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1 y separately published work icon Pygmalion Fantasy Paris : Pygmalion , 2009-2012 Z1661861 2009 series - publisher novel fantasy
3 2 y separately published work icon Deep Water Pamela Freeman , ( trans. Brigitte Mariot with title Le Langage Des Pierres ) Paris : Pygmalion , 2009 Z1536929 2008 single work novel fantasy 'Saker is raising ghosts from their graves to attack anyone who is not a Traveller, and towns are falling as the armies of ghosts move through them violently and ruthlessly. Bramble must find the bones of the long-dead warlord Acton, to put the ghosts at rest. But first she has to live through Acton's life with the help of Ash and the Well of Secrets. For his part, Ash can only quieten the spirits by singing to them - singing one of the songs his Traveller father refused to teach him. In order to learn the song he must journey to the Deeps and prove he is worthy of this knowledge. Bramble and Ash discover feelings that they never would have expected, and nor would we, the readers...' (Source: Publisher's blurb)
3 2 y separately published work icon Bye Bye Baby Lauren Crow , ( trans. Sophie Dalle )expression Paris : Pygmalion , 2009 Z1435754 2007 single work novel crime

'It all began in Brighton. Now there is a killer on the loose. Scotland Yard's brightest talent is chosen to head up the high profile taskforce, a DCI who must confront his own past as the body count rises. There are few leads and Jack Hawksworth can only fall back on instinct and decades-old cold cases for any clue to the killer's motive ... and identity.' - from back cover
4 10 y separately published work icon Blood Ties Pamela Freeman , ( trans. Brigitte Mariot with title Le dit du Sang ) Paris : Pygmalion , 2009 Z1423445 2007 single work novel fantasy

'The Eleven Domains were forged in blood a thousand years ago. The blood is about to flow again. Bramble is as wild as the animals she follows deep into the forest near her village. Her dark eyes betray her heritage - she's a Traveller, one of the despised original people of the Domains. And for as long as she can remember, she has wanted to take to the Road like her grandfather. But the gods who dwell near the alders always say no ... In Turvite, where the ghosts drift along dark cobbled streets, Ash must leave his parents, and the Road, to begin an apprenticeship with the only person who will accept a Traveller - the scheming, yet irrestible, Doronit. But the gods who linger in the gloomy square have other plans for him ... From different ends of the Eleven Domains, death casts Bramble and Ash on journeys across valleys and mountains, deep into themselves and the dark history of their ancestors.'

Source: Australian 'blurb' from The Castings Trilogy website (Sighted 11/01/10)
6 4 y separately published work icon The Unquiet Night Patricia Carlon , ( trans. Isabelle Arteaga with title Nuit de cauchemar ) Paris : Pygmalion , 2001 Z185728 1965 single work novel crime

'Nine-year-old Ann has been taken to a nature reserve by her Aunt Rachel. As they are leaving, she sees a strange young man staring at them. After his panic subsides, the young man, Mart, realizes that they may be able to connect him to the girl he's just strangled. Hence a game of cat and mouse begins as Mart stalks them and other inhabitants of their small Australian town. Will Ann and her aunt escape?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
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