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Dennis J McTaggart, in his sixth books of tales plunges the reader headfirst into a world so different from the readers that it's almost impossible to believe it is out there. But it is and the author knows all about it. In fact he's rubbed shoulders with all sorts of villains, abalone poachers, Bikers, bank robbers, and almost every other type of criminal there is. This book of tales starts off with a new baby joining the crew. Brian is relocated to Tasmania, leaving Piggy to tackle the ever increasing numbers of poachers [read more...]

A new dawn, a new opportunity, a different way of life is what Timbo dreams of. Timbo has never lived anywhere other than in a little village with his family and friends on a tiny island in the south pacific. He has never known what lies on the other side of the world. Ever since he was a young child, he has always wondered what it would be like to experience a different life. He yearns to make a success of himself and explore opportunities for a hopeful future. Leaving his beloved home to take up a high school [read more...]

Prifting shadows Hidden secrets Shocking truths A matter of life and death Lauren Baxter can sense things, but ignoring her instinct on a freezing winter’s night changes her life forever. She has no memory of how she ended up in the bushland, drunk and with a guy she despises. Is it karma for taking the car for a joy ride or fate’s way of getting her to the hospital to discover one of her family’s terrible secrets? As the truth from that fateful night and the past explode open, Lauren is torn between joining her dad or [read more...]

This inventions book tells you about 100 new inventions important to your daily lives. Tells you about our beautiful sun & moon. Tells you how to use my diesel inventions to produce electricity to replace coal. Tells you how to heal AIDS. Tells you how to heal deaf. Tells you how to avoid heart attack. Tells you how to heal hernia. Tells you how to heal high blood pressure. Tells you how to heal baby music cough. Tells you how to heal neck pain & back pain. Tells you how to avoid stroke. Tells you how to heal prostate [read more...]

Deep in a bush on the N.S.W. coast, lived a small family of Quolls. They lived their life happily and unaware of the changes taking place in their surrounding habitat. When one day their life took a turn and they were faced with danger, adventure and finding a new home. From Author Rose Fatone This is a children's book with an aim to make aware and have an understanding of our Australian native endangered species in a fun and adventurous way. Created in a way that illustrates a true likeness to the animals and why they [read more...]

Fred Rouady has an interesting view of what needs to happen to make Australia a better place for all people. He calls this Middle-ism, a view between the right side of politics and the left side. Fred looks at the 8 most pressing problems he feels Australia needs to fix to make a better country. These are. Reduce Political Donations Aboriginal Statehood Reform Unions Stop Government Debt Political Lies, Three Strike Rule and Out Stronger Military Handouts Overpopulated in Sydney and Melbourne Fred Rouady [read more...]

"Never give up, Nothing is impossible." In this book you will find out how Hubert. C. Krause and his mother survived all the air raids on the city of cologne in Germany, in World War 2 from 1942 – 1945. Nevertheless, it was heartbreaking and devastating with unbelievable great luck they survived; I was there as a child to see all this. Hubert. C. Krause.

Freewill is seen by some as a human being's greatest asset. People make choices from the top-level government to business leaders and right down to liberated teens and even toddlers. The power to choose can turn a person's or nation’s destiny. At the macro-level the individual has little chance of altering a course of events as power is vested in a higher authority. Under an orderly system, people have no choice but to accept all non-controllable factors. It's been like this since the beginning of time and the human race has [read more...]

Many authors have given several reasons why Igbo people welcomed Christianity with open arms into Igboland. As an agent of evangelization, I have re? ected on these reasons and discovered that there is little or no emphasis on the contribution of the deeply religious culture of Igbo people to the growth of Christianity. This book Missionary Evangelization and Cultural Values: Re-Examining the Growth and future Challenges of Catholic Christianity in Igboland argues that missionary evangelization could never have been so successful [read more...]