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The autobiography of the athlete who won three gold medals at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956 at the age of eighteen, and was named Golden Girl by a Melbourne newspaper.

A brutal tale of greed and lust set in the goldfields of South Africa.

As one of the world's richest women, beautiful Kesia Saint Martin was the pampered darling of the jet-set, her life a careless round of glamourous games.

An Egyptian murder-mystery featuring Amelia Peabody.

Golden Soak is an old abandoned mine in the Pilbara at the height of the mineral boom.

An authentic and humorous account of corruption in high places during the author's service in the King of Saudi's palaces, between 1955-1960.

On a hazy summer's morning in 1965, nine-year-old Michael McCabe and his four-year-old sister, Catherine, kiss their mother goodbye and set off to the beach. They never return.

When his wife is taken hostage as a result of a well-planned heist of a California nuclear-power plant, Detective Sergeant Ryder, aided by his policeman son, launches an unofficial investigation an

A moving coming-of-age tale.

Jenny gave up her nursing job to be the private nurse for her aunt.

Continues the saga of the ancient Roman Republic begun in "The first man in Rome" and following the brilliant but corrupt General Sulla as he attempts to gain the Consulate of Rome.

Mrs Partidge was desperate for the return of her husband. His kidnappers were threatening to kill him unless she paid them $10,000.

It was a summer morning in 1982 when soldiers ravaged the village of Chupan Ya, raping and killing women and children.

Bill 'Swampy' Marsh began collecting shearing stories several years ago.

Two abridged true stories for children.