur, television presenter and fisherman. He's also a man who believes entertaining should be as much fun for the cook as for the guests around the table. This collection of recipes is what Pete serves to family and... details »
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So French
July 2010
Acclaimed restaurateur Dany Chouet helped shape French cuisine in Australia throughout the 1970s and 80s through her successful restaurants Upstairs, Au Chabrol and Cleopatra. Now back in south-west France, she and her partner are wooing international... details »
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Rump and a Rough Red
July 2010
'When ingredients are limited, the most important ingredient is ingenuity.' There is a real art to cooking on a budget, an art that food and wine writer Greg Duncan Powell revives in Rump and a Rough Red. Each chapter focuses on a... details »
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Snowflakes & Schnapps
July 2010
Join Jane Lawson as she takes you on a culinary journey through the magnificent cold-climate cuisines of the snow-cloaked regions of northern, central and eastern Europe. From the seaside towns of Scandinavia, to the alpine villages of Austria, from the... details »
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Pressure Cookers
July 2010
People have been cooking with pressure cookers for decades, and now they are easier and safer to use than ever. This popular cooking method provides a time-saving, economical and energy saving way of preparing a variety of nutritional meals. Pressure... details »
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The Australian Book of Heroism
July 2010
Continuing on as a series from The Australian Book of True Crime, this book tells the amazing stories of Australian heroes throughout history. Each chapter focuses on a different hero--from the 19th century through to the modern day. Some... details »
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History Makers
July 2010
History Makers reveals who the most influential person of the twentieth century was - and why. Counting down from #100 to #1, the entries are rated in order of the level of influence, using a specially devised mathematical formula. Presented... details »
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In The Name of Peace
July 2010
In the Name of Peace discusses the pacifist leaders, great and small, whose adherence to non-violence, even in the face of ruinous opposition, has changed the course of history. Pacifist leaders and their philosophies have affected societies,... details »
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Enigmas: Medieval
July 2010
For the fans of Enigma and Enigma 2, here are over a hundred enigmas to solve, as well as logical puzzles, magic squares, brain teasers, riddles and more to wake up, perk up and bend your grey matter. Enigmas: Medieval Like a... details »
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Enigmas: Celtic
July 2010
For the fans of Enigma and Enigma 2, here are over a hundred enigmas to solve, as well as logical puzzles, magic squares, brain teasers, riddles and more to wake up, perk up and bend your grey matter. Enigmas: Celtic Thrown... details »
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The Big Questions: The Universe
July 2010
The Big Questions series enables renowned experts to tackle the 20 most fundamental and frequently asked questions of a major branch of science or philosophy. Each 3000-word essay simply and concisely examines a question that has eternally... details »
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The History Files: History's Greatest Hits
July 2010
History's Greatest Hits vividly brings to light 22 of the most famous events that have shaped the world. Aimed at young readers with a thirst for knowledge, this book spans over 2,000 years of history, from the assassination of Julius... details »
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Unhooking the Moon
July 2010
Meet the Rat: A dancing, football-playing gangster-baiting ten-year-old. When she foresaw her father's death, she picked up her football and decided to head for New York. Meet her older brother Bob: Protector of the Rat, but more often her follower,... details »
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The Maharajah's Monkey
July 2010
Join Kit Salter on her next dazzling adventure into the heart of India Dark secrets at the maharajah's palace, lost treasure and a bear attack in the Himalayas, and a naughty Indian monkey, filled with an ancient evil . . . When world-famous... details »
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World Kitchen France
July 2010
World Kitchen: France and World Kitchen: India are the latest titles in a new series of six culinary journeys exploring the influences of geography, climate, culture and tradition that have shaped some of the world's most popular... details »
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World Kitchen India
July 2010
World Kitchen: France and World Kitchen: India are the latest titles in a new series of six culinary journeys exploring the influences of geography, climate, culture and tradition that have shaped some of the world's most popular... details »
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Made in France: Blackwork
July 2010
Made in France: Blackwork takes a modern approach to the ancient art of blackwork. The 50 projects in this book show how simple embroidery stitches worked on a contrasting background can be used to embellish a multitude of charming gifts,... details »
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The Increment
July 2010
An anonymous email arrives via the CIA's website: someone on the inside of Iran's nuclear program is apparently ready to talk. Harry Pappas, head of the Agency's Iran desk, knows that if the contact is real, he's looking at the... details »
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The Leaping
July 2010
An edgy, original and terrifying werewolf novel, the first in a series from a young debut author exploring the darkness that lies beneath Britain's bleak post-industrial northwest. Jack finished university three years ago, but he's still stuck... details »
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No-one Loves a Policeman
July 2010
It is December 2001, and Argentina is in economic meltdown. While the country wallows in corruption, cynicism and indifference, Gotán, an ex-cop from the Federal Police, lives in the past. He cannot forget the beguiling woman who briefly set... details »
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Breverton's Nautical Curiosities: Book of the Sea
July 2010
A compendium of fascinating information about the great waters that cover two-thirds of our Earth and the men and women that sailed them. Breverton's Nautical Curiosities is about ships, people and the sea. However, unlike many other... details »
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Emperor of the West: Charlemagne
July 2010
The life, times and historical legacy of the man who created modern Europe. Through his foreign conquests and internal reforms, Charlemagne is a defining figure of both Western Europe and the Middle Ages. Crowned king of the Franks in 768, he... details »
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marie claire Beauty Food
July 2010
The fourth book in the marie claire Fashion and Beauty series shows how eating healthy can keep you looking and feeling good at any age. marie claire Beauty Food explains nutrition, what to eat to stay slim, which foods boost energy... details »
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At the Loch of the Green Corrie
July 2010
Shortly before his death,the much-loved poet Norman MacCaig asked Andrew Greig to try to catch a fish for him at his favourite place, the Loch of the Green Corrie. It is a remote, austerely beautiful, hillloch in the far... details »
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Cut Your Stress
July 2010
Some stress helps your body to prepare for certain challenges, so it's virtually impossible to live without any stress. But too much stress, especially if it's day in, day out, can cause serious physical and emotional problems. Cut Your... details »
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TOP SELLING TITLES
Week ending 17th July 2010
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A VIDEO WITH PAUL MERCURIO
Click here to watch a brand new video we have just posted of Paul Mercurio chatting about his new book Mercurio's Menu. |
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Click here to see the upcoming books that we'll be publishing in our Children's range this year.
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THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE
The Girl Who Played with Fire has just been released in the US and debuted on The New York Times bestseller list at #1. The trade paperback edition of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is also at #2 on the bestseller list. Fantastic!
Click here to read more about The Girl who played with Fire. |
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The Curse of the Pogo Stick
Colin Cotterill has been awarded the Dagger in the Library Award by the UK Crime Writers Association - the judges said of his series of Dr Siri novels: 'An unusual hero in an unusual setting. Quirky, funny and very appealing. His books are a truly beautiful read.'
Click here to read more about The Curse of the Pogo Stick |
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THE MILLENNIUM TRILOGY
Click here to read the latest news about The Millennium Trilogy. |
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Click here to see the film trailer for 'Coco Avant Chanel', starring Audrey Tautou as Coco Chanel. |
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