The devil you know (edition 2009)

by Leonie Norrington

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Damien is horrified when his father, a violent man known to his motorcycling peers as 88, moves back to live with him and his mum. A gripping contemporary novel set in the Northern Territory.

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Title:	The devil you know
Authors:	Leonie Norrington
Info:	Crows Nest, N.S.W. : Allen & Unwin, 2009.
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Damien is horrified when his father, a violent man known to his motorcycling peers as 88, moves back to live with him and his mum. A gripping contemporary novel set in the Northern Territory.

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