Books published by Troubador Publishing

A Rose on the Dunghill is a delightful book; written from the heart, to the heart. Looking back on forty wonderful years together, the author pays tribute to an amazing woman. His 'reflections' capture the beginning, the journey and the end of his romance with an older woman and their remarkable relationship

It is 1546: the last year of Henry VIII's reign. What is the purpose of the top-quality portrait, painted then, of Elizabeth I aged about 13? It hangs today for all to see in Windsor Castle.

Jennifer Ormiston, a lively and controversial local radio presenter, is found dead in an antