Red Letter Day

‘Red Letter Day’
A special, happy, or important day that you will always remember.

Step into a bygone era with Red Letter Day, a collection of five poignant stories capturing the heart and resilience of America from the mid-19th century onward. From tales of frontier hardships and unexpected transformations to the enduring power of faith and family, these narratives bring to life a time when survival was often a prayer answered and dreams were built from sheer grit.

Be Aware, But Don't Care

Be Aware, but Don’t Care

A powerful guide to navigating modern chaos and rediscovering your true purpose.

In a world consumed by comparison, distraction, and societal conditioning, this book offers a refreshing perspective on how to break free from the noise and focus on what truly matters.

Unlock Your Divine Potential

This transformative work challenges readers to:

Recognize and resist the forces that seek to confine and control their thoughts and actions.

Identify the unique talents bestowed upon them by a higher power.

Discover their divinely ordained mission in life.

From Awareness to Action

The author makes a compelling case for why awareness of global events is important but argues that true change begins from within. By understanding their individual purpose and potential, readers can:

Break free from the constraints of societal expectations.

Cultivate a deeper connection with their spiritual selves.

Take meaningful action to positively impact the world around them.

Be Aware, but Don’t Care is more than just a book – it’s a roadmap to personal enlightenment and global transformation. It empowers readers to rise above the chaos, embrace their true selves, and become the change they wish to see in the world.

Parvon Zin Koban Hunter Book 5: Hunter's Moon

The Gishma Anunnaki have tightened their grip on Thera Three, their legal stranglehold sanctioned by the Belatan Supreme Court. With absolute power over the planet and its inhabitants, they prepare to unleash their cruel dominion upon the remaining Adamu.

First to face annihilation are the Poltox, the surface-dwelling scum, rendered defenseless by the suppression web. Then, the rogue Adamu will be hunted down and eradicated. The Gishma are confident in their victory, believing Thera Three ripe for the taking.

But they have overlooked one crucial element: Zin.

Forced into the shadows by the Belatan ruling, Zin and his crew must wage a clandestine war against impossible odds. Old enemies must forge uneasy alliances, and difficult compromises will be made. Lives will be lost, and the fight for survival will push them all to their limits.

Can Zin and his brave rebels defy the Anunnaki and reclaim their world? Only time, blood, and unwavering bravery will tell.

Standing on the Edge of Forever

‘In order to be punished, there must first be a transgression. I am innocent, but damned. Cursed in the most callous and inhuman way. But the blood of the guilty will yet wash over my hands. I will have revenge, and it will be merciless and unforgiving.’

The mysterious murder of a famous academic in the backstreets of Los Angeles leads to a wild ride through a dark quest that has lasted nearly 4,000 years and which will lead to the attempted fusing of the modern world to Ancient Egypt in 1799BC.

An enigmatic, powerfully beautiful, and fantastically rich woman, a bookish academic and his feisty friend, a brilliant but disturbing particle physicist, an ancient usurper and the arrogant god Anubis all combine to tell a story that threatens to change everything we know about the world around us.

The biggest particle accelerator in the world, a pyramid at the heart of LA, and a private army speaking Ancient Egyptian. There is a world within our world, and the time has come for it to step out and take control.

Standing on the Edge of Forever

‘In order to be punished, there must first be a transgression. I am innocent, but damned. Cursed in the most callous and inhuman way. But the blood of the guilty will yet wash over my hands. I will have revenge, and it will be merciless and unforgiving.’

The mysterious murder of a famous academic in the backstreets of Los Angeles leads to a wild ride through a dark quest that has lasted nearly 4,000 years and which will lead to the attempted fusing of the modern world to Ancient Egypt in 1799BC.

An enigmatic, powerfully beautiful, and fantastically rich woman, a bookish academic and his feisty friend, a brilliant but disturbing particle physicist, an ancient usurper and the arrogant god Anubis all combine to tell a story that threatens to change everything we know about the world around us.

The biggest particle accelerator in the world, a pyramid at the heart of LA, and a private army speaking Ancient Egyptian. There is a world within our world, and the time has come for it to step out and take control.

Of(f) Course Minister

Responsible government is a simple idea. Under it, public servants are responsible to ministers, ministers are responsible to the parliament, and parliament to the people.

This simple idea underpins parliamentary democracies worldwide. Yet deep inside government, an awkward truth is emerging. Rather than supporting responsible government, the relationships between ministers, public servants and the parliament are undermining it.

Of(f) Course, Minister takes us behind the closed doors of one of the world’s most successful and stable democracies. It examines how a nation formed on Westminster principles is drifting away from the north star of responsible government. It explains why this is happening, what it means for the way government works, and what can be done about it.

Sean Innis brings a blend of insight and humour to his tale. The story he tells is uniquely Australian. But it is one which holds lessons for democracies everywhere.

A Child at War

Not everyone has the terrifying experience of living through a world war, with an enemy intent on destroying their way of life. In this short autobiography, covering my early years from ages 3 to 8, I have dug deep into my memories to share my wartime hopes and fears.

Perhaps my greatest fears occurred during the London Blitz (1940 to 1941), as we spent countless nights and some days taking cover in an Anderson shelter while the Luftwaffe relentlessly rained bombs down upon us. Later, I experienced a mix of fear, excitement, and adventure when the first of Hitler’s Vengeance weapons, the V1 flying bomb, appeared. Walking down the street after an air raid and seeing that a house or a pub had vanished filled me with anxiety for the future.

The second Vengeance weapon, the V2, a giant rocket filled with high explosives, was even more destructive but less terrifying than the V1, as you never saw or heard it coming; it traveled at three times the speed of sound. Tragically, one of these rockets struck my young playmate’s home, killing her and her entire family. If the third weapon, the V3, had not been destroyed by the RAF near the end of hostilities, the course of the war might have been very different.

Why not read more about life during the war for those, like me, who lived each day in fear for their lives?

The Words That Gave Me Wings

Written between the ages of sixteen and eighteen, The Words That Gave Me Wings is a profoundly moving collection of poetry that encapsulates the tumultuous experience of blossoming into womanhood.

Divided into four chapters mirroring the life cycle of a butterfly: Egg, Larva, Pupa and Adult, the poems chronicle the poet’s own metamorphosis. Just as a caterpillar transforms into a magnificent butterfly, the act of writing allowed the poet to shed her skin, embrace her true self, and finally take flight.

This collection is a testament to the enduring power of self-expression and the beauty of vulnerability, reminding us that every lesson, love, tear and triumph is worthy of poetry. It is a must-read for anyone who admires a soul being poured onto a page, has faced criticism for ‘feeling too deeply’ or needs the courage to prioritise their own needs when they know it is time to return to themselves.

A Woodland Adventure – Part One

Is it true, or just a fanciful tale? Do fairies really exist? And if they do, could they be living in Chancel Wood, near Abbey Dene Primary School?

For many years, Nanny Agnes has captivated her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren with stories of fairies in the wood. She believes every word of it, but those she’s told aren’t so sure – except for her great-granddaughter Amy.

Amy’s enchantment and willingness to believe in the fairies of Chancel Wood grow even stronger when she discovers a collection of old photographs and a handwritten letter at school, both offering proof of the tiny, magical creatures!

When Nanny Agnes hears about the discovery, she decides to reward Amy’s belief and curiosity. But the photographs and letter are nearly a century old. Will there be anything left to see in Chancel Wood? Will Amy’s faith in magic be rewarded, or will she face disappointment?

Only Nanny Agnes knows the truth…

A Woodland Adventure – Part One

Is it true, or just a fanciful tale? Do fairies really exist? And if they do, could they be living in Chancel Wood, near Abbey Dene Primary School?

For many years, Nanny Agnes has captivated her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren with stories of fairies in the wood. She believes every word of it, but those she’s told aren’t so sure – except for her great-granddaughter Amy.

Amy’s enchantment and willingness to believe in the fairies of Chancel Wood grow even stronger when she discovers a collection of old photographs and a handwritten letter at school, both offering proof of the tiny, magical creatures!

When Nanny Agnes hears about the discovery, she decides to reward Amy’s belief and curiosity. But the photographs and letter are nearly a century old. Will there be anything left to see in Chancel Wood? Will Amy’s faith in magic be rewarded, or will she face disappointment?

Only Nanny Agnes knows the truth…

Toby

To Toby, a young basking shark, life in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Ireland felt boring.

With seven seas to explore, he longed for adventure!

As he sets out on his journey, Toby discovers a vibrant underwater world brimming with colour and fascinating fishy creatures.

Pepper Under My Nose

This is a tale of two seemingly ordinary people, Annette and Bob, who seek sexual adventure but struggle to become – or even appear to be – more than they truly are. Annette longs to embody the role of a wanton seductress, yet remains deeply repressed. Bob tries to play the part of a brutal, macho man, but he too is held back by his own inhibitions. The result is a messy and chaotic rapport between two individuals who might have loved each other but are unable, for different reasons, to surrender fully to love.

Annette and Bob often resemble zombified beings, moving through life without fully understanding why they act as they do – or even what they are doing. Their story raises profound questions about the nature of free will, suggesting that perhaps it is an illusion.

Yet, amidst their flaws and struggles, Annette and Bob remain undeniably human. It is their humanity, shining through the pages, which gives this novel its poignant and relatable edge.