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Tortoises in the mosh pit
A romantic encounter set in the Galapagos Islands that will not only entertain but also give the reader some insight as to the nature of the islands in the 1980s. £5.75 |
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The dark at the top of the hill
Tom Robinson is a dedicated village vicar in a small parish near Melbourne. He has a cold and unresponsive wife - little wonder then, that he fell deeply in love with a young parishioner in a wheelchair. But could he live with the guilt? £6.18 |
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Bitter Quest
A historical romance set in Tasmania in the days when Brisish convicts were transported for petty crimes. It is a true portrayal of the lifestyle and hardships of the first settlers - mostly soldiers and prison guards, convicts, and business men or farmers. £7.85 |
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The Crystal Sphere
This is a romance that could equally be called a story of fantasy or science fiction. It embraces different times and also a new dimension - or could it be just another way to look at our own world? £8.55 |
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Gramps and me: diary of a mystic
This is an accurate and colourful account of the life of the author growing up in the early 20th Century. His family and friends were not rich with finances, but their lives were rich with love and emotion, and a determination to help those in need. £7.31 |
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Lance: the British military misadventure
Lance was Australian , but his parents moved to Britain.and Lancelot was conscripted into the 'wrong bloody army' to fight with British troops in WW2. The miracle was that Lance and his friends actually lived to tell their story. £8.68 |
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Robert Hall of Mornington Island
An edited version of the diaries, of Robert Hall and his wife Catherine Tonkin, missionaries on Thursday Island and Mornington Island. Robert died on the island at the hands of Burketown Peter and his accomplices. £7.21 |
