Author: William

When Joan, the leader of a group of fallen Heavenly Angels stripped of most of their power and now known as the Wingless, wakes from a nightmare to find a Fallen Angel in her room and one of her own people missing, she begins a search that ends up discovering a plot far older and more dangerous than just one misplaced Angel. Joan soon realises that the threat is more than just an attack on her Wingless family and unless they can join forces to prevent it, the world they love could be utterly destroyed. About the Author When [read more...]

New South Wales, 1804. The Chancer's Corps tells the story of the Rum Rebellion, the only military coup in Australia's history. When William Bligh, best known for the mutiny on the Bounty, arrives in Sydney to become Governor in the early 1800s he intends to break the New South Wales Corps, soldiers more notorious for corruption than for any military exploits. The chancer's of the Corps have already taken on Irish rebels and Aboriginal warriors, and endured flood and the threat of famine. Now they will confront Bligh and his [read more...]

Ezra Stein, a pianist dealing with loss, rebuilding his life from scratch. Rose Bloom, a corporate who wants more than just her profession. When both of their lives intertwine, an unexpected friendship blossoms and they realize that they bring the best out of each other. But they soon realize that choices need to be made. The only question is, will those decisions make or break their relationship? About author. Tania Gold, a wife and mother of two from Sydney, Australia, writes Keys to My Heart, a story about a friendship and [read more...]

Visitors may find the Handy Guide to Manderville useful, but it offers no help to residents lost in a deadly maze of no-longer familiar streets, among newly sinister public places. Its pages extol the virtues of significant buildings, fine parks, and especially, the town’s upstanding citizens. But there is no section on serial killers. Nothing on distinguishing between a tragic accident and brutal murder. Beyond the flowery words and glossy PR lies a darker reality, from the courthouse to hospital, from footy field to [read more...]

Rural America, 1957. Revolution brews in Cuba, the Soviet Union launches Sputnik. The Space age begins and the Cold War escalates. But life in rural America meanders along. However the arrival of a Hasidic (ultra-religious) Jewish teenager in the township of Denton, Kansas, does create ripples in the placid community. The recent death of his mother has left Dov Goldstein, an orphan, made him question his faith and awakened a long held dream of becoming a Rock 'n' Roll star. Dov, is the unwelcome guest of a church going [read more...]

Archie Salt lives on the Scottish Island of Dung, where life is as unpleasant as it sounds. Remote and battered by the unrelenting elements, very few leave the island and even less survive. Archie however, is destined for greater things. Archie becomes a sailor where he thrives, and eventually his knack for survival saves everyone on board when peril strikes. He rises through the ranks and when disaster strikes again, he meets an unlikely companion who changes his life forever. From poverty and hardship to opportunity, Archie [read more...]

TJ grew up in the Upper Hunter Valley township of Muswellbrook. A happy childhood. Boarding in Sydney through high school TJ was sexually abused by a paedophile teacher. And survived. After Honours in Plant Cell Biology at The University of Sydney a PhD and then traveled to Manchester. Returning to Sydney to transact unfinished business TJ was fortunate to guest twice for Radio National and author 42 scientific papers before turning to Poetry. The poems herein are a mix of autobiography, natural disaster-proneness and more. Some [read more...]