Belgium, 1940, during the German invasion. Camille Bonnet accepts an impossible challenge: steal the most valuable industrial diamonds in the world from an Antwerp bank before the Germans get them.Needed for advanced technology the Allied war effort demands, the diamonds are secured in an impregnable basement vault. As Germans swarm the city, Camille sneaks into Antwerp, breaches the vault, and steals the diamonds. Her escape launches the most intense hunt in military history, almo...

Philadelphia, 1777, during the American Revolution. Abigail St. Clair knows many secrets, and the damage done if those secrets are revealed.She arrives in Philadelphia during the British occupation with her new husband, a minister for the Anglican Church, knowing she'll soon confront her former lover.Betrayal wears many faces and impacts more than most could know. When Abigail sinks in scandal not of her own making, fighting wrongs that may never be righted, she steps onto ...

East Berlin, 1961. Kirstin Beck is determined to escape to the West. She watches from her townhouse window as the border with West Berlin is closed, and a barbed wire fence strung through the cemetery behind her house. With a grandmother in West Berlin that needs her, Kirstin knows she has to go.Tony Marino is an American writer living in West Berlin. As he watches the nearby construction progress, he sees a beautiful woman looking from her townhouse window. Kirstin holds up a sign...

A collection of three historical novels by John Anthony Miller, now available in one volume!All That Glitters: In 1940 Belgium, Camille Bonnet takes on the impossible task of stealing valuable industrial diamonds from an Antwerp bank before the Germans can obtain them. Her escape sets off a thrilling chase involving allies, enemies, and a complex cast of characters. As she navigates through dangerous territory, Camille must deliver the diamonds to Paris to aid the ...

Havana, Cuba, 1958. After losing her family to a brutal dictator, Ariana Rojas wants revenge.Alluring and highly educated, she joins a ragtag group of revolutionaries who try to overthrow the Cuban government, wreaking havoc to support their cause. Ariana plots the kidnapping of Jimmy Foster, a wealthy American, hoping to use the ransom to further the revolution.But there's a problem. Jimmy's wife doesn't want him back... and she has no intention of paying.John Anth...

Kegan Foxglove‑Rose lives in a secluded land called the Circle, where sex between men and women has been reduced to a sterile medical procedure. Celebrated and subjugated because of his gender, he leaves his pampered upbringing to become an apprentice sire, learning to conceive children for the women who pay for his services.But when his mentor gives Kegan a book to keep in secret — a book named Great Expectations that describes a culture where a man can feel love for a woman — Keg...

In an attempt to move on from their parents' recent tragic deaths, Evie encourages her brothers, Ian and Greg, to go on a fishing trip in their beloved FJ Holden ute. But Evie's world is once more turned upside down when Ian returns from the fishing trip, not with Greg (or even some fish), but with a beautiful woman named Salamanda and a white pony named Trevor.Ian insists that Trevor is not merely a pony but a unicorn who chose him and Greg to become the King's Champions and embar...

African writers, including novelists and those who have specialised in the social sciences, are not sufficiently known in Europe, Asia and the United States. This book seeks to remedy this lack. It explores meaning and the human good as constitutive of human communities as advocated in the writings of African authors and other authors who have specialised in African history and the exploitation of Africans for the past several centuries. It also invokes Bernard Lonergan's books, Insight an...

In his memoir "Burragorang Tales", George Gordon James takes readers on a nostalgic journey through his childhood in the 1920s, growing up in the rugged wilderness of the Burragorang Valley, west of Sydney. From the beauty of the valley's natural landscape to the hardworking community of farmers, George paints a vivid picture of a simpler time. He shares personal stories of adventure, hardship, and family, offering a unique perspective on the area's history. This memoir is not only a recol...

John Anthony Caruso’s The Appalachian Frontier, first published in 1959, captures the drama and sweep of a nation at the beginning of its westward expansion. Bringing to life the region’s history from its earliest seventeenth-century scouting parties to the admission of Tennessee to the Union in 1796, Caruso describes the exchange of ideas, values, and cultural traits that marked Appalachia as a unique frontier.Looking at the rich and mountainous land between the Ohio and ...

One body, two voices—and a life held together by a fragile internal divide.Marina is a quiet theology student in Sydney, anxious and devout, determined to keep her world small. Alexandra lives on the other side of her mind—decisive, worldly, and fiercely protective. She works, earns money, manages danger, and absorbs the blows Marina never sees. Their arrangement holds because the boundary between them does. What binds them is intimate, fraught, and impossible to disentangle—until ...

Galatians is simultaneously one of Paul's most well-known and least understood letters. At times Galatians is reduced down to a single concept, like freedom, or to a single passage about either justification by faith or the fruit of the Spirit, and yet the personal and scriptural argument that Paul was making to his original readers is usually ignored in the process. Instead of treating Galatians like a first draft of Romans, as is also typically done, Reading Galatians highlights the uniq...