Book I Wind Horse: The Awakening IRA mercenary Sean Keating arrives as an illegal immigrant under the patronage of his Scottish friend Bryan O'Rourke. Keating unexpectedly murders a priest and escapes with schoolboy Ryan to Bryan's farm on the Monaro. Bryan washes up on the shore at Eden after a storm at sea and local drug dealer and renegade Tom, leads a wild winter chase through the Snowy Mountains. The Awakening is the coming to terms of an unlikely assortment of tough and wounded men with themselves and their violent pasts. You can purchase this book direct from Acacia Rose Media by emailing them or using the Feedback Form. Alternately, buy online via the button on the right. |
Book II Wild and wounded, Tom and Ryan rid themselves of the demons of the past at a bush camp. Tom opens his heart and Ryan finds new strength before breaking in brumby Brindabella and riding him to fame at Jillamatong. Tom takes an epic ride over the mountains encountering and capturing his own brumby Thunder before bushfires raze the wilderness. Cobbling Ganymede is the flight to freedom and power of the human spirit set in the magnificent landscape of the Snowy Mountains. You can purchase this book direct from Acacia Rose Media by emailing them or using the Feedback Form. Alternately, buy online via the button on the right. |
Book III A team of Pakistani climbers flies to Australia to enjoy the best winter ascents on offer. Meanwhile environmentalist and philosopher Cassandra notices, a crack in one of the Snowy Hydro dam walls and alerts her friends. Sean and Bryan return to Australia from the Antarctic and join forces with Tom and his climbing instructor Thora. The Crucible of Ice, Blue Lake reveals secrets of the highly advanced civilisations that are merged in the mythology of the mountains. You can purchase this book direct from Acacia Rose Media by emailing them or using the Feedback Form. Alternately, buy online via the button on the right. |
COMING SOON
Book IV
Wind Horse: The Assassin
'It was theirs, the people that belonged to nature forever were a part of the mountains. Horses long-traversed this land when it was a world only of myths long before they became legends, when the horses were transparent like ghosts from another time, and its wild rivers thundered through magnificent mountain gorges on amazing moonlit nights such as this. Tom was as immortal in this moment as the moonlight, as eternal as Ancient Gondwana and as ethereal as the haunting cry of Thunder again resonating into the deepening night.'
The fourth in the Wind Horse series is a work in progress due for publication in the next two months (March 2006). << BACK TO BOOKS