Books by Patrick Ford

Jack and Susan Riordan return to their farm. However, he retains his commission in the army reserve. On an exercise in northern Australia, he encounters pirates and frees a ship they had captured. The pirate leader, a Muslim extremist, vows vengeance. He pursues Jack to the USA, where his attempt at terrorism fails. Back in Australia, Jack and Susan fight drought and falling markets until they finally triumph and established a farming dynasty. But danger still lurks in the form of two more terrorists who break out of jail and seek to kill Jack and his family. Will they survive?

Popular culture constantly bombards us with the idea that modern scientific knowledge has rendered Christianity obsolete. The common conception is that those who believe in God do so through blind faitha faith that is devoid of proof and in contrast with scientific knowledge. However despite this perception, there are multiple independent scholarly arguments that point toward the existence of a Christian God, including: the weakness of naturalism as an explanation for our world; the congruency of God and modern science, including evolution; the cosmological argument and the beginning of the universe; the intelligent design of our universe; the existence of an objective moral law; the secular sources that confirm the life and events of Jesus Christ; the credibility of the New Testament; and the historical evidence for the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.While belief in God is not an academic conclusion, God did not leave us without any indications of his existence. These independent arguments build a cumulative case that leads to the logical conclusion that God really does exist, and therefore, Faith Isnt Blind.

The story of Jack Riordan, who served in two wars, acquired a sawmill and finally, the farmland he always craved. A fabulous story of pioneering spirit, bravery, hard work and the support of a loving family.

This is one man's story, a man whose skill with horses becomes legendary. Through two World Wars, The Great Depression and into the twilight of his years, he loses his sweetheart and his brothers to the war, until, in later years, he finds a kind of love and happiness. A story of the futility of war, but of the great bonds between a man and his horses, bonds he valued more than the bonds between man and woman.