British Colombia, Canada, 1970. Steve MacDonald is a coal miner turned businessman turned courtroom legal eagle who takes on the forces of corruption and big business and beats them at their own game in a series of adventures that take him from one side of Canada to the other, from the city to the edge of the wilderness and back again. Steve must somehow balance bringing up a family and fighting for justice, appreciating the natural world and protecting jobs in industry, playing by the rul...

Glasgow,1920s, construction on a new ship begins and at the same time a baby is born. Alec refuses to follow his Father into the shipyard but finds that his life, and the ship are intertwined together in ways he cannot begin to imagine as he charts a course through war and peace.

Alex is a fast living journalist from the city sent to sent to a remote part of Canada to write a report a mysterious forest dwelling creature called the Sasquatch. The resulting adventure is more amusing and wilder than she can possibly imagine. As a result she discovers much about the natural world, and herself, but does she find the illusive Sasquatch?

Beautiful British Colombia, Canada, 1970. Steve MacDonald is a coal miner working deep underground. When he finds out that the mine is due to be closed he takes extraordinary measures which result in a bitter legal struggle both in and out of the boardroom and the courtroom. What will the ultimate outcome be for Steve, his wife Karen and daughter Debbie? What future for his fellow miners? Follow Steve as he takes part in a adventure that takes him from one side of the province to the other...

The author explores briefly his observations about the beauty of decay and the transitory nature of the world we live in.

Learn how lax legislation, poor governance, ineffective oversight and hapless regulators have led to a surge in customers being debanked, in this case simply for expressing deeply held views about the mutual status of a building society. It appears that banks are overreaching their powers to target, victimise and neutralise genuine dissent.

Alun and Bethan and their young son Samuel living in a Welsh mining community. Alun loves to spend his time walking on the local mountain tops. When a new lord of the manor inherits the valley, everything changes.

The Financial Ombudsman Service claims on their website that they offer a free and easy-to-use service that settles complaints between consumers and businesses that provide financial services and that they resolve disputes fairly and impartially, and have the power to put things right. The statistics say otherwise. Has the Financial Ombudsman become a victim of regulatory capture?

Robin Hood reflects back on a long and interesting life as he sits by the fireside with Peter his young friend.

The Old Testament (Torah), part of the Bible, foretold a Messiah would eventually come. Who?

A biography of David Ormsby-Gore who was the British ambassador to the USA under John F Kennedy

This collection of short stories include highwaymen, courtrooms and the army and is funny, thought provoking and entertaining.