How Did We Get To Be So Different?

By

SS O'Connor

The Secrets of Life: From Big Bang To Trump (Book 2/4) How did humankind get to be so different since our less than auspicious arrival as a form of micro-organism,...
History, Non Fiction
Lightbulb Moments in Human History

By

Scott Edwin Williams

If you are a serious History nerd, or simply just someone who is looking for something a little, or a lot different, Lightbulb Moments in Human History, presents in a...
History, Non Fiction
Still Life with Bones: Genocide, Forensics, and What Remains

By

Dr Alexa Hagerty

In their bloody wake, the dictatorships of Argentina and Guatemala left a task, which was seemingly impossible, but definitely urgent; finding the disappeared. Alexa Hagerty, medical anthropologist, researcher and scholar...
History, Non Fiction
ALL THAT WAS TAKEN FROM US – A Child Migrant’s Story

By

Tony and Shane Pinnegar

The Child Migrant Scheme was a scheme created by the British Government as far back as 1618, when what were considered ‘vagrant children’ where rounded up and sent to the...
Biographies, History, Non Fiction

Jerusalem – The Story of a Song 

By

Edward Lerner

William Blake; Painter, poet and a man who if asked, would have described himself as an engraver and artist, was a man who did not fit easily into British society,...
History, Non Fiction
The Lost Song of Paris

By

Sarah Steele

Inspired by the remarkable heroic achievements and bravery of women involved in World War II espionage, Sarah Steele’s enthralling third book “The Lost Song of Paris” is not only a...
Fiction, History
The Anne Boleyn Cypher

By

Phillipa Vincent-Connolly

Time travel into Tudor England is not a new concept but The Anne Boleyn Cypher offers a different viewpoint into the life of Anne Boleyn, a young woman who became...
Fiction, History
The London Girls

By

Soraya M Lane

The bombing of London during the height of the Second World War is source of endless material for historic fiction. The London Girls from Soraya M Lane is one such...
Fiction, History
The Butterfly Collector

By

Tea Cooper.

Tea Cooper has skilfully entwined two Australian History stories, using fiction to elaborate factual data. The two stories are both set around Sydney and the Hunter River; one story is...
Fiction, History
The Only Child

By

Kayte Nunn

Between 1945 and 1973 one and a half million babies were given up for adoption in the USA; the young single mothers were often coerced into giving up their babies...
Crime, Fiction, History
The Shipwreck

By

Larry Writer.

The true story of the Dunbar, the disaster that broke the colony's heart and forged a nation's spirit It is a delight to read The Shipwreck, an Australian History expansion....
History, Non Fiction
The Bletchley Girls

By

Anna Stuart.

Set in Britain in the early years of World War II The Bletchley Girls from Anna Stuart is a captivating read based on a true story. Anna Stuart tells the...
Fiction, History