By popular demand. A novel length “Ferret” book. Sandra Mitchell is back. Rogue agent with death in her hands. The city is in the grip of a highly professional gang, threatening to blow up buildings worth millions, if the owners don't pay up. They need the Ferret, but he's missing. Sandra is on her own mission. Is the Ferret involved? It's all on the line and they could be going out with a bang!

Number 2 in the series. Mars continues to turn green and the population is growing like topsy. Stella Wayward finds information on the Varlindran's ship's computer, which is bad news for all of them. It becomes top priority to prepare for all out war, but with resources stretched to the limit, life becomes hard just to survive. Humans have to be at their inventive best to be ready to defend their new home at all cost. Craggy is in high demand with his logical problem solving skills, but there are surprises ahead even he wasn't prepared for. And the big question is, just how many enemies do the Humans have?

Space opera: Duplicity and conspiracy on a dying, war ravaged Earth had everyone under suspicion, putting human survival at risk. Captain Jacobs never wanted to be captain of the Goliath. It had been his vision to build the ship and convince those in power to send it on a journey for a new start on another planet. But Jacobs didn't realize that at the end of their journey, something was...waiting!

95 Million Possums in New Zealand. What if they needed to be eradicated? What if it all went horribly wrong and they stopped becoming plant eaters and liked human flesh instead?

Talented, well trained and confident in his own abilities and worth, Australia's first government architect was also hot-headed and tactless. Sentenced to death for forgery, then granted a last-minute reprieve, Francis Greenway was transported to New South Wales in 1814. Within a single eventful decade, Greenway's and Governor Lachlan Macquarie's transformation of Sydney from a ramshackle convict garrison into an elegant city was well under way with buildings like the Hyde Park Barracks, St James' Church, Supreme Court and Windsor courthouse. Award-winning author Alasdair McGregor – in the first biography of Greenway since 1953 – scrutinises the life and work of a man beset by contradictions and demons. He profiles Greenway's landmark buildings, his meteoric rise and his complex and fraught relationship with Governor Macquarie, along with his thwarted ambitions and self-destruction. All played out in a fledgling colony in the throes of change from far-flung gaol to...