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AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 2020 Maeve Binchy's Treasury Maeve Binchy Over 40 delightful stories drawn from The Return Journey and This Year it will be Different, plus eight new autobiographical stories. Description These stories from Australia and around the world abound with Maeve Binchy's trademark generosity of spirit. Drawn with affection and wisdom, this heart-warming treasury embraces families, friends, lovers and the lonely with laughter and sadness, thoughtfulness and humour. Molly is on an unexpected holiday in Greece in a villa for four. And in being true to herself, she finds more than she ever imagined. Nick and Janet meet at the Sydney Fish Markets… everything seems perfect, what could go wrong? Victoria imagines what it would mean to her widowed father to join her in his beloved Paris for a weekend. Victor, a self-confessed romantic, accompanies a friend to Australia with no thought of love on his mind. Elsa makes a Christmas wish at the Statue of Liberty which comes true in a most unexpected way. Ben chooses Ireland as his Christmas-time hideout where he acts as peace-maker between an estranged father and daughter. About the Author Maeve Binchy was born in Co Dublin in 1940 and was educated at the Holy Child Convent in Killiney and at UCD. After a spell as a teacher in various girls schools, she joined the Irish Times. Her first novel, Light a Penny Candle, was published in 1982, and each one of Binchy's twenty-one novels and short-story collections were bestsellers. Several have been Price: AU $29.99 NZ $32.99 adapted for cinema and television, most notably Circle of Friends in 1995. Binchy was awarded the Lifetime Achievement ISBN: 9781760879228 Award at the British Book Awards in 1999; and at the Bord Gais Energy Irish Book Awards ceremony in 2010 she was Format: C-Format PB presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the then President of Ireland, Mary McAleese. Sadly and much- Package Type: PAPERBACK mourned, Maeve Binchy died in July 2012. Dimensions: 234h x 153w mm Extent: pages Bic1: Bic2: <Unrelated Table> Author now living: Dublin, Ireland Allen & Unwin AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 2020 Maeve Binchy's Treasury 18 copy pack Point of Sale Includes 18 copies of Maeve Binchy's Treasury. Description Includes 18 copies of Maeve Binchy's Treasury. About the Author Price: AU $539.82 NZ $593.82 ISBN: 9324551077306 Format: Pack Package Type: MIXTURES PACK Dimensions: 0h x 0w mm Extent: 0 pages Bic1: Bic2: <Unrelated Table> Author now living: Allen & Unwin AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 2020 Hideout Jack Heath A tense, unputdownable thriller from the author of Hangman. Description Timothy Blake, ex-FBI, finds himself at a remote house in rural Texas. The house is occupied by six criminals who believe Blake is their ally. Secretly, he intends to pick them off one by one. But when one of the psychopaths is found dead, he realises that someone else in the house may have the same plan - and he might be the next victim. 'Jack Heath is worryingly skilled in all things dark and sinister. Luckily he is also bitingly, outrageously funny.' - Sarah Bailey, author of The Dark Lake 'Jack Heath's Hangman is a perverse, twisted take on a crime novel - and I loved every page of it. What a rarity to find a thriller as dark as a Palahniuk and as compulsively readable as a Patterson. Two well-chewed thumbs up for Hangman.' - Gregg Hurwitz, author of New York Times bestseller Hellbent About the Author Jack Heath is the award-winning author of more than thirty thrillers for children and adults. He was born in Sydney in 1986 and has lived in Canberra since 1996. He wrote his first novel in high school and sold it to a publisher at age 18. In 2018 his first crime novel for adults, Hangman, was a smash-hit in Australia and has since been translated into French, German, Russian and Serbian. It was voted one of the 101 best books of all time by Dymocks Booklovers, and TV rights were optioned by Disney. Now the troubled hero, FBI consultant Timothy Blake, has returned in Hideout. Price: AU $29.99 NZ $32.99 ISBN: 9781760877170 Format: C-Format PB Package Type: PAPERBACK Dimensions: 234h x 153w mm Extent: 416 pages Bic1: Bic2: <Unrelated Table> Author now living: Canberra, Australia Allen & Unwin AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 2020 Hideout 12 copy pack Point of Sale Includes 12 copies of Hideout plus a free reading copy. Description Includes 12 copies of Hideout plus a free reading copy. About the Author Price: AU $359.88 NZ $395.88 ISBN: 9324551076873 Format: Pack Package Type: MIXTURES PACK Dimensions: 0h x 0w mm Extent: 0 pages Bic1: Bic2: <Unrelated Table> Author now living: Allen & Unwin AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 2020 Something Like This Karly Lane A spellbinding new rural romance from the bestselling author of the Callahans of Stringybark Creek trilogy and Fool Me Once. Description Jason Weaver just wants to be left alone. It was a tough transition from his army days to civilian life, so when he buys an isolated fixer-upper property on the outskirts of Ben Tirran in the New England mountains, he's looking forward to some peace and quiet. Tilly Hollis is working two jobs to save for her dream career: running an equine therapy program from her farm in Ben Tirran. It's not the most glamorous life - as her New York fashion designer sister would agree - but Tilly loves her horses more than anything, and after losing her husband and business partner just a few years earlier, she's determined to make it work on her own. When Jason walks into the cafe where Tilly works, his plans for a quiet, solitary life quickly evaporate. They're drawn to one another immediately, but they both have walls up and aren't afraid to tell it like it is. They've both been alone for too long, but can they overcome their pasts to build a future together? About the Author Karly Lane lives on the mid-north coast of New South Wales. Proud mum to four children and wife of one very patient mechanic, she is lucky enough to spend her day doing the two things she loves most - being a mum and writing stories set in beautiful rural Australia. Her bestselling novels include North Star, Morgan's Law, Bridie's Choice, Poppy's Dilemma, Gemma's Bluff, Tallowood Bound, Second Chance Town, Third Time Lucky, If Wishes Were Horses, Six Ways to Sunday, Someone Like You, Fool Me Once, and the bestselling Callahans of Stringybark Creek series - The Wrong Callahan, Mr Right Now, Return to Stringybark Creek and Fool Me Once. This is her sixteenth novel. Price: AU $29.99 NZ $32.99 ISBN: 9781760529253 Format: C-Format PB Package Type: PAPERBACK Dimensions: 234h x 153w mm Extent: 354 pages Bic1: Bic2: <Unrelated Table> Author now living: North Coast, NSW Allen & Unwin AUSTRALIA DECEMBER 2020 Going Under Sonia Henry A darkly funny and sexy novel that blows the lid off the medical profession and life inside a hospital by a young doctor whose anonymous article about the pressures of trainee doctors went viral around the world. Description 'A compelling eye-opener written by one who clearly knows.' Judy Nunn, bestselling author of Sanctuary Dr Katarina 'Kitty' Holliday thought once she finished medical school and found gainful employment at one of Sydney's best teaching hospitals that her dream was just beginning. The hard years, she thought, were finally over. But Kitty is in for a rude shock. Between trying to survive on the ward, in the operating theatre and in the emergency department without killing any of her patients or going under herself, Kitty finds herself facing situations that rock her very understanding of the vocation to which she intends to devote her life. Going Under is a rare insight into the world of a trainee female medic that takes an unflinching look at the reality of being a doctor. It explores the big themes - life, death, power and love - through the eyes of Dr Holliday as she loses her identity and nearly her mind in the pressure-cooker world of the hospital. But it is also there that Kitty might find her own redemption and finally know herself for the first time. Darkly funny, sexy, moving and shocking, Going Under will grip you from the opening page and never let you go. 'From the first grim failed attempt to cannulate a vein, I knew Going Under was the real deal. I'm still having flashbacks to my own intern days because of it. Sonia Henry writes with a combination of heart and precision that only the best of writers, and doctors, can manage.' Nick Earls, bestselling author of Bachelor Kisses About the Author Sonia Henry is in her early thirties and lives and works in Sydney as a doctor. When she's not being a medic she devotes her spare time to writing and has been published in Kevin MD (America's leading physician blog), the Sydney Morning Price: AU $19.99 NZ $22.99 Herald, the Australian Medical Students Journal, and has scientific publications in the ANZ Journal of Surgery. ISBN: 9781760878641 Format: B Her most widely read article was an anonymous piece, 'There is something rotten inside the medical profession', which Package Type: PAPERBACK detailed the stress of medical training and was shared more than 22,000 times and re-published widely around the world. Dimensions: 198h x 128w mm Extent: 416 pages This article led to the start of a conversation that her novel Going Under seeks to continue.
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