Books published by Richard Harrison

Who Knew Gardening Was So Funny?When he can't get a job in New York, a care free optimist decides to start a gardening business.Eager to make a success of his ambitious new career, there's just one problem. He doesn't know ANYTHING about gardening.Undeterred, he relocates to Greenwich, Connecticut; where he chops down the wrong tree and discovers that stinging nettles and shorts are not a good mix.Do you enjoy hilarious stories with unlikely heroes, eccentric characters and crazy misadventures?Then meet Mad Annie Marsh, Nasty Mrs. Phillips and the Trash Monster in this side-splitting tale."If you are looking for great gift ideas for gardeners, you won't go wrong with this book." - letsgrowwild.co.ukBuy Yards and Stripes now and laugh out loud as you turn each page!

Sixteen Seasons in the Sun - MostlyA cricket mad Australian is living in England, when he makes a decision that will change his life.He becomes an umpire.In this sparkling new memoir we journey from Sunday Village Friendlies in Kent and the County Championship, to the hallowed turf of the MCG and some of the best female cricketers in the world.Discover the hidden secrets of Law 44, the notorious Julie Bishop Award and why no one is ever really out LBW.Engaging and funny throughout, Stumped is a delicious treat that will delight anyone who has ever enjoyed a game of cricket. "It's the kind of book to have by your side, ready for a wet weekend, when you still need your cricket fix." - crickether.comBuy Stumped now and get off the mark today.

So you want to start a new business...If you have ever thought ‘I want to work for myself,’ then you would be wise to consult The Export Gardener.A clumsy Australian (who doesn’t know a weed from a wisteria), travels to England and decides that Sevenoaks in Kent is the ideal place to start a gardening business in the UK.What could possibly go wrong?He chops down the wrong tree, falls in the odd pond and discovers that stinging nettles and shorts are not a good mix.You may be thinking to yourself ‘I want to start my own business,’ or perhaps you simply enjoying gardening. Either way, you will delight in this hilarious and inspiring memoir, described by readers as ‘laugh out loud funny’ and ‘a book you must pack if travelling.’

National Velvet meets The Usual Suspects. . .The stakes could not be higher. It's the Melbourne Cup. But murder? When champion jockey Alan Da Silva is killed - the victim of a late night hit and run in the Crown Casino car park, suspicion falls on ruthless casino boss Albert Maressmo. But Da Silva had been booked to ride Maressmo's own horse - ruling cup favourite Lord Melbery. Would Maressmo have his own jockey killed on the eve of the race?