Billy’s gotta find some girls. The problem is he’s an Aborigine from the Australian bush and all he’s got to wear is a loincloth. Not a good look in the city. And what’s worse, he’s never even seen a girl before. Could life get anymore difficult? Why yes it could. Billy could fall in love …But first he has to survive two devious older brothers and a couple of initiations to prove his manhood. Great.“AWESOME!!!” Andrew, UK“I was cracking up laughing. It’s really good...

The clan face a dilemma — Billy doesn’t want to go on his Walkabout yet and besides, he hasn’t even been initiated into a man. Can hardly blame him, they want to use the slice of a knife where no boy wants a knife to go. The spirit of his mother forces the issue with a violent attack by a giant Red kangaroo. She’s good like that — helpful. The old Magic Man wants to seal Billy’s horrific injuries under the coals of a fire, exactly as he would initiate an Aboriginal Warrior. He’s helpful to...

Billy arrives in the city to mixed reactions: he has to fight off a mongrel old man, he makes a gruesome discovery in a barrel at the tip and wolf–whistles leave leave him confused over the appeal of his bare bum.That’s all easy, until he meets Amber down a rat–infested alley.“It was such a fun and entertaining adventure story. Great gross–out scenes that I loved from the first book. I loved the Aussie lingo. The humor had me laughing out loud in places.” Jessica B, USA...

Billy’s gotta find some girls. The problem is he’s an Aborigine from the Australian bush and all he’s got to wear is a loincloth. Not a good look in the city. And what’s worse, he’s never even seen a girl before. Could life get anymore difficult? Why yes it could. Billy could fall in love …But first he has to survive two devious older brothers and a couple of initiations to prove his manhood. Great.“AWESOME!!!” Andrew, UK“I was cracking up laughing. It’s really good...

Entombed and doomed to digestion down the bowels of hell itself, Billy and Amber must escape or die.The orphans, abandoned again, must set aside their differences and put into practice what Billy has taught them. Or starve.And is the honeymoon over already? Can the Bullies save their relationship with Mel?“WOW! Hauntingly hypnotic. Good enough to set to music. A wickedly graphic conclusion. Loved it.” Anne, Australia“It’s really clever. Very exciting. I love...

Every orphan needs a dad, so why not use Billy’s? He’s in the bush somewhere, so Billy leads his new friends into the never–never to find him: nine young shoeless orphans, ten if you include Amber, plus four dogs and a baby kangaroo.What could possibly go wrong? How about a kidnapping? A spear–pointed stand–off with the police? Or what about a run–in with a dangerous gang?You might need oxygen for this one because it’s going to leave you breathless.“Oh–my–word, Gary...

Turns out that shoving a fishing spear into a mongrel old man’s leg has its consequences. His son wants revenge, forcing Amber to come to Billy’s rescue. A brutal battle ensues leaving Amber with blood on her hands now too. Billy tidies up the mess with a lesson in respect that will leave you gobsmacked.“Mad writing skills you’ve got.” Jessica B, USA“So many good characters in this book. You just have to wonder what Billy will get up to next.” Ann, UK“Another brilli...

Billy and Amber go up against the dreaded dog catcher with a hot pursuit leading them into a creepy, rundown old orphanage where they find themselves under attack by a savage pack. Lives will be lost in this heart pounding edge of your seat episode.“Way beyond wonderful. A spine–tingling experience of anticipation. Fear and terror a plenty. I think it is the best so far.” Anne, Australia“Plenty of laughs, as usual, love it. Great dialogue. The Bullie’s antics are hilarious....

The clan face a dilemma — Billy doesn’t want to go on his Walkabout yet and besides, he hasn’t even been initiated into a man. Can hardly blame him, they want to use the slice of a knife where no boy wants a knife to go. The spirit of his mother forces the issue with a violent attack by a giant Red kangaroo. She’s good like that — helpful. The old Magic Man wants to seal Billy’s horrific injuries under the coals of a fire, exactly as he would initiate an Aboriginal Warrior. He’s helpful to...

Did you know what author, La Jola, from California said about Stampede? “I really shouldn't share this book with other authors.... (if you are my competition - nothing to see here)”***Warning*** Before you purchase this book please be aware that Stampede goes against the usual Twitter marketing advice for Kindle eBooks. Please do NOT purchase this book if you are at all scared of going against the normal conventions.However, if you are a bit of an outlaw, someone who doesn’...

Billy’s gotta find some girls. The problem is he’s an Aborigine from the Australian bush and all he’s got to wear is a loincloth. Not a good look in the city. And what’s worse, he’s never even seen a girl before. Could life get anymore difficult? Why yes it could. Billy could fall in love ...Amber's idyllic life is turned on its head, landing her in a rat-infested alley wearing nothing more than a bloodied pair of pink pyjamas. And an Aboriginal boy who thinks eating the fat rats i...

BULLIES (book 5)The son of the mongrel old man who Billy speared wants revenge. Billy could lose the pups. A bloody battle ensues but Diesel doesn’t count on Amber; or Larry, Curly and Moe for that matter. Billy leaves Turbo and Amber gobsmacked with a lesson in respect for Diesel. And with a little help from a hobo, Amber shows Billy how street kids hunt pigeons for brunch.“Mad writing skills you’ve got :)” Jessica B, USA