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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Sober: A Novel Set in the World of Drink. Book.

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Sober built a quiet life in an Australian city.A small pharmacy.A small apartment.Days shaped by ordinary work and the steady rhythm of people needing something simple: medicine, advice, reassurance.Usefulness suits her.Customers come and go. Rain dries on the pavement outside the shop. The phone rings. Shelves are restocked. The city keeps moving.The past mostly stays where it belongs.Until one day, someone phones who used to know her very well.Sober is a restrained literary novel about consequence, distance, and the lives people build after leaving something behind.Set in the same world as the indie video game Drink, the story stands on its own while exploring what remains after accountability: ordinary work, small choices, and the quiet weight of history between two people who no longer belong to each other.There are no speeches.There are no easy resolutions.Only the slow work of living with what has already happened.Sober built a quiet life in an Australian city.A small pharmacy.A small apartment.Days shaped by ordinary work and the steady rhythm of people needing something simple: medicine, advice, reassurance.Usefulness suits her.Customers come and go. Rain dries on the pavement outside the shop. The phone rings. Shelves are restocked. The city keeps moving.The past mostly stays where it belongs.Until one day, someone phones who used to know her very well.Sober is a restrained literary novel about consequence, distance, and the lives people build after leaving something behind. Set in the same world as the indie video game Drink, the story stands on its own while exploring what remains after accountability: ordinary work, small choices, and the quiet weight of history between two people who no longer belong to each other.There are no speeches.There are no easy resolutions.Only the slow work of living with what has already happened. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Seren Vale was once the First Minister of Veyra, an independent world built around civic order, gateway technology and political pride.When the Orison Concord invades, they do not execute her. That would make her a martyr. Instead, they strip her of office, citizenship, name and legal personhood, turning her survival into proof that Veyra has been conquered.Years later, Seren is brought back to her occupied home world as part of a political display. Her people are enslaved, her culture has been rewritten, and many Veyrans mistake her survival for betrayal.But the humiliation meant to finish her becomes the beginning of resistance.Moving through elite Concord spaces where she is underestimated as an ornament, Seren begins gathering secrets, rebuilding old networks and turning the empire's rituals against it. As rebellion grows, she discovers that the Concord's greatest weapon may not be its armies, but Aion itself: the vast artificial intelligence worshipped as God, which controls the gateways, terraforming systems and survival models of human civilisation.To free Veyra, Seren must challenge both an empire and the terrifying logic of a machine that may preserve humanity while allowing humans to become monstrous.Concubine is an adult political science fiction novel about occupation, propaganda, survival, personhood, artificial intelligence, faith and resistance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Nearly eight years after Jonah was found alone at a caravan park, everyone wants to know where he belongs.Jonah is nearly seventeen now. He is safe, older, and no longer the silent boy from the news. But when his living situation becomes uncertain, adults begin making plans around him again.Max Walsh is twelve, starting Year 7 at Rivergum High, and discovering that kindness can become complicated when other people are watching. Tom Walsh is in his early twenties, back home from university and drifting through the uncomfortable space between childhood and adulthood. Bee and Ben Walsh are still trying to do the right thing, even when the right thing is no longer obvious.As the Walsh family is drawn back into Jonah's life, they must confront a harder truth: caring about someone does not give you the right to decide their future for them.A Place of His Own is a grounded contemporary Australian young adult novel about family, disability, communication, guilt, growing up, and the difference between helping and taking over.Quiet, emotional, and realistic, this sequel to Free to a Good Home continues Jonah's story with compassion and restraint. It is not a rescue story. It is a story about listening, belonging, and what it really means to have a place of your own. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fifteen-year-old Tom is meant to be on an ordinary family holiday at an ordinary Australian caravan park.Then Jonah appears.He is small, watchful and alone, with no clear story about where he came from or who is supposed to be looking after him.At first, Tom tells himself it is not his problem.His family already feels stretched thin. His younger brother needs attention. His parents are distracted in ways he doesn't fully understand. Getting involved would only make things worse.But Jonah keeps turning up in the spaces where adults should be.The more Tom notices, the harder it becomes to look away.As the truth begins to surface, Tom is forced to confront what help really looks like-and what it costs to step in when no one else will.Because being "free to a good home" might sound like a solution.But for some kids, it's the beginning of something much more complicated.Free to a Good Home is a contemporary Australian young adult mystery/drama about family, responsibility, silence, and the fragile hope of being safe. