Daniel Clarke

The clock is ticking in this fast-paced novel, in which a man who has lost everything journeys his way down a path of deceit, with deadly consequences. While trying to come to terms with his tragic loss, evil forces are at work, which make him realise that all is not how it may seem. The man is Mike Feather, a builder and family man, he could be any of us, which leads you to ask yourself the questions: how far would you go for your family or a friend in need? Who do you trust with your life or more importantly, with your family? We put our faith in a system that is there to protect us from the wickedness of evil people, but what we expect and what we get are seldom the same thing. The story encourages the reader to re-evaluate their belief of whether the end justifies the means, as ethical lines are crossed, and whether taking the law into your own hands is ever justifiable. Everyone has their breaking point, and when you’ve nothing left to lose, but your whole world to gain, what would you do?

Avenging Angels

Layla Clarke

To the sea they ran, and so began the most unlikely tale: A girl and a hound, horizon-bound, as their little boat set sail.

Layla the Sailor

William Clarke

This is the second book of the best selling Australian book Tears in the Jungle by Australian Brothers Daniel and William Clarke.

Fight for Survival

Tears in the Jungle

David Weir

Vaughan Ellis

Holly Patrick-Thomson

Researching Craft Beer offers insights for aspiring and present owners of breweries, those looking to open a craft beer bar as well as other beer researchers. The volume offers a prescient assessment of historic, present, and likely future developments within the sector.

Understanding Production, Community and Culture in an Evolving Sector

Researching Craft Beer

Two children, one wheelchair and a passion to save the orangutans... An incredible journey written by children, for children. Daniel Clarke and his brother William travelled to the jungles of Borneo, Indonesia to experience the critically endangered orangutan in the wild. Their story if both inspiring and educational.

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