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Backstabber
Backstabber

By Kimberley Chambers

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The final thrilling showdown between the Mitchells and the Butlers. This is Kimberley Chambers at her heart-stopping best! There's never a dull moment in the Butler family and when Vinny starts to...

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Revenge
Revenge

By Jackie Collins

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Being Alexander
Being Alexander

By Nancy Sparling

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The Knight and the Seer
The Knight and the Seer

By Ruth Ryan Langan

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The Shrewsdale exit.
The Shrewsdale exit.

By John Buell

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Revolution und Heimarbeit
Revolution und Heimarbeit

By Witzel Frank.

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Nakam
Nakam

By Jim G. Tobias

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In the middle of the night
In the middle of the night

By Robert Cormier

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Sixteen-year-old Denny lives in the shadow of a deadly accident with which his father was connected when he was Denny's age, a disaster for which some of the survivors still blame his father.

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Criminal mischief
Criminal mischief

By Paul Chevigny

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