From the author of Spare Parts and Polymer A funny, sexy romance set in future Melbourne. In a world of possibility, is it unreasonable to want a little something nice for yourself? Professor Barnabus Rhule just wants some company with no strings attached...Heiress Rose Thorne just wants to silence the voices nagging at her from the refrigerator...Wealthy Industrialist Angelo D'Angelo just wants to make the best adult toys in the galaxy...But Poppy Fields wants something that will change all of their lives in very unexpected ways...Discover the origins of the Cybomorphs...

Polymer never wanted to get involved in an intergalactic war. Nor did she ever expect to fall for a member of the enemy forces. But when her idyllic existence on Delta Station is shattered by the invading Gloman Empire, Polymer discovers that there is more to life than long, hot baths. Torn from the only home she has ever known, Polymer is forced to re-evaluate her own beliefs and convictions as she joins the battle against the seemingly unstoppable Glomans. Hunted across the galaxy by a ruthless suitor, Polymer finds herself at the centre of a terrible conspiracy and has to rely on courage, wit and a little bit of luck to pull her through a series of events that will change the universe. First published in 1995, Polymer is an exciting, fast-paced space opera told by a funny and engaging heroine. By the author of Spare Parts

Spare Parts by Sally Rogers Davidson. C-grade citizen of the Greater Melbourne Megalopolis, Kelty lives in a city filled with towers reaching halfway to the sky. While 'Skywalkers', the A- and B-grade citizens live above the clouds with access to all the wonders of the late 21st century, 'Subbies' like Kelty must dwell in the shadows and smog of the streets below. When her best friend is horribly injured in an explosion at the recycle plant where they both work, Kelty is faced with the loss of a friend and a hopeless future, or the unthinkable choice of leaving everyone and everything behind to join the Space Corps. There's just one catch - first she must trade her human body in for a State-of-the-Art Cyboform. First published by Penguin Books Australia in 1999, Spare Parts was short listed for the 1999 Aurealis Award for Best Science Fiction Novel, and chosen as a Notable Australian Children's Book for the Year 2000 by the Children's Book Council of Australia.