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 the dimension... More > we know and live in? Whatever the truth is, Ursula Major finds that she is more suited to the new world than to the one she left.< Less
Tom Robinson is a very dedicated village vicar in a small parish near Melbourne, Australia. He has a cold and unresponsive wife and two spoilt daughters, as well as regular visits from an... More > over-critical mother-in-law. Little wonder then, that he fell deeply in love with a young parishioner in a wheelchair and spent "rather too much" time with her, as well as searching for a cure for her multiple sclerosis. But such dedication, he found, has its own reward in consuming guilt.< Less
A well constructed book that will be a huge help to any owners with their first puppy, or for seasoned owners who just need to update their caring and training skills. The writer is very qualified... More > not only in training and behaviour techniques but also in veterinary nursing and small animal nutrition. A book that no dog or puppy owner should be without.< Less
This story is a romance but would more correctly be called a historical romance. Set in Tasmania in the days when Brisish convicts were transported for petty crimes it is a true portrayal of the... More > lifestyle and hardships of the first settlers - mostly soldiers and prison guards, convicts, and business men or farmers. The last two usually were convicts who had served their time and stayed on to start a business or farm.< Less
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... More > emotion, and a determination to help those in need, whether they could afford to or not. Arthur's life was simple but rich in experiences that today's children miss, the one problem in his childhood being his older brother Charles, who took every opportunity to demean his younger brother. People then worked hard for little reward, but were a whole lot healthier as a result. A delightful account of Arthur's eventual achievement of his life's goal - to be a physiotherapist.< Less
Lance was an Australian born and bred, but in his early years his parents took him to live in Britain. That is how Lancelot was conscripted into the “wrong bloody army” and fought with... More > British troops in the Second World War. His complete disregard for authority meant that he often chose a more difficult option than he needed to choose - such as the day he was required to report for duty. He walked to the army camp because he was not going to spend money on a bus fare - but on his arrival he found that a free bus had collected all the new recruits. Lance lived through his time of service by cheating, faking and bungling his way forward, but was always faithful to his best friends when the going got rough.This is an account based on a true character - an adult comedy that gives the reader a brief and descriptive window into the life of serving British troops in the WW2 years. The miracle was that Lance and his friends actually lived to tell their story.< Less
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 and earlier. And the romantic... More > interludes happen in spite of the main characters, rather than because of them.< Less
This is the story, edited from his diaries, of Robert Hall and his wife Catherine Tonkin who worked as missionaries with the Aboriginal people first on Thursday Island and then starting their own... More > mission from scratch on Mornington Island. Robert died on the island at the hands of Burketown Peter and his accomplices.< Less
A well constructed book that will be a huge help to any owners with their first puppy, or for seasoned owners who just need to update their caring and training skills. The writer is very qualified... More > not only in training and behaviour techniques but also in veterinary nursing and small animal nutrition. A book that no dog or puppy owner should be without.< Less
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... More > emotion, and a determination to help those in need, whether they could afford to or not. Arthur's life was simple but rich in experiences that today's children miss, the one problem in his childhood being his older brother Charles, who took every opportunity to demean his younger brother. People then worked hard for little reward, but were a whole lot healthier as a result. A delightful account of Arthur's eventual achievement of his life's goal - to be a physiotherapist.< Less
Elezabeth Peters has had over 30 years experience in many publishing fields, beginning as a newspaper proofreader on the Timaru Herald NZ, going on to newspaper sub-editor, assistant editor and editor, and finally to freelance production of two private specialised tabloids. In-between times she has worked on magazines and books as editor and on her own magazine, K9 Perspective, which has been produced online for over 10 years. Elezabeth has worked mostly in New Zealand and Australia and is now back in New Zealand after four years in the UK.
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