Search for the Sage is the first book of the Within Trilogy. Beautifully illustrated by New Zealand artist Sanjana Baijnath,... More > it is a gentle fantasy aimed at children of about 5 to 8 years old. Three children find a magic spell which takes them to another world called Within (because it is on the inside of a sphere instead of on the outside). Unfortunately the spell won’t take them back home again – they have to find another one, and to do that they have to find the most powerful magician in Within…. < Less

The Key, the third book of the Within Trilogy, is a darker, adult continuation of Search for the Sage and Tunnel at World's... More > End. Stephen, Pamela and Mary – the stars of the first two books – have grown up, and now their own children are summoned to Within. The White Beast has discovered a Key which gives it the means to put down the Barrier, loosing the terrible halfen scourge into the civilised world. Only outworlders are immune from the influence of the Barrier and the Key. Only outworlders can travel to the deepest recesses of Within to do battle with the White Beast….. < Less

Tunnel at World’s End, the sequel to Search for the Sage, is the second book of the Within Trilogy and is a gentle fantasy... More > aimed at younger children. Stephen, Pamela and Mary are called back to the magical land of Within, this time with their cousin Toby. The spell which keeps evil half-men behind a barrier is fading, and it us up to the children to journey through terrible danger to the strange place called Tunnel at World’s End. And when they get there, Stephen has to make a frightening decision. If he gets it wrong, it will mean the end of the world . . . < Less

Search for the Sage is the first book of the Within Trilogy. Beautifully illustrated by New Zealand artist Sanjana Baijnath,... More > it is a gentle fantasy aimed at children of about 5 to 8 years old. Three children find a magic spell which takes them to another world called Within (because it is on the inside of a sphere instead of on the outside). Unfortunately the spell won’t take them back home again – they have to find another one, and to do that they have to find the most powerful magician in Within…. < Less

Tunnel at World’s End, the sequel to Search for the Sage, is the second book of the Within Trilogy and is a gentle fantasy... More > aimed at younger children. Stephen, Pamela and Mary are called back to the magical land of Within, this time with their cousin Toby. The spell which keeps evil half-men behind a barrier is fading, and it us up to the children to journey through terrible danger to the strange place called Tunnel at World’s End. And when they get there, Stephen has to make a frightening decision. If he gets it wrong, it will mean the end of the world . . . < Less

Why does a good bridge team almost always beat one not quite so good, especially over a long match? Is it better bidding,... More > better play or better defence? - or maybe a combination of all three? Read this book to discover the results of an experiment to find out the answer. < Less

The Key, the third book of the Within Trilogy, is a darker, adult continuation of Search for the Sage and Tunnel at World's... More > End. Stephen, Pamela and Mary – the stars of the first two books – have grown up, and now their own children are summoned to Within. The White Beast has discovered a Key which gives it the means to put down the Barrier, loosing the terrible halfen scourge into the civilised world. Only outworlders are immune from the influence of the Barrier and the Key. Only outworlders can travel to the deepest recesses of Within to do battle with the White Beast….. < Less