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This biography taken from papers, files, medical reports casts new light on every aspect of Marilyn Monroe's thirty-six years; her dramatic childhood and adolescence; her marriages and relatio

Based on a twenty-year highly secret government operation.

When Adam's father died he left nothing but a sealed letter. Adam opened it hoping to find out why his father had had to leave his regiment in disgrace.

The series starts in a small West Virginia mining town. Melody Logan feels secure in her father's love but his death leaves her utterly alone.

After the prospectors and hunters had opened the way to the African interior, the miners and adventurers followed.

This is the sequel to "Space merchants", written 30 years ago, of a world controlled by advertising agencies.

The bottle, dropped on a warm summer evening, contained a message that would change two people forever..

The Game of Life is a simple, step by step guide to help us re-establish our inner authority. Life is a manifestation of Spiritual Physics; what we do to energy is what we get back.

In this second book of the trilogy which began with "Berlin game", Bernard attempts to enrol a counter-agent on his team in a deadly game of espionage involving old loyalties and betrayal

real-life thriller. An ingenious swindle at the Perth Royal Mint nets a fortune in gold bullion, and the police turn on the three Mickelberg brothers, who are sentenced to long gaol terms.

Not many girls born with brains and beauty would try to cover up the fact.

The adventures of a wild colonial boy of Western Australia advised by his Siamese cat to assume the name Midnite and become a bushranger.

When Sarah Kendall catches a glimpse of Simon on the TV news bulletin, she's convinced her brother - reported killed six months ago - is still alive.

Novel set in the 1920s, following the fortunes of Ruth Barnett, a love-child brought up by grandparents after the death of her `flighty' mother.

World-renowned scientist and author turns his peircing rationality onto the very nature of scientific inquiry and man's role in the cosmos.