Brian Curtin: 7 books

Katey learns of a massive corruption attempt. Spirits approach her to cooperate with them in an attempt to end it. Will the new powers she is given be of any use—and will she have the willpower to use them?

Bronte is terribly frightened the first time Kosta speaks to her mind—he’s a dog, after all. Turns out that’s nothing compared to the fear she experiences when she learns there’s some kind of secret operation going on practically at her front door. She’s got to stop it somehow to save her...

Belinda ventures outside of the safety flags at the beach. What will happen to her?

Belinda falls from Santa’s sleigh forty-five kilometres from her destination. Will she find her new owner for whom she is a Christmas present.

Belinda wanders into a forest and becomes lost. What will become of her?

No sooner had they kissed for the first time when tragedy strikes and the girl’s hopes and dreams of becoming a ballet dancer are dashed when both her legs are badly broken in an accident. The girl is convinced it is a bad omen and the boy is blaming himself.

Piketty’s book is a bombshell, promising a Kuhnian scientific revolution. Geoff BertramPiketty erects a floodlight that illuminates the shadows ignored by economists for too long. Hautahi KingiFew books have had the global impact of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century. An overnight...