Books published by Hawkesflight Media

This is a tale involving history, Freemasonry, and a lust for power. A young man needs to shed his past life of shame and discover qualities about himself he never knew he had.

Chelsea is part of an international team of archaeologists who are making the most of a tenuous cease-fire in the Syrian civil war to excavate and conserve the historic remains of the ancient kingdom of Ebla. The dramatic discovery of a new library of clay tablets inscribed with cuneiform writing brings to the surface international tensions between Syria and Israel. Will the revelations in the ancient tablets be hijacked by vested interests?Chelsea finds herself caught in the middle of an international tug-of-war. Tensions increase when a small boy finds some tablets inscribed with two types of cuneiform writing that will enable archaeologists to translate the rest of the tablets. The boy and the tablets become the target of international intrigue. Chelsea must enlist the help of Tony, a shadowy character with military training. But Tony is seeking a new life, one that will allow him to deal with his own demons. She must also call on the help of her colleague in the British Museum, Beanie, an IT genius.Chelsea must keep those she loves alive in an international squabble over who can lay claim to being the rightful owners of the tablets-and manage the greatest archaeological discovery of the century.

A plane crash in central Australia leaves Chris seriously injured. He is rescued by an Aboriginal man who leaves him with a Celtic cross. Chris travels to the Hebridean Islands to unravel its mystery. A blind woman and an orphan boy become his reluctant allies. Will they right ancient wrongs and find new hope, love and life together?

A wounded young man, hiding in his world of boats, comes face to face with his heritage when visiting Hong Kong, a place where money is king, corruption is rife, and the secret societies of the triads are flourishing. He meets Emma, an academic, who is on her own perilous mission--one that takes them both into the dark world of the triads.

Benjamin's aboriginal heritage makes him different. He must rely on those differences to make sense of a mystery shipwreck on the south coast of Australia -- and help a woman find hope.

A young girl comes to live in the slums of New Delhi. It is a place of danger where street gangs rule. Whether she survives will depend on her being able to understand the significance of the pendant given to her by a blind beggar-the peacock stone.