The Goddess Strikes Back - Benton, Mary
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The Cat Goddess has come to town. Fasten your seat belts and enjoy the ride. From a humble start in the far west of New South Wales she soon takes centre stage and turns Australia on its head. In a stellar career she becomes a much feared criminal lawyer in Sydney, and later enters the Federal Parliament, holding the balance of power in the Senate. Is anybody safe? Along the way she tracks down the elusive Mr Big, helps foil an Ides of March conspiracy to assassinate the Prime Minister and, most shockingly of all, she uncovers the sinister tentacles of the KGB in the corridors of power. Other…mehr

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The Cat Goddess has come to town. Fasten your seat belts and enjoy the ride. From a humble start in the far west of New South Wales she soon takes centre stage and turns Australia on its head. In a stellar career she becomes a much feared criminal lawyer in Sydney, and later enters the Federal Parliament, holding the balance of power in the Senate. Is anybody safe? Along the way she tracks down the elusive Mr Big, helps foil an Ides of March conspiracy to assassinate the Prime Minister and, most shockingly of all, she uncovers the sinister tentacles of the KGB in the corridors of power. Other exploits include visits to her friend Queen Hatshepsut of Ancient Egypt, and regular advice from Cicero via channelling sessions. Can the twin pillars of Rome and Egypt set Australia in a new direction?
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Mary Benton was born in Lismore, New South Wales and studied at the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales. She has worked in a variety of fields including factories, retail, administration and libraries. Her interests include literature, music, theatre, films, philosophy and psychology. She finds politics endlessly fascinating and is a keen follower of current affairs. She lives in Sydney.