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Political_Affair
A Political Affair by Andrew Porteous
Lachlan Doyle is the product of a Scottish doctor and a Maori mother. Orphaned while still young, Lachlan has one great ambition, to be a detective with the New Zealand CIB......
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- The Lincoln Letter Give-away
- The Lincoln Letter
- To Hold A Storm
- The Creative Book of Ten Best Short Stories
- Andrews Destiny
The Lincoln Letter Give-away
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The Lincoln Letter
***WIN*** Three Copies of "The Lincoln Letter" by Gretchen Elhassani ***WIN*** A chance for three lucky winners to get their hands on a paperback copy of "The Lincoln Letter" by Gretchen Elhassani. Closing date 15th December 2011 23:59 BST Winners will be notified by email on Friday 16th December 2011 Books will be shipped on the 16th December 2011.
free book, The Lincoln Letter, Gretchen Elhassani how to enter...
To Hold A Storm
***WIN*** Three Copies of "To Hold A Storm" by Chris Green ***WIN*** A chance for three lucky winners to get their hands on a paperback copy of "To Hold A Storm" by Chris Green. Closing date 15th December 2011 23:59 BST Winners will be notified by email on Friday 16th December 2011 Books will be shipped on the 16th December 2011.
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The Creative Book of Ten Best Short Stories
The short story has been round since the beginning of time, told by people sat around fires in the evening spinning their poetic tales. It was a matter of bringing people together as a community to share in the pleasures and passions of a tale well told.
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Andrews Destiny
For the first time in seventeen years I was pleased. Barbara, my wife, had come home. Andrew Bennett first appeared in Diana Daneri's first novel 'Kristina's Destiny' - here is Andrew's story. Unwanted and unloved, at the age of fifteen circumstances force him to run away. This is the second book in 'The Destiny Series'
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The Brahmins say that in their books there are many predictions of times in which it will rain. But press those books as strongly as you can, you can not get out of them a drop of water. So you can not get out of all the books that contain the best precepts the smallest good deed.
Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) Russian writer.
