All easy-going butcher Bob Davis wanted after his divorce was to get on with his job, have a few beers with his mates, and be left alone. But this was Sydney in the early Eighties—the beginnings of the AIDS epidemic, street gangs, gay bashings, and murders.When a gang of skinheads bash Davo's old school friend to death simply because he was gay, and leave Davo almost dead in an intensive care unit, they unleash a crazed killer onto the city streets. Before the summer had ended, over thirty corpses had turned up in the morgue, leaving two bewildered detectives to find out where they were coming from.

Davo's little something

Barrett, Robert G.

Literature & Fiction

Pan Australia

They don't call him Lucky Les for nothing. A ticket in a raffle and Norton was off to see to the US of A—Siestasota, Florida, where it turned out hot, red hot, and it wasn't just the weather.Night club brawls, mafia hitmen, too many girls called Lori, gun crazed Americans, and the whole lot washed along in a sea of margaritas. Even for Les Norton it was just too hot to handle. So it was off to "greener" pastures—the Caribbean—for reggae, rum, and Rastafarians, not to mention Sultry Delta, sweet-lipped Esme, and Millwood Downie, schoolteacher, historian, and would-be stand-up comic, who helps Les trace his family tree and possibly uncover the biggest earn ever.The world is finally Norton's oyster. All he has to do is get the shell open.

De Fun Dont Done Les Norton

Humor & Satire

Pan Books, Ltd.

Les Norton's Hawaiian holiday should have been just like in the tourist brochures. Balmy days, blue seas, palm trees swaying in the moonlight. And it would have been if Les had minded his own business. But what are you supposed to do when a cop you know and an old friend are in trouble? Especially at Christmas? The detective was okay. But Norton's old friend turned out to be the biggest brothel owner in America. Madam to the Stars. Through her, Les met Mitzi Moonkiss; he also met the Japanese Yakuza, lesbian geisha girls and every time he put his head out the door some boofhead US marine was looking for a fight. And these were all the nice people. Somewhere in the middle a crazed serial killer was on the loose with a bayonet. Aloha, Les.

Mele Kalikamaka Mr Walker

Contemporary

The day of the gecko

Pan Macmillan/Australia

From the bestselling Australian author of "You Wouldn't Be Dead for Quids", this is the latest Les Norton adventure.

Wind and the Monkey

HARPER/COLLINS

This is the next instalment in the Les Norton story. It includes a short story "The Mystery of Nan Madoll".

Leaving Bondi

HarperCollins Publishers (Aust

The next instalment in the Les Norton adventure series.

Harpercollins

Australia's favourite larrikin is back - Les Norton is on the road, and rockin'...Just when everything was going so good, Les slips a disc in his back. He can't run, he can't train. He can't do anything much. But he can still drive his car. So it's down to Narooma for the South Coast Blues Festival and a bit of R&R: 30 bands and three days and nights of non-stop rock 'n' roll. Which would have been great, only Les has to have a slight altercation with four fishermen on his first night in town. Now the toughest, meanest, most horrible bloke on the south coast is after his blood. Then Les meets Amazing Grace. Add some magic mushrooms, a dancing bear and Jerry Lee Rat. It all makes for an interesting time at the Blues Festival. Robert G. Barrett's latest Les Norton adventure is set in beautiful Narooma on the New South Wales south coast, and is non-stop action spiced with humour, mystery and romance.

Mystery Bay Blues

Harper Collins Publishers (australia) Pty Ltd

This new novel, featuring Barrett's much-loved hero Les Norton, is a cracking story featuring the legendary witch of old Kings Cross, Rosaleen Norton, and a modern-day hunt through Victoria. This novel is a rip-roaring read; full of action, sex and humour.

Rosa-Marie's Baby

<p><br /> <br /> Robert G. Barrett's latest Les Norton adventure is action, humour, and intrigue with a diabolical twist, proving once again why Barrett is called the king of Australian popular fiction. If it wasn't for a letter lost in the system for decades landing on his lap, Les would never have known he wasn't the only Norton to gain notoriety thanks to Kings Cross. there was another - even worse than him: devil - worshipping artist and occultist Rosa-Marie Norton, the Witch of Kings Cross. Rosa was so bad the police arrested her for lewd behaviour and obscenity, and the customs department burnt her paintings -&nbsp;paintings now worth thousands of dollars. Yet according to the lost letter, a bundle of her paintings had been secreted at an old church in Victoria. By sheer coincidence, Les is asked to help with a hit in Melbourne on a shonky art dealer named 'Latte' Lindsey. After the hit, Les decides to take a trip down the Great Ocean Road, call in to the Church of the Blessed Madonna, and see if he can finds&nbsp;'mum's' painting. Along with plenty of trouble, Les finds sexy Sonia and staunch Stepha. He also finds there's a lot of&nbsp;deja vu getting around in Victoria. And when it comes to violence south of the border, there are no Mexican stand-offs.</p>

Rosa Marie's Baby

Pan/Macmillan

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Davo's little something

De Fun Dont Done Les Norton

Mele Kalikamaka Mr Walker

The day of the gecko

Wind and the Monkey

Leaving Bondi

Leaving Bondi

Mystery Bay Blues

Rosa-Marie's Baby

Rosa Marie's Baby