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Made in America and the Hidden Stories of The Sopranos by Steve Else shows how most viewers have misunderstood the mysterious finale of television’s greatest drama. It is shown to be one of a number of narratives secreted within The Sopranos which require extra attention to be paid to subtle clues. Made in America is revealed as a dream of the central character Tony Soprano, the final one of a series of his presented in the show. This fully referenced book, the first full-length analysis of the finale, outlines the deficiencies of [read more...]

Kathryn’s heart shattered when Drake, the love of her life, vanished without a word, and now, years later, he stood before her under the dazzling lights of the big city. Drake loved Kathryn with all his heart, but did he dare reconnect with the woman he was forced to leave all those years ago, praying that his haunting past wouldn’t resurface to destroy their fragile reunion? In her darkest hour, Kathryn must place her trust in the man who once abandoned her and hope their tangled pasts don’t catch up with them. From the bustling [read more...]

This the third book in a series about life, its realities and intricacies, set in the mid 19th century. Members of a family, torn apart by the Scottish Clearances, have found refuge in the colonies of Australia, which themselves are in confusion and upheaval by the sudden influx of thousands of gold miners seeking instant wealth. Caitlyn Ross and her brothers have found comfort and love in the colony, but the arrival of their father who has struggled for 10 years to find the remnants of his family results only in anger and [read more...]

DR Congo: An Untold Genocide is a harrowing account of the untold stories from the heart of Central Africa, where violence, carnage, and persecution have left an indelible mark on the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Author Devigny Sedar presents burning testimonies from victims, crafting a macabre historiography that vividly depicts the wave of suffering endured by the inhabitants of this troubled region. Through meticulous research and poignant narratives, Sedar unveils the roots of armed conflicts in this immense jungle of [read more...]

KINGDOM FAMILY is a unique resource and helpful tool for all those seeking the path to holiness in everyday family life as you discover God’s immense love, as well as the great sorrow and anguish of the Father for our base ingratitude and rejection of His great love and what we can do to return love for love Celebrating Family Love: A vocation and path to holiness.

Constable Howell's tragic death shook the nation, with six thousand people attending his funeral, while five hundred uniformed officers lined the streets. William O'Meally, branded as the murderer, was vilified by the press, the public and those in power. He endured years of brutal punishment which included being flogged by the cat-o'-nine-tails. The judge decreed he would die in jail, but 27 years later, the prosecutor who secured his conviction facilitated his release. O'Meally passed away in 2012 at the age of 92. The real [read more...]

This collection of childhood stories by a first-time author from Newcastle, NSW, offers an hilarious journey through the misadventures of a young boy’s life. From bright ideas that seemed genius to plans that went spectacularly wrong, the author recounts his childhood with humour and charm. Some stories are true, some are wildly exaggerated, and others are pure inventions, but they all share the common thread of laughter. Through each tale, readers will glimpse into the author’s world of innocent misjudgments, where no one was harmed, [read more...]

Touching, relatable, with laughs along the way, Time is a new Australian play exploring the conflicts, secrets, and resentments within a family when coming together for a celebration. BUS STOP, MANHOOD and FANTASY are all new plays of about 10 minutes or so, exposing aspects of modern life.

Unfortunately, it was so cold that Vic did not have a proper grip on the wire, and when Joe produced the cutters, a harsh metallic noise filled the air. They both froze in panic, stopped breathing, and listened for a while to the silence of that strange night. “See the rocket wire?” asked Vic. “Yes,” replied Joe I’m going to slide down into the channel; help with my movements.” With his face down, Joe slowly slid into the channel.

The moving story of Silver Bangles and Gold Bangles is an insightful exploration unveiling the dark side of a once exemplary, brilliant young man who has become Sri Lankan culture. When the young man reacts negatively to his father’s offer to buy gold jewellery for his young daughters, the father is distraught. How could his son not understand the importance in Sri Lankan culture for a father to provide for his family in this way? With tears flowing, the father remembers how his mother’s only jewellery were two silver bangles and how [read more...]