Books published by Helen McKenna

A volume of six short stories that all start at the end (updated January 2019). Now Includes The Perfect Proposal (a sequel story to The Beach House). From creepy phone stalkers, finding the courage to join a new group, staying true to your values, carrying off a crazy scheme and orchestrating a perfect proposal, each of these stories is thought provoking with some twists to keep you guessing.Short enough to enjoy one at a time or long enough to devour in one sitting, Flashback will keep you guessing until the end.

How Do I Write My Life Story? is the ideal reference guide for anybody wanting to write their life story. It doesn't matter what stage you're at or how little writing experience you have - by using the information and tips provided in this book you will be able to write your own autobiography. This is not a magic formula or a quick fix solution - undertaking a project like this does take time and effort - however it is completely achievable by anybody who is prepared to put in the hours required. How Do I Write My Life Story breaks the process down into a series of manageable steps that will guide you along your way. Topics covered include: Starting out, making a plan, stirring up memories, making notes, getting organised as well as the process of writing itself, editing your work and information about how to present your book (including self-publishing). Once you have finished reading you will be ready to make a plan, set a timeline and get moving.

Nothing much happens in the small Queensland town of Sunset Point, which is just the way the locals like it. So when an outsider with grand plans threatens to demolish an iconic local landmark and build a huge resort the battle lines are drawn.Young journalist Jessica hopes to make it big with her coverage of the court case, but first she has to appease her editor and put a human interest spin on the situation. At first glance the five people she chooses to background have little in common - but it soon becomes apparent that staying at The Beach House has changed all of them in some way.In telling the stories of Kate, Simone, Tom, Clare and Jack, Jessica too learns some important life lessons.