Collection: Fiction

Dublin. Noel and Lisa adore their little girl, Frankie, and with the help of their friends, Declan and Fiona, Lizzie and Muttie and Aidan and Signora, they work hard to give her a happy and secure home. But in fact neither of them are Frankie's parents.

Sam Case is hiding over nine billion dollars for the world's criminals and now someone wants to take it from him. Enter Donovan Creed former CIA assassin. To show Sam he means business, he gives him a choice, save his wife or save his mistress...

Tea shop owner and bridesmaid Theodosia Browning investigates when the groom is literally late on the couple's big day.

Imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, Edmond Dantes spends 14 years in a dungeon. When his daring escape plan works, he masterminds an elaborate plan of revenge that will bring punishment to those he holds responsible for his fate

When single father Danny Goodman accepts a loan from wealthy Thomas Galvin, the authorities turn up at his door. Now Danny has a choice. Face prison, or become part of a sting operation to bring down his friend...

A woman named Maria Gomez is murdered in Miami, apparently by her husband - who'd been presumed dead, slain by a crime boss. FBI agent Brett Cody can't believe it; dead or alive, the man had loved his wife...

It is 1865. For three years Ben Hall and the men riding with him have been lords of every road in mid-western New South Wales from Bathurst to Goulburn, Lambing Flat to Forbes. But with the changing times, being game is no longer enough.

Henry Lawson's short stories are as fresh, moving and funny today as when they were first published. ""The drover's wife"", ""The loaded dog"", and many other Lawson classics have become part of the Australian legend.

After a car crash, writer Paul Sheldon is saved by his number one fan. She brought him home, splinted his mangled legs, and all he had to do in return was write a very special book, one all about her favourite character...

Henry Lawson's works expressed the essential qualities of a nation, and nowhere is this more evident than in his humourous stories. This edition presents his stories accompanied by the paintings of Samuel Thomas Gill