Ian Welch

If God was a woman would she have turned a blind eye to the suffering and hardship on Rochester Street? Was Lawrence's death really an accident as the police claimed? Or was it a cold blooded murder? Tragedies dog the Cranstons', husband Edward has been seduced by the bottle. Desperately poor Isabel struggles to hold the family together. She makes one mistake, now she is concealing an embarassing secret. A timely invitation to join Aunt Millie in Los Angeles is a welcome reprieve. Her fortunes improve but still she faces challenges. The death of a friend triggers a return for Isabel to her roots. Finally she must reveal her secret and face the consequence.

Broken Wings

Craig Watson never saw it coming, Amanda has left him, his pleasant peaceful life is disintegrating before his very eyes. And why is he suddenly being targeted, why does someone want him dead. Nothing is making sense, who can he trust? Even his trusted friend and boss Todd Burmister is harboring a dark sinister secret from his distant past. Now this secret has resufaced it is threatening to destroy Todd, his business and everyone close to him. Unknown powerful forces are hovering in the background, each dedicated to their own secretive sinister agendas, each determined to ultimately prevail no matter what the cost. Craig is left with little choice, he needs to discover who is spreading untrue rumours, who is manipulating his life before someone collects on the fifty thousand dollars posted on his life.

Conspiracy

The Life and Times of Cheok Hong Cheong, (Zhang Zhuoxiong) 1851-1928

Alien Son

J. F. DERRY

Lust, power, madness and money drive us all in our daily lives, yet we know the difference between right and wrong, and most of us don't act on our impulses. But there are people we mix with every day who are certifiable psychopaths, lacking empathy and remorse. Mix this cold-heartedness and disconnection from society with the pressures of everyday life and you have the makings of a serial killer. True Crime: Serial Killers details cold-hearted serial killers from Jack the Ripper to Blue Beard and La Bestia, right through to modern day horrors. From the earliest recorded accounts right up to the modern day and using shocking first-hand evidence, this book delves into the horrific psychology of multiple killers to expose to the reader the horrific reality of these cold-hearted psyches.

Serial Killers

True Crime

Claire Welch

Gangsters takes a compelling look at the dark underbelly of society where bootlegging, robbery, crime sprees, threats and corruption were part of everyday life. Throughout all levels of society, the activities of gangsters was rife and many of those involved in organized crime also had long-standing connections with those in authority across banking, finance, businesses, government departments, the legal system and police. The fact that these organized criminals became part of the modern cult of celebrity while their crimes became notable is fascinating and incredible.

From the Case Files of People and Daily Mirror

Gangsters

This huge landscape format book is filled with stunning colour photography of Australia which extends over 18 inch-wide pages and double-page spreads.

Australia

Bank raids fascinate us. This book gives an insight into the masterminds behind some of the greatest robberies ever committed.

Bank Raids

Michael Heatley

Mike Gent

Peter Gamble

Remember the 80s is a fantastic value book featuring some of the musical highlights of the 80s. The book concentrates on the music, film, sport and TV events of the 80s and also covers key news items of the decade. Packed with brilliant illustrations, this is a truly nostalgic look at the extravagant eighties.

Remember the 80s

Gordon Kerr

Ray Black

Rodney Castleden

This book looks inside the dark side of the criminal mind. These are men and women who commit heinous acts with a gruesome disregard for human life. The difficulty in bringing these monsters to justice is proving whether they are just bad or mad, whether in fact the individual is mentally ill or whether they are fully aware of what they have done.

Ian Welch

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