The sixth George and Julie novel – Our economist couple are sent to Kuala Lumpur to obstruct the risks of the repetition of another 1MDB financial scandal. Their four years in Malaysia turn out to be unexpectedly eventful.

A novel about the art of creating fine whisky, against a background of Australia's finest countryside; an environmental rant and how to avoid the worst excesses of big industry; failure, then the success of a talented chef - and her sentimental life.

The fifth novel in the George and Julie series. A new country and change of career prove an unexpectedly bumpy ride for the couple. The huge environmental damage caused throughout Australia by the mining industry and the ruthless protection of its interests, academic corruption, misogyny and crime are challenged by progressive legal change and resolute commitment to academic integrity.

A short, illustrated personal reflection on the meaning and perception of art and its many manifestations: painting, sculpture, architecture mosaics and photography..

This is the fourth novel in the George and Julie series and situated in Vietnam where George has been nominated the new head of the World Bank office in Ha Noi. Julie continues with her provocative academic career and has a near death experience while George has a brush with a mickey finn.

This is is the fourth novel in the George and Julie series, situated in Vietnam where George has become the head of the local World Bank offices in Ha Noi. Julie continues her provocative academic career. George has a brush with a date drug and Julie a near death experience.

The joyful and sad experiences of five generations of Scots living in Australia; successful whisky brewing, accusations of embezzlement, sex abuse of children, kidnapping, expected and unexpected deaths.

Anecdotes and pictures of half a century of car ownership in half a dozen countries

Two horsemen of the apocalypse: Plague and war. The Covid pandemic and the Myanmar tragedy as seen by George and Julie in this third book of their story.

This is a book taking you from Dover to Douala, Islington to Islamabad, via Brazzaville, Brighton, Bangkok and Antananarivo, finishing in Chiang Mai. It is a mosaic, mixing love, half-baked philosophy, history, diplomacy, landscapes and cityscapes with little discernment. You will meet famous, infamous and, best of all, completely ordinary, unknown people. It is judgemental, prejudiced and struggles against egotism – in short, a man's life.

Food today is over-corporatized and under-regulated. It is involved in many immoral, harmful, and illegal practices along production, distribution, and consumption systems. These problematic conditions have significant consequences on public health and well-being, nonhuman animals, and the environment, often simultaneously.In this insightful book, Gray and Hinch explore the phenomenon of food crime. Through discussions of food safety, food fraud, food insecurity, agricultural labou...

Sometimes the best part of a gift a child receives is the box it came in.This book tells the story of how a young boy and his sister use their imaginations and a simply decorated cardboard box as they play and take fantastic trips to faraway places and meet exotic, imaginary creatures.The illustrations are beautiful, simple, and look like pages in a coloring book.This book will encourage your kids to lay down the electronics and use their vivid imaginations and crea...