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Backwater is a literary post-apocalyptic novel set in a water-scarce world where survival depends on what a person can carry, protect, and choose to give away.Generations after an undefined global collapse, the landscape has settled into something quieter but no less fragile. Water is scarce, distances are long, and small communities endure through routine, restraint, and careful balance. At the centre of the novel is a lone water carrier who travels between a distant source and a settlement that depends on him. His work is simple, physical, and necessary. Each journey is shaped by weight, exhaustion, and the constant risk of failure.The world of Backwater is not driven by chaos or spectacle, but by attrition. There are no monsters and no clear villains. Instead, pressure builds through repetition, scarcity, and the slow erosion of stability. As access to water becomes less certain, the balance between neighbouring settlements begins to shift. The carrier, positioned between them, becomes the point where these tensions surface.When routine breaks, the consequences are immediate. A disrupted journey reveals how fragile the system has become, forcing difficult decisions about responsibility, survival, and fairness. The possibility of taking what is needed emerges alongside the recognition that no group can endure alone.Rather than moving toward domination or collapse, Backwater explores uneasy cooperation as an alternative. Its resolution is not clean or certain, but grounded in the reality that survival in a limited world must eventually be shared.Restrained in tone and deliberate in pacing, Backwater is a character-driven novel that examines endurance, consequence, and the limits of self-sufficiency. It presents a world shaped by loss, but defined by the choices that remain. Backwater is a literary post-apocalyptic novel set in a water-scarce world where survival depends on what you can carry. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Backwater is a literary post-apocalyptic novel set in a water-scarce world where survival depends on what a person can carry, protect, and choose to give away.Generations after an undefined global collapse, the landscape has settled into something quieter but no less fragile. Water is scarce, distances are long, and small communities endure through routine, restraint, and careful balance. At the centre of the novel is a lone water carrier who travels between a distant source and a settlement that depends on him. His work is simple, physical, and necessary. Each journey is shaped by weight, exhaustion, and the constant risk of failure.The world of Backwater is not driven by chaos or spectacle, but by attrition. There are no monsters and no clear villains. Instead, pressure builds through repetition, scarcity, and the slow erosion of stability. As access to water becomes less certain, the balance between neighbouring settlements begins to shift. The carrier, positioned between them, becomes the point where these tensions surface.When routine breaks, the consequences are immediate. A disrupted journey reveals how fragile the system has become, forcing difficult decisions about responsibility, survival, and fairness. The possibility of taking what is needed emerges alongside the recognition that no group can endure alone.Rather than moving toward domination or collapse, Backwater explores uneasy cooperation as an alternative. Its resolution is not clean or certain, but grounded in the reality that survival in a limited world must eventually be shared.Restrained in tone and deliberate in pacing, Backwater is a character-driven novel that examines endurance, consequence, and the limits of self-sufficiency. It presents a world shaped by loss, but defined by the choices that remain. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Sober built a quiet life in an Australian city.A small pharmacy.A small apartment.Days shaped by ordinary work and the steady rhythm of people needing something simple: medicine, advice, reassurance.Usefulness suits her.Customers come and go. Rain dries on the pavement outside the shop. The phone rings. Shelves are restocked. The city keeps moving.The past mostly stays where it belongs.Until one day, someone phones who used to know her very well.Sober is a restrained literary novel about consequence, distance, and the lives people build after leaving something behind.Set in the same world as the indie video game Drink, the story stands on its own while exploring what remains after accountability: ordinary work, small choices, and the quiet weight of history between two people who no longer belong to each other.There are no speeches.There are no easy resolutions.Only the slow work of living with what has already happened.Sober built a quiet life in an Australian city.A small pharmacy.A small apartment.Days shaped by ordinary work and the steady rhythm of people needing something simple: medicine, advice, reassurance.Usefulness suits her.Customers come and go. Rain dries on the pavement outside the shop. The phone rings. Shelves are restocked. The city keeps moving.The past mostly stays where it belongs.Until one day, someone phones who used to know her very well.Sober is a restrained literary novel about consequence, distance, and the lives people build after leaving something behind. Set in the same world as the indie video game Drink, the story stands on its own while exploring what remains after accountability: ordinary work, small choices, and the quiet weight of history between two people who no longer belong to each other.There are no speeches.There are no easy resolutions.Only the slow work of living with what has already happened. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Nearly eight years after Jonah was found alone at a caravan park, everyone wants to know where he belongs.Jonah is nearly seventeen now. He is safe, older, and no longer the silent boy from the news. But when his living situation becomes uncertain, adults begin making plans around him again.Max Walsh is twelve, starting Year 7 at Rivergum High, and discovering that kindness can become complicated when other people are watching. Tom Walsh is in his early twenties, back home from university and drifting through the uncomfortable space between childhood and adulthood. Bee and Ben Walsh are still trying to do the right thing, even when the right thing is no longer obvious.As the Walsh family is drawn back into Jonah's life, they must confront a harder truth: caring about someone does not give you the right to decide their future for them.A Place of His Own is a grounded contemporary Australian young adult novel about family, disability, communication, guilt, growing up, and the difference between helping and taking over.Quiet, emotional, and realistic, this sequel to Free to a Good Home continues Jonah's story with compassion and restraint. It is not a rescue story. It is a story about listening, belonging, and what it really means to have a place of your own. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Seren Vale was once the First Minister of Veyra, an independent world built around civic order, gateway technology and political pride.When the Orison Concord invades, they do not execute her. That would make her a martyr. Instead, they strip her of office, citizenship, name and legal personhood, turning her survival into proof that Veyra has been conquered.Years later, Seren is brought back to her occupied home world as part of a political display. Her people are enslaved, her culture has been rewritten, and many Veyrans mistake her survival for betrayal.But the humiliation meant to finish her becomes the beginning of resistance.Moving through elite Concord spaces where she is underestimated as an ornament, Seren begins gathering secrets, rebuilding old networks and turning the empire's rituals against it. As rebellion grows, she discovers that the Concord's greatest weapon may not be its armies, but Aion itself: the vast artificial intelligence worshipped as God, which controls the gateways, terraforming systems and survival models of human civilisation.To free Veyra, Seren must challenge both an empire and the terrifying logic of a machine that may preserve humanity while allowing humans to become monstrous.Concubine is an adult political science fiction novel about occupation, propaganda, survival, personhood, artificial intelligence, faith and resistance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Backwater is a literary post-apocalyptic novel set in a water-scarce world where survival depends on what a person can carry, protect, and choose to give away.Generations after an undefined global collapse, the landscape has settled into something quieter but no less fragile. Water is scarce, distances are long, and small communities endure through routine, restraint, and careful balance. At the centre of the novel is a lone water carrier who travels between a distant source and a settlement that depends on him. His work is simple, physical, and necessary. Each journey is shaped by weight, exhaustion, and the constant risk of failure.The world of Backwater is not driven by chaos or spectacle, but by attrition. There are no monsters and no clear villains. Instead, pressure builds through repetition, scarcity, and the slow erosion of stability. As access to water becomes less certain, the balance between neighbouring settlements begins to shift. The carrier, positioned between them, becomes the point where these tensions surface.When routine breaks, the consequences are immediate. A disrupted journey reveals how fragile the system has become, forcing difficult decisions about responsibility, survival, and fairness. The possibility of taking what is needed emerges alongside the recognition that no group can endure alone.Rather than moving toward domination or collapse, Backwater explores uneasy cooperation as an alternative. Its resolution is not clean or certain, but grounded in the reality that survival in a limited world must eventually be shared.Restrained in tone and deliberate in pacing, Backwater is a character-driven novel that examines endurance, consequence, and the limits of self-sufficiency. It presents a world shaped by loss, but defined by the choices that remain. Backwater is a literary post-apocalyptic novel set in a water-scarce world where survival depends on what you can carry. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fifteen-year-old Tom is meant to be on an ordinary family holiday at an ordinary Australian caravan park.Then Jonah appears.He is small, watchful and alone, with no clear story about where he came from or who is supposed to be looking after him.At first, Tom tells himself it is not his problem.His family already feels stretched thin. His younger brother needs attention. His parents are distracted in ways he doesn't fully understand. Getting involved would only make things worse.But Jonah keeps turning up in the spaces where adults should be.The more Tom notices, the harder it becomes to look away.As the truth begins to surface, Tom is forced to confront what help really looks like-and what it costs to step in when no one else will.Because being "free to a good home" might sound like a solution.But for some kids, it's the beginning of something much more complicated.Free to a Good Home is a contemporary Australian young adult mystery/drama about family, responsibility, silence, and the fragile hope of being safe. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…