Don’t Cry for Me, Aunt Tina
As Trish struggles to overcome life’s hurdles, she must balance her protective nature for her younger sister with their need for a secure future.
Night Train to Aswan
The Arab spring is in full swing in 2011 Egypt. The President has been deposed and his interim replacement tentatively tries to steer the country away from fanaticism. The Muslim Brotherhood is in the ascendency, the CIA fearing another Iran hostage crisis has reduced its presence, relying on its allies for help if a crisis evolves.
American heiress, Jessie Simmons, mysteriously disappears whilst touring the middle east with the university orchestra. The daughter of a major democratic party donor, it is feared she’s been murdered, and the US President needs friends, urgently. The CIA reaches out to Australian author and perceived, Arab sympathizer, Peter Brady to slip under the radar and solve the mystery in a race against time.
His mission takes him to Cairo then Aswan in Egypt, but as he delves, his search widens to other ports and cities of the Mediterranean and Europe.
Peter must resort to his army experience from a previous life, to match and overcome his clever, devious, and brutal opponents to resolve this intriguing puzzle.
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She’ll Be Right, Aunt Tina
The Sequel.
All our favourite characters return – plus more.
It’s 1975 and Trish is an extremely successful and affluent lawyer. The last few years have been good to her, but she knows that can’t last.
Her life has never been easy with jealous and envious people, the establishment and their boys club all trying to de-rail her career.
Arriving in Sydney in December 1975, she’s happy. Colin Saunders and his Liberal Government have been re-elected. He’s a fling of the past as she walks into her Sydney office to be greeted by her grimfaced Sydney manager Aileen.
It’s a twenty-seven-hour flight from London to Sydney in 1975 and a lot can happen as Trish’s world begins to unravel … fast.
Flight 469 to Moscow
It’s August 2013 and a popular TV presenter and current affairs journalist is brutally murdered in Bulgaria.
A few days later Bob Fischer, a prominent New York lawyer is arrested, suspected of being involved in the murder of his fiancée, an attractive French lawyer who is missing, and a young actress on a remote lane in the French countryside.
His long-time friend, Peter Brady is in London, signing his latest book, Night Train to Aswan, when Bob’s call for help reaches him. He takes the next train to Paris to help solve the mystery and join the dots.
It raises old questions in Peter’s mind, is there any connection to Bassam al-Massalmeh. Has he been so brazen to have kidnapped another attractive woman to add to his harem? In rural France. In broad daylight?
Pete must work with and against the French police in a race against time to prove Bob’s innocence and find the real perpetrator. But as he delves further, he realizes it’s not as simple as it looks.
