In the Shadow of the Mountain

In the beginning of the 1980's, Ashti briam Afandi, experienced the struggle that the Kurdish people were facing at the hands of the Iraqi regime lead by Saddam Hussein. This struggle gave birth to her desire to become a Peshmerga (Kurdish freedom fighter) and move to the mountains. It was during a period in which Kurdish Societies were ruled by men, and such a decision could lead to a woman being dishonoured. Since the 1980’s, Ashti has studied the political and military events that have transpired in the geopolitical region of [read more...]

7 Acts of Entitlement

Emma Harris is a highly remunerated young corporate executive who appears to have everything and everyone, right where she wants them. She is brash, bullying, and not afraid to use her good looks or voracious sexual appetite to win over men or women. She is also an entitled rogue who, behind closed doors, deals in drugs to get what she wants and to cover her inadequacies. Emma is dominating everyone at work for the next promotion and a massive bonus payment until her much older co-worker, Ben Young, starts to sense everything is [read more...]

Veins of Ice

Detective Fawlkner Dundee thought that the Rose Garden Motel in beautiful Port Macquarie would be a quiet place to rebound from his marriage breakdown, but he was sadly mistaken. The murder of Edith Campbell leads him into emotional turmoil as he investigates her dark past, years of abuse, kidnapping and blackmail on a larger scale than he had ever imagined. There soon becomes so many suspects it is hard to define who the killer may be, the real surprise is that she had not been murdered sooner. His heart goes out to his [read more...]

NORMANDY TO “MARKET GARDEN”, THE DEFENDERS’ PERSPECTIVE

A well-researched manuscript on tough battles during those months of 1944, uniquely from the angle of the defenders. in 21 chapters, it looks at German responses, deployment, manoeuvres, resistance, and defeat, and then resistance further on. Major commanders and players with relevance, of both sides, are described, and some common myths critically explained. Word count is 260,000, of 477 pages, in single space. This book, by a seasoned historian Dr. Linong Zhou, is noticeably dissimilar to standard writings on battles of the west, [read more...]

Grandparents Beacons or Fading Lights

Worries old folk have are not all about dying. George Lazarou is in his late sixties. Originating from the other side of the world; adopting a new culture and relinquishing his home was never going to be easy. After decades of endurance respite, time to collect thoughts and savour. 'Dad, you're going to be a Papou!' (grandfather) The prospect of becoming a grandfather is exciting-for some and daunting for others. Has anyone ever asked their own parents what grandparenting involved? How will you deal with this new experience? This [read more...]

Battle of Bands

In the early to mid-'80s, Archie and Lucy Saunders live on their farm near Netherby, a small town, where 12-year-old Lucy witnesses her mother's death from a tragic horse-riding accident. Concerned about his children's futures, their father relocates them to the hustle and bustle of North Melbourne to a private Catholic school. But this new life isn't enough to save Lucy. Forever infuenced by her mother's death, Lucy spirals out of control into the deep, dark, twisted underground in Melbourne. Meanwhile, Archie reaches for the stars [read more...]

Into the Cloud of Knowing

Christians are not immune from doubting the existence of a loving God. In a world ever challenged by the presence of evil, even those who claim a faith can lose hope. Into the Cloud of Knowing is an invitation to share in Antonio’s personal quest for signs of God's continuing faithfulness. Set against places as diverse as the ruddy backdrop of Western Australia, the jungles of Rwanda, dusty refugee camps fraught by gunfire, the chaos of the London Blitz or the picturesque mountains of Sicily, the book merges creative non-fiction [read more...]

SHeBible, The Gospel, Trial and Claims of Mary Magdalene

Will this book be the battle script for various ideological, religious struggles that will be waged for the next thousand years??? Who will win? We're rooting for Mary!!! This highly controversial 'battle script' styled book comprises a head-on confrontation with 6,000 years of patriarchal orthodoxy and a challenge to the unexamined notions of many. At the same time, it will be welcomed by those seeking support for New Commandment doctrines. It will herald a new age of spiritual 'spirexual' liberation of the body and mind [read more...]

House of Fire

John Gardener is a prolific Poet and writer, he has written many great poetry books, The House of Fire is no exception to the earlier books we have published. If you like poetry we can highly recommend this book. About the author: John lives in the Inner West of Sydney with his cat Snowy. A sometime biologist, he has authored 35 scientific papers. John has published two books of natural history, "The Dawn of Life and Other Australian Tales" and "Power of Plants: a Botanical Journey", and has presented twice on "Ockham's Razor" [read more...]

How to Find God – Stories from the Bible and Real Life

I hope that you know that certainty of promise through believing in Christ as your Saviour. If you do not, then why not take the time right now to put things right with God and accept the gift of salvation that He offers. DAVID WALLACE grew up in Sydney, Australia during the 1950’s and 60’s He holds a diploma in Christian Studies and has pastored churches in two denominations as well as conducting lay ministry in many others. He is married and lives at Kandos in country New South Wales where he is a presenter on local FM radio. He [read more...]