Changing Yesterday

by Sean McMullen

It’s 1901, and Battle Commander Liore has travelled back in time to stop a war that will rage for over a hundred years. But time itself is against her. Whenever she changes history, a new beginning to the war emerges and the world once again teeters on the brink of disaster.

To make matters worse, Barry the Bag has stolen Liore’s plasma rifle, the most dangerous weapon in the world. The owner is on his trail, and she doesn’t take prisoners.

Can anything prevent Liore from risking the world’s future for the sake of revenge?

Publication date: July 2011

Dragonlinks

by Paul Collins

$24.94

Book 1 in The Jelindel Chronicles, now produced as a matching set for the first time.

‘Dragonlinks offers compulsive reading in a thrilling and wonderfully imagined quest for the individually power-bestowing links of a mysterious and arcane mailshirt. The story performs the unusual feat of combining meticulous and original world-building with a matchless heroine in the extraordinary young Countess Jelindel.’

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In Lonnie’s Shadow

by Chrissie Michaels

$19.95

The discovered artifacts from an archaeological dig in Melbourne become the backdrop for this story about a group of teenagers in 1891 who are struggling to make their way in a world that seems to be conspiring against them whichever way they turn.
Lonnie McGuinness knows only one thing for sure – there doesn’t seem to be any fairness in life for him or his mates. So he decides to take matters into his own hands. But when does a favour turn into a crime? And when should a secret no longer be kept?

f2m

by Hazel Edwards and Ryan Kennedy

$19.95

School-leaver Skye plays guitar in her all-female Chronic Cramps band. Making her name in the punk/indie scene is easier than FTM (female to male) transitioning: from Skye to Finn, from girl to man. Uncovering genetic mysteries about family heritage tear the family apart. Trans gender identity is more than injections and surgery, it’s about acceptance. Going public, Finn sings ftm lyrics on TV. With a little help from bemused mates and family who don’t want to lose a daughter, but who love their teenager, Finn is transitioning.

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Solace and Grief

by Foz Meadows

$19.95

Solace Morgan was born a vampire. Raised in foster care, she has always tried to keep her abilities secret, until an eerie encounter with a faceless man prompts her to run away. Finding others with similar gifts, Solace soon becomes caught up in a strange, more vibrant world than she ever knew existed. But when the mysterious Professor Lukin takes an interest in her friends, she is forced to start asking questions of her own. What happened to her parents? Who is Sharpsoft? And since when has there been a medieval dungeon under Hyde Park?

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My Private Pectus

by Shane Thamm

$19.95

‘There’s something different about my body. It’s like the missing piece of a jigsaw you can’t take your eyes off. If I were to take off my shirt you wouldn’t see my face, freckles or ratty hair. All you’d see is the hole in the middle of my chest.’
A story about footy, cars, and a young man who discovers that revealing his greatest secret is the only way to hold on to the people he loves.

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My Extraordinary Life and Death

by Doug MacLeod

$19.95 Gatefold Softback

What exactly is The Tight Trouser Club?
Where do you buy children at bargain prices?
How do you survive a father who buries you in the garden whenever you misbehave? And whom do you contact when your wife starts to shrink?

None of these questions are answered in My Extraordinary Life and Death, though what do you expect if the author is dead?

A roller-coaster of madness and surreal comedy awaits the reader brave enough to open the pages of this truly remarkable book.
Based on a proposed amusement park ride.

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Quentaris: The Spell of Undoing

by Paul Collins

$15.95

Calamity has befallen the city of Quentaris! Due to a vengeful plot by warlike Tolrush (which backfires), Quentaris is uprooted—city, cliff-face, harbour and all—and hurled into the uncharted rift-maze. Lost and adrift in this endless labyrinth of parallel universes, encountering both friend and foe and facing unknown dangers, Quentaris must somehow forge a new identity and find its way home.

But there are other surprises, too. When Quentaris gets over its shock, it discovers that it’s not only lost in some other universe, but now it is a floating city, adrift high above an unknown land, at the mercy of the winds.

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Quentaris 2: The Equen Queen

by Alyssa Brugman

$15.95

The Equen Queen is the second book in the highly successful series: Quentaris -- Quest of the Lost City and is the sequel to The Spell of Undoing by Paul Collins. While moored to a new world Quentaris is approached by another sky-city. The sky-traders on board seem friendly and generous, offering the Quentarans food and gems, but are in fact setting a trap for Quentaris.

What are the equens and can they really heal the sick? Despite losing her special powers Tab Vidler must find some answers fast, before all is lost.

Quentaris 3: The Gimlet Eye

by James Roy

$16.95

The Gimlet Eye -- Quest of the Lost City is the third title in series #2 of The Quentaris Chronicles. Much has changed in the sky-city of Quentaris. With the Archon dead, dark forces have come into play. New faces are appearing, familiar ones vanishing, and the horrid Florian has claimed the throne. Then, as Quentaris slips quietly through a vortex into the watery world of the Yarka, Tab Vidler and her friends suddenly realise they are the city’s only hope.

Plots, intrigue, magic, mystery, high adventure and more --everything that you’ve come to expect from the Quentaris series.

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