Books

Historical, anthropological, socio-cultural, and legal perspective of human sexuality in general and homosexuality in particular. Dr Alena Rada is of the Australian nationality, but was born in Prague, the Czech Republic. She is a cross-disciplinary researcher with a PhD in linguistics (1991), a PhD candidature in anthropology (1994), a PhD candidature in education (1996), and a Master’s degree (Honours) in Criminology (1998). She has worked as a language teacher for 20 years in public and private schools in Sydney in Australia and [read more...]

Dane Thorburn returns in another fast-paced fantasy adventure. Rewarded for thwarting evil Firelord Raegan’s plan to kill the King and seize power for himself, Dane has joined the elite ranks of Brindabeare’s Royal Knights. But Raegan’s desire to rule all Valentaland is far from over. Princess Vanessa is missing – snatched by Raegan’s Black Knights and on her way to the City of Lost Souls, an ancient prison somewhere in the Gargaun Ranges. Dormant and unused for centuries, the City of Lost Souls is a place from which escape [read more...]

Mary Clancy was born and educated in Mackay Queensland, Australia. She did her General Nurse training there, and spent 10 months in Mt. Isa Queensland, Australia. This was followed by a stint in the Australian Army for 3 years. After that, she worked in Hospitals in New South Wales for 2 - 3 years. Mary moved to Melbourne Victoria, and took up studies in Midwifery and Gynaecology, graduating as a D.C. in 1968. Following a few months of post graduate experience at the Women's Hospital, Mary transferred to Clermont Queensland for a [read more...]

An Intuitive Guide to Healing, Health and Wellness. Emotional Patterns create illnesses, pains and aches. Every organ is affected by specific emotional patterns. This is proven by science. In this book Dr Irina Webster reveals that Energy is the root of Body and Mind. We all consist of and are surrounded by an energy field. When energy flows through the body properly, you are in a state of health. When there is an energetic disturbance in the body, a disease state is created. Illnesses manifest in the body's energy field [read more...]

The Nostalgia Collection is an accumulation of narrative poetry written over several years. Some of the pieces very are personal – sparked both by current world events and the author’s own experiences. Together, they mark fragments in time, acting as snapshots of the world how she - and others - see it. When not writing poetry, Jackie Smith is a freelance journalist, editor and proof-reader and marketing graduate based in Brisbane, QLD, Australia. Her articles have been published through a variety of local and national media [read more...]

Fear of death, the regeneration of life, and the choice between good and evil are universal themes for humanity. This book challenges Christian dogma surrounding these themes. It argues that the concept of 'a fall' is an invention based on an incorrect interpretation of what drove the behaviour of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. The evidence demonstrating life after death does not necessarily depend on faith alone. We observe the afterlife within the laboratory of life that nature has provided. The proof of death and [read more...]

My story is about the little boy who was so traumatised by his first few years of school that he couldn’t get a sentence out without stuttering. A boy whose writing needed a mirror to make sense of what he had written, about valium and the need to be medicated to stop the naughtiness. How surfing helped me find myself. About working 32 different jobs and the amazing, weird and wonderful people I met. The memory of sitting in the Emirates business lounge heading to Kuwait to deliver a mathematics program (yes you heard right) [read more...]

Sarah is as good a trapper as the men that hunt wolves, and the Rocky Mountains where she was raised beckon her to come home, but how can she return there, now that she has settled in Cedar Creek? Death and destruction have a way of finding her no matter where she lives, and that continues to plague the trappers. Secrets held are like promises made. They can’t be kept forever! In her third book 'Sarah's Mountain' author Bronwyn Trotter brings suspense-filled moments and a surprising twist to the conclusion of the Trappers [read more...]

In 1917, at the tender age of sixteen, Matilda Mary Twiss married Sapper James Devine, an Aussie Digger who spent more time AWOL and in detention than carrying out his military duties. Two years later, she arrived on Australian shores as a war bride. Making their home in East Sydney, the Devines involved themselves within Sydney’s criminal underworld. After tolerating years of an abusive marriage, Tilly decided to challenge the inferior status of women in society and set out to prove that you didn’t need to be born with a set [read more...]

Vaughan Whitlock in his latest book Consequences challenges the political climate on a path of revolutionary change versus corrupt sameness, and the reader on social issues such as discrimination, political correctness, equality, privacy. This book is an exciting read for those who love to look over the horizon at profound consequences. About author. Vaughan was born in New Zealand, attended Takapuna Grammar School and graduated with a civil engineering degree from Auckland University. During the 1970s and '80s, Vaughan worked [read more...]