WILLIS, Doug
This inspiring book contains incredible events experienced by Doug Willis that testify to God’s providence, provision and protection during his 60 years of missionary and evangelistic ministry.
The things shared in this book took place during his ministry in Australia and 40 other nations around the world.
UMUHOZA, Frida
Frida has shared her story of miraculous survival, God’s grace, the power of forgiveness, inner healing and resilience around the world including, Africa, Europe, America and Australia.
SCHULTZ, Amanda & MAYFIELD, Greg
‘My father was a policeman – he was shot’ Amanda, herself a former police officer and now a corporate executive, collaborated on this book with Greg Mayfield, who was a police reporter at The Advertiser at the time of the incident.
GARDENER, Nick & Bounader, Stevie-Lee
Hampden Deli is borne of the philosophy that chefs and guests should understand where their food comes from and that praise is owed to the people who grow, raise and source the produce, for without them a chef would be nothing. Hampden Deli is a community which extends well beyond the borders of Kangaroo Valley, New South Wales Australia and now into your kitchen with more than 50 recipes.
RENAUT, Andrew & ARONIS, John
Statistics show that what we are currently doing is clearly not working. And that’s because people simply don’t know or have been given the wrong information. The User’s Manual For Your Body provides in simple terms everything you need to know.
PATTNAIK, Poorab
About Modern Life captures the quiet absurdities of contemporary living in sixty witty micro-tales. A thoughtful, giftable collection of small pauses, sharp observations, and everyday philosophical humour.
PAULL, Morgan
A greedy corporate developer and a corrupt council work to replace an apartment block with a high-rise against the residents’ wishes. The Development tells the story of an eclectic group who band together to fight for home and heritage.
EGAN, Paul
Urban fantasy for children;animals and mythical creatures;adventure fantasy;short stories for kids;witches and magic;kids action and adventure;illustrated fantasy
TIMPANO, Jessa
Five women confront abuse, loss, betrayal, and hardship. Through courage and resilience, they rebuild their lives and discover that healing, hope, and strength can emerge from even the darkest experiences.
TOOHEY, Brian
The book is a selection of published and unpublished articles from former National Times editor and Australian Financial Review correspondent Brian Toohey over the past 50 years, covering corruption, politics, defence, journalism and secrecy.
SHAHMIRI, Shahla
Screaming Silence is a powerful story of women facing hardship, betrayal, and injustice. Through courage, resilience, and hope, they find the strength to break their silence and reclaim their lives.
GERDES, Troy
Life Out Here is a captivating collection of poems, inspired by the people, places and the absurdities that unfold in daily rural Australian Life in the New England Region of New South Wales.
WILKIN, Carol
A haunting blend of historical mystery and speculative fiction, this novel follows anthropology graduate Hannah Richardson as she uncovers dark secrets beneath Cradle Mountain.
BROWNE, M.V.
A somewhat funny, yet honest story about perimenopause, friendship, and finding your people in the middle of hormonal chaos. Packed with the information nobody thought to give women when they needed it most.
CLAESSEN, Rohan
What we lost at the pier, we carried for a lifetime.
SUMMERILL, Roger
In a long and successful career, Roger Summerill worked with many of the biggest names in Australian radio—as an announcer and later in station management. In this frank and revealing memoir Roger chronicles his life and career.
BONFIELD, Niki
Niki invites readers into the rich, complex inner world she once tried to hide.
LEE, Warwick
An insightful and unforgettable account of a young boy’s journey through family struggles, history, war and a nation’s aspiration to free itself from colonialism.
AY, Nicole
Life is short, but sometimes life can be dreadfully long.
WELFORD, John
The story revolves around a town in Kenya’s Rift Valley Province, called Nakuru. The book opens with a recollection of a perilous childhood journey to Nakuru and the memoir finishes in that place in 1971, where Spen died. There is a postscript that details what happened to the rest of his family after that.
LAMPARD, Kerry
Tip of the Spear is split into two parts. The first is a memoir of Kerry’s experience with patrols in the SAS as a forward scout. The second is three light-hearted fictional short stories.
HUGHES, Ken & SHAW, Stuart
THE STURT FOOTBALL CLUB HISTORICAL AND MEMORABILIA SOCIETY are proud to present our second Volume of We Are Sturt.
JOHNSTON, Emily & Randall
The Adventures of Tassie Tiger is a delightful tale about the last surviving Tasmanian Tiger and his Aussie animal buddies.
PRICE, Les
Discover Your Soul’s Calling, Transform Your Life, Thrive On-Purpose!
EDGE, Steve
From the battlefields of the Great War to the ruins of the Second, Echoes of the Fatherland traces the lives of three men bound by blood, loyalty, and the weight of a nation’s fate.