Just as Dark Emu argues for us to drop the hunter-gatherer tag for Australian Aborigines, this book will blow you away in the new light it sheds on how Australian Aborigines from the 1800's till today have worked with dignity to see that their human rights are secured. William Cooper’s mother … [Read more...]
Babylon Laid Waste-A Journey in the Twilight of the Idols by Brigitte Goldstein
Alerted by a letter from Berlin that her grandmother may be alive in a Jewish hospice there, Misia Safran, a former refugee living in New York, is determined to follow the lead and return to her native Germany. However, it is 1946 and the defeated Reich, under Allied control, is off-limits to … [Read more...]
Never Waste Tears by Gloria Zachgo
Each had their own reason to leave everything they knew. The land was free—the true price—was often high, where opportunities and tragedies were in equal abundance. Those who were strong, didn’t waste their tears, but used them wisely to help wash away their grief. Joined together through … [Read more...]
The Jug and hare Bathhouse by Graham Williams
The book deals with a timeless subject, which is as relevant today as it was at the time of King James – the abduction and sexual abuse of children. It is handled sensitively and a distinction is drawn between same-sex, loving partnerships and the cruel use of children bought and sold for the sexual … [Read more...]
Galveston: 1900: Indignities, Book One by N. E. Brown
A 15 year- old English girl is orphaned shortly after arriving at the Galveston port in 1898. She is stalked by a drifter who wants her for himself. Romance, danger and fleeing a dangerous man wanted for several murders challenges her livelihood and future. All of this is happening while the city of … [Read more...]
Galdir – A Slave’s Tale (Roman Novel) by Fredrik Nath
"Highly Commended" - Yeovil Literary Prize "A great read, well written and definitely leaving me looking for more." - Martha Bryce Three seemingly unrelated events collide to change the course of history: A Roman slave with a serpent tattoo uncovers his true barbarian identity... A battle … [Read more...]
Dis’ Taste by Caven Tootell
Set in pre-WWI Congo Free State, the story follows two Belgian Colonial officers, Philippe and Augustine and the latter’s wife, Clementine. Augustine brings his new wife into country; to bring a piece of normality into their lives, the two men strike up a friendly challenge to host each other to … [Read more...]
Snifter of Death by Chris Karlsen
The summer of 1889 was proving to be a strange one for Detective Inspector Rudyard Bloodstone and his partner. They had a sexual pervert loose. The man didn’t actually harm women but threatened them at knife point, fondling them, and ultimately stealing their stockings. Far more serious were … [Read more...]
