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Michael Nicholson
Books in Order: 10 titles
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The Mosaic Escalator
The Mosaic Escalator entertains and absorbs. Four university students from Melbourne are on a guided tour around Uluru, the red monolith at Australia's centre. Entering a mysterious opening into the rock, they are unable get back out; with their indi...
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This Imaginary Feeling of Being Australian
When a typographical error causes Australia to buy 150 submarines instead of 15, major consequences follow. While the mistake nearly bankrupts the economy, it also turns the country into a naval superpower.
The nation is outraged and there i...
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Dark Rosaleen
Dark Rosaleen is a story of love, murder and betrayal, of a failed rebellion and a national scandal. Sir William McCauley was appointed Director of the Famine Relief Programme at a time when hunger raged across Ireland and antipathy towards the pligh...
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The Partridge Kite
A powerful blast blows away a bank wall and five innocent people -- and 4,250,000 in gold bars disappear.A coolly-plotted assassination seems accidental, as a militant left-wing labor leader, on the eve of a paralyzing national strike, takes a fata...
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A State of War Exists
"The worst moment in a war was my fear I would not be sent to it." So wrote the young Michael Nicholson, a reporter whose astonishing career has covered eighteen major conflicts. Published to coincide with the thirtieth anniversary of the Fal...
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Pilgrims Rest
When Mary Llewellyn’s husband is killed in a battle between Welsh and English miners in poverty-stricken Wales, she resolves to forge a new life in the South African sun with her children. However, after overcoming a dangerous journey beset ...
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The December Ultimatum
Veteran reporter Matt Franklin liked the thought of a trip to a warm climate in early December �" he could escape the northern winter, reassess his marriage, and get the big story that would restore his byline to the front page of The New York Times...
