Poaching The River

Literature & Fiction

Fleming, Mr Rod

Humor & Satire

PlashMill Press

Brian Page spent most of his working life in the North Sea oil industry. Armed with a huge store of anecdotes and first hand experiences, when his family and friends told him he should get it down on paper, he did not hesitate but buried himself in the study of his cottage in the Scottish Highlands. The result is a highly entertaining, sympathetic and above all accurate account of what life was really like for a generation of 'North Sea Tigers' and 'Rough Tough Oilmen'. Myths are debunked, truths are told and there's many a laugh between these pages.

A Boy's Own Offshore Adventure

Humor & Entertainment

Page, Brian

Humor

Park Street Onwards

Robertson, Sid

Silver Threads

Tom Ralston

DUBS: How the Oil Came North

Milne, John C.

A Boy's Own Oily Adventure

Biographies & Memoirs

Page, Mr Brian

Memoirs

David Wishart's Roman sleuth Marcus Corvinus returns in this gripping mystery. When Marcus Corvinus is given a letter from Sertorius Macro, the Emperor Caligula's erstwhile adviser forced into suicide for plotting against him, claiming that he was innocent and asking Corvinus to clear his name, he isn't keen on the job at all: sticking your nose into the political dirty laundry basket is currently just too damned dangerous. However, when the inconsistencies begin to mount up, Corvinus is firmly hooked. It'll take him two near-death experiences, a lot of fancy footwork in avoiding the fatal attentions of Rome's great and not so good, and some serious riot-dodging in Alexandria before he works it all out, mind...

Bodies Politic

WISHART, David

Genre Fiction

Christmas Eve 1981, Paris, France. Ex-British secret agent John Macfarlane has returned from a trip to Damascus with a consignment of blood diamonds he wants to sell. His contact is late and he is impatient. Outside the rain is slashing down in torrents; inside the little bar in Clichy where he waits, Don't You Want Me Baby? is playing on the jukebox. Macfarlane sees his contact's car, an armoured ZiL, come into view. At last. A deal is done; the diamonds are sold for cash and Hermann Goering's gold-plated Luger, along with his Blue Max. Pleased with how things have turned out, Macfarlane returns to the bar to freshen up and get ready to go home to see his wife and children. It is while he is in the washroom that the assassins hit. Two men, European. Macfarlane survives but he is wounded. He calls his wife, but she doesn't reply. A sick feeling in his gut tells Macfarlane that she too has been hit. Bleeding heavily from his wounded arm, there is only one person he can ask for help: his ex-mistress Irene. Over the next few weeks the action intensifies as Macfarlane pursues his attackers with the help of Irene and contacts in Paris' criminal underworld, leading to a tense and action packed finale.

A Kiss for Christmas

Fleming, Rod

Religion & Spirituality

Silas Farsight and the Children of Aldebaran is a fantasy adventure for young people set in a future when the Animals once again rule. One day a raiding party of cats kidnaps two for the otters, Magda and Anya. Silas Farsight, another otter and the lawyer in the village they live in, sets off on a desperate rescue mission accompanied by his clerk, a stoat, and helped by the badgers and foxes. His journey leads hiim tot he sea-otter corsairs, where he finds that he is the long-lost son of onbe of the most famous of their warriors, who was hidden in the woodland village for safety. Yet even witht he aid of the sea-otters and the other free animals, their hope of defeating the enemy, the Great Cat, is slim. The greatest weapon of the sea-otters, that was lost in the Wildcat Wars a generation earlier, nust be recovered. But will they be found in time? A ripsnorting yarn that never slackens pace. Silas Farsight and the Children of Aldebaran will delight readers of all ages but is especially aimed at the 11-16 age group.

Silas Farsight and the Childen of Aldebaran

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

The Children of Aldebaran is a fantasy adventure for younger readers set in a dystopian future when the time of the Big People is past and the world is ruled by the Animals. Silas Farsight, a young otter who looks forward to a life as a lawyer in the forest village, is horrified one day when his cousin is kidnapped by a gang of ferocious cats. With the help of the badgers, the protectors of the Forest, and his indentured clerk Stoatwise Cuttleworth, he sets off in pursuit of the captors. His cousin, Magda, is being taken to the Dark City, where an evil beast known as the Great Cat has set up and is plotting imperial domination of the Free Animals. Silas and his companions must rescue her. Silas' adventures lead him to contact the Sea Otters, a wild and mysterious, unpredictable and dangerous group, of who he knows only myth and legend. Yet it is with them that he will find his own true destiny. A fast-paced and exciting fantasy adventure.

The Children of Aldebaran

Children's Books

Action & Adventure

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