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A Bottle of Plonk
by Jacquelynn Luben
ISBN: 0-9782550-3-8
For Julie Stanton's bottle of plonk (slang for cheap wine) the journey truly is the destination as it passes unopened through many hands and many stories filled with love, laughter and sorrow.
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The Burning
by Jackie Tritt
ISBN: 0-9782157-2-9
Bushfire sweeps through the peaceful Australian town of Pelican East, leaving death and destruction in its wake. But why is veteran officer Alan Foster so uneasy about one of the wildfire deaths?
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Chasing the Wind
by B.J. Kibble
ISBN: 0-9782550-0-3
Paul Cain, ex-policeman and MI5 agent, is forced out of retirement by the murder of close friends. He embarks upon a dangerous quest not only to seek revenge, but also to obtain redemption from a millstone of guilt.
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Curious Accounts of the Imaginary Friend
by P.S. Gifford
ISBN: 978-0-9782550-5-3
Who am I? Well, I am the imaginary friend. You know, the one you conjure up to talk with when you're consumed with loneliness, greed or visions of eminent doom. And that's how this manuscript came into being.
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Dry Rain
by B. J. Kibble
ISBN: 0-9782550-1-1
British police detective Tom Carver investigates the murder scene of a nameless vagrant, who turns out to be tied to the head of a nefarious crime organization. His life is put in peril when he uncovers a plot to attack London with nerve gas.
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Earrings of Ixtumea
by Kim Baccellia
ISBN: 0-9782157-0-2
Fourteen-year-old Lupe Hernandez dismisses the legend about her Mexican grandmother's magical earrings as a silly fairytale, despite recurring nightmares of human sacrifice. But then the earrings thrust her into the parallel world of Ixtumea...
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First Communion: A Collection of Modern Irish Stories
by Jack Scoltock
ISBN: 0-9782157-4-5
Enjoy a rare glimpse of everyday life in modern Northern Ireland in this perceptive anthology of short stories. Visit the small towns and byways and see how everyday people live, love and thrive in the midst of religious and political strife.
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Golden Weddin' & the B.V.M.
by Jack Scoltock
ISBN: 978-1-897442-01-2
It's her grandparent's 50th wedding anniversary, but Kerry is more interested in an apparition of the "B.V.M." She said she would appear again, and Kerry wants her friends to see this. But an unexpected guest at the party changes everything...
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Hero
by Dan Rafter
ISBN: 978-1-897442-00-5
James wasn't your typical superhero then again, there was nothing typical about the "Hero" program. Or did they always recruit new superheroes by shocking them into submission, kidnapping them and implanting computer chips in their brains?
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The Last Gunfighter
by Steve Paul
ISBN: 0-9782157-8-8
Ex-U.S. deputy marshal John Bronson put his gun up and retired to the mountains of Rawlins, Wyoming to pan for gold. A desperate letter from his sister puts him on the trail of his missing nephew and a final stand with the Stock Grower's Association.
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My True Love Sent to Me
by Elizabeth Hopkinson
ISBN: 0-9782550-2-X
Set in the magical world of medieval romance home to as many noble knights as there are tales this enchanting collection of stories takes the verses of the familiar carol and transforms each one into a tale of fantasy, adventure and love.
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