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There are two worlds, each filled with very different people and perspectives. Who is fortunate, and who is not? Is it Steve, who lives in a world where happiness is forbidden, or is it the rat, who comes from a place where only happiness exists?
It soon becomes clear that this apparent happiness isn’t genuine at all; it’s merely evil intentions in disguise. Yet, everyone is afraid to make a change or take the first step. The rat persuades Steve to join him in this seemingly ‘wonderful’ world. The boy agrees, hopeful that all his dreams will finally come true, and he will live the life he’s always wanted.
However, the path to true happiness is not an easy one. Steve, the rat, and their friends must find the courage to become true heroes, uncover the truth, and save everyone. Meanwhile, the Queen of this ‘wonderful’ world is determined to stop them at all costs. It’s uncertain who will survive and who will fall along the way.
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To escape a loveless marriage to a senior government official, Faith flies to a home she owns on a secluded private island in the Caribbean. Desperately seeking to be alone, she quickly learns ‘alone’ proves in short supply, as at her door unexpectedly arrive old friends and dangerous strangers staying just a mile away up the cay. Over the next week Faith discovers she is the pivotal player in a life-and-death struggle of historic proportion, one she had no part in creating, indeed knew nothing of. She must use her wits to play for time until help arrives on the charter plane returning in a few days. Just out of sight, powerful forces operate to guide events, yet in no regard is Faith a hapless stander-by. Palmetto Cay is the crucible of the grand intrigue, and she, its catalyst.
The story speaks to inestimable wealth and limitless power, to corruption and trust, love, morality, truth, betrayal, deception and mistake. And nothing is as it seems. Absolutely nothing
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Dive into the enchanting world of The Croaks, where Freddy, a daring young frog, embarks on an unforgettable adventure beyond Croak Pond. With danger, humour and heartwarming friendships, this tale explores bravery, family bonds, and the magic of finding your way back home.
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Veggi Vole is given super nature powers by mother nature’s helper, the Orb-weaver Spider. She changes Veggi the Vole into Windi the Super Vole!
Can he stop all the little vole children from being eaten by Stinky the Stoat or his friend Whiffi the Weasel.
Can he find the children?
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Atticus Fighter of Rome Series – Death Before Dishonour
The Parthian hordes led by their king Artabanus had invaded the outer reaches of the Roman empire, destroying several Roman outposts along Parthia’s border with Mesopotamia. The Parthian army had laid siege to the great Roman fort at Tadmor.
Atticus had joined the legions of Rome. He stood a mere inch short of seven feet head to toe, a pure warrior, barely a man at the age of 18. A mountain of muscle and strength second to none.
General Maximus of the Augusta Legions had witnessed, at first hand, the bravery and fighting skill of Atticus, and with the blessing of the Emperor, Augustus had installed Atticus into the Augusta Legion as first centurion of the first cohort of the Augusta Legion.
Artabanus had sent envoys to the two client kings of Mesopotamia, inviting them to join forces with him to destroy Rome, which was at its weakest. One of the kings had disguised himself as a merchant and went to Rome to see for himself. Spies and assassins hid amongst the civilian population and were often paid handsomely for their services by the king of Parthia. Atticus would soon be unleashed upon the Parthians. His quest to become Rome’s greatest warrior had begun.
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Mr. Johnson & The Ever Most Amusing Farm Stories Ever Told
Mr. Johnson notices one particular pig and casually tells Sammy, “Looks like she’s ready for auction.” Sammy’s heart sinks. “Please don’t take Gabby to the auction, she’s not that kind of pig!” But Mr. Johnson, unfazed, reminds Sammy to finish his chores and moves on to other farm duties.
Feeling the weight of his responsibilities, Sammy checks on his mischievous baby goat, Beckett, who’s been warned to stay out of his mother’s garden. As if keeping Gabby off the auction list wasn’t enough.
Later, Beckett meets Gabby, and as he leaves the pig pen, he calls out, “I’ll come visit you if you’re still around.” But as he walks away, he feels a pang of regret, noticing the worry on Gabby’s face. Unsure if he has upset her, Beckett decides to seek advice from Alexander the mouse.
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I Wish I'd Asked More Questions
Step into the life of an ordinary city girl and follow her journey through moments of revelation, unanswered questions, and unexpected turns. From the mysteries surrounding her birth, the possibility of adoption, and a second family she never fully understood, her early years were filled with uncertainty.
As a young mother, she is suddenly uprooted and transplanted to island life, where she finds success in her chosen craft and builds a thriving business. Yet, much later in life, the unanswered questions from her past resurface, compelling her to embark on a search for the truth.
The answers she uncovers are not always welcome, but they bring the resolution she has long sought. An ordinary city girl, perhaps, but a life far from ordinary.
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A true story of love, betrayal, courage and sacrifice.
A story about self-discovery for a young, beautiful 23-year-old woman named Satine, who became a victim at the grasp of her lover’s hands in whom she had no idea was so dangerous.
This true story tells the tale behind a woman and her struggle with domestic violence and coercion. It shows up close and personal the trauma that emotional and physical abuse brings but also exposes the trauma that runs deeper... and what started it all.
With twists and turns along the way, from love bombing to gas-lighting, follow Satine’s journey to self-discovery and inner peace.
Reader’s discretion is advised as this book contains depictions of violence.
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In the heart of 1970s Uganda, amidst political turmoil and civil strife, General Isaac Malyamungu is driven by revenge against celebrated businessman James Harris. As orders come down from the tyrannical President Idi Amin to eliminate rebel sympathisers, Malyamungu sees a chance to satisfy his vendetta.
James, a Harvard-educated entrepreneur, finds himself ensnared in the lethal web of conflict as he attempts to protect his beloved wife Susan and their young twins. With enemies closing in and safety becoming a distant dream, the family is forced into a treacherous journey through the foreboding Dambila forest.
Caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse, will love and determination be enough to defy the ruthless forces seeking their destruction? As allegiances are tested and the fight for survival intensifies, the line between hunter and hunted blurs in this gripping tale of resilience and sacrifice.
Join James Harris as he battles not only for the lives of his family but for hope itself in a land steeped in chaos, where betrayal lurks at every turn and survival is the ultimate prize. **“Eliminate All of Them”** is a harrowing exploration of the depths of a man's love against the backdrop of war, pain, and a quest for justice.
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Henry Evans, a 19-year-old coal miner working at the Hunter Valley Rothbury Colliery marries a local girl, 18-year-old Wynnie Spencer in September 1928 and takes a loan to purchase a small miner’s cottage located in the village of Rothbury only one block from Wynnie’s parents and directly across the road from the Rothbury colliery gates.
On the 14th of February 1929, the Northern New South Wales coal mines are given 14 days’ notice to accept new working conditions by the colliery owners.
The Mineworker’s Federation rejects the colliery owner’s ultimatum, which culminates in the colliery gates being shut and the miners thrown out of work.
The events that follow throw Henry and Wynnie’s lives into turmoil, coming to a head when, on the 16th of December 1929, an incident takes place that is described as the worst industrial event in Australian history.
The consequences have catastrophic ramifications for Henry, Wynnie and their extended family members.
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Betrayal, depression, loneliness, pressure, desire – emotions that shape everyday life, yet we often struggle to accept their presence. They’re woven into every moment, every memory, and every decision, both made and unmade, even within our most mundane routines. Whether we’re waking up, trying to sleep, or feeling at peace, these emotions remain.
Though our routines may differ, this struggle is universal and worth celebrating.
In those moments, we can choose to ignore our emotions or to bottle them up. Or we can express them, no matter how small or fragile they may seem. Find solace in these poems that explore the simple moments we all share yet experience so uniquely.
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Life seemed idyllic for the glamorous couple, a big house in the country, a successful career and a loving husband and child, what could be more perfect? Everyone wanted her life.
But behind closed doors it was a very different matter. With slow realisation, she realised she had married a monster. With no one and nowhere to turn to, would she survive?
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