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A thrilling story set against the background of England, India and 19th Century Hong Kong.

The story of the "wild colonial boy" of Australian surgery, from his early plans to be a clergyman to his eye programs in central Australia and Eritrea which earnt him the Australian of t

A story about a highly organised gang whose business is to 'spring' long-term prisoners who can afford their price.

The text of two talks given by the author at the 'Visions' Conference of the US RP Foundation in San Francisco in 1994.

A slightly off-centre love story about a devious man, an uncooperative woman and a misguided genius.

Domineering aunts, nieces wishing to marry and a painting of a prize pig provide problems for the Hon. Galahad Threepwood.

Written for primary school students, this book describes the various ethnic communities within Australia and the types of food and games that Australians today enjoy.

San Juan was Dunn country and the Dunns had never met with resistance until Flagan and Galloway Sackett decided it was the place for them.

World War Two is nearing its end but on one of the Channel Islands off the French coast, a fanatical SS unit hides out. It is Morgan's job to find out what they are planning.

In order to save his ancestral home and estate, the Earl of Irchester must do the unthinkable and marry the daughter of Groon, the most notorious Usurer in the whole of 19th century London.

The prequel to the "Flowers in the Attic" series of novels.

This is the fourth book in the saga of the Casteel family, begun in "Heaven".

In 1814, Dorothea Brande leaves her quiet Devonshire home and accompanies her officer husband, Charles, to the colony of New South Wales.

The war with Napoleon won, the Earl of Hellington begins another campaign, the pursuit of a pretty yet infuriating young milliner who evades all his attempts to make her his mistress.

Charles Waterston's marriage ends abruptly and he is sent to work in New York.