Mick's learning, and his schoolroom is a war When sharpshooter and killer Mick Taylor searches for a place to keep a low profile, he finds somewhere where his peculiar talents are appreciated: a war. And in Vietnam, an out-of-control sergeant takes the amateur murderer and turns him into a pro. Back home, Mick makes use of the sick lessons the army taught him, when hapless tour operators bring a Kombi-load of sightseers out his way into the Western Australian desert. Two suspicious flat tyres deliver an engaged Japanese couple, a father and son, a US army vet and his girlfriend, and a couple of cute girls to Mick's lair. Middle of nowhere, population one. The group finds themselves in hell, as Mick makes sure their once-in-a-lifetime tour stays that way. And though one of the drivers escapes and goes for help, Mick sees no reason to stop the killing spree. In the second Wolf Creek prequel novel, the cult film's writer/director Greg Mclean and horror writer Brett McBean get to the heart of Australian horror's most terrifying psycho killer. Is Mick Taylor possessed by some dark power in the landscape itself? Something ancient? Does the Red Centre demand blood?

Desolation Game: Wolf Creek Book 2

Literature & Fiction

McBean, Brett

McLean, Greg

Genre Fiction

Penguin Global

In April 2006 the news broke of an amazing feat of survival by a white man in one of the most inhospitable areas of Australia. Ricky Megee was found sheltering by a dam on a remote cattle property in the Northern Territory. After being abducted on the Buntine Highway, drugged, then left for dead, Ricky had walked for 10 days in bare feet through unforgiving terrain in blistering heat. Stumbling upon a dam, he set up camp there and survived for almost three months on leeches, grasshoppers, frogs, and plants, losing more than 130 pounds in the process. In Left for Dead, Ricky Megee tells for the first time since his extraordinary rescue the full story of his abduction and survival, vividly and with candor. A gripping tale and a fascinating read, Left for Dead is both shocking and inspiring, the tale of how one man endured a terrible ordeal and lives to tell the tale.

Left for Dead: How I Survived 71 Days in the Outback

Biographies & Memoirs

Megee, Ricky

Memoirs

Allen& Unwin

Reference & Collections

Arena

Dark Axis charts the secret conflicts of World War II and the rise of cutting-edge technology that each of the Axis powers created to swing the balance of the war in their favor. As Allied forces move deep into occupied Germany, Sgt. Bill Bryce leads a squad of rookie soldiers on a scouting mission across an isolated mountain range, but soon discovers all is not as it seems. The squad is quickly swept up in events as they engage an enemy creating weapons that could change the course of human history forever if allowed to enter the war... weapons that would surely put a crushing victory in the grasp of the Axis powers! From the twisted mind of horror director Greg Mclean, comes Dark Axis — a WWII action adventure that tastes like a cross between Saving Private Ryan and Evil Dead featuring secret Nazi weapons, terrifying monsters and machines, and the history of a sprawling, evil conspiracy that almost changed the course of the war.

Dark Axis: Rise of the Overmen TP

Comics & Graphic Novels

Wheeler, Chris

Burns, Jason M.

Graphic Novels

Ape Entertainment

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