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Wenlock
Spanning three generations of three families, Wenlock is set in and about the town of Weipa North Queensland. The interaction between the Rochester, Palmer, and the Moses families is formed by tradition and occasioned by greed. The Palmer’s matriarch Harold Palmer unknowingly fathered an illegitimate son following a liaison while on leave in London during WWI. Returning to Australia won the rights to the property he called ‘Marylebone Station’ in a ballot after WWI. This is the story of the struggles for ownership of that property. Mark Palmer is a grandson of Harold and is dissatisfied with his father’s decision to follow his grandfather’s lead concerning the legacy of Marylebone....
Australian Amateur Sleuth: Box Set: Books 1-3
After a heartbreaking divorce, Sybil Potts decides to flee the city and move to the peace and quiet of the Aussie outback . . . or so she thinks. The land is barren and filled with kangaroos, so it's a big jump to murder. Sybil might be underkoalafied to solve the murder which happens on the day of her arrival, but that's no worries. Police officer Blake Wessley is on the case. He's quite the looker too, not that Sybil has noticed . . . She's more distracted by the eccentric British bloke boarding with Sybil's landlady, Cressida. Not to mention Cressida's cat, Lord Farringdon. And then there's Cressida herself. So who is the murderer? And the next murderer? And the one after that? One thing is certain - they will all roo the day they met Sibyl Potts. 1. Live and Let Diet 2. Natural Born Grillers 3. Dye Hard USA Today Bestseller, Australian Amateur Sleuth Box Set Books 1-3, cozy mystery series.
Hip-hop Revolution
As hip-hop artists constantly struggle to "keep it real," this fascinating study examines the debates over the core codes of hip-hop authenticity--as it reflects and reacts to problematic black images in popular culture--placing hip-hop in its proper cultural, political, and social contexts.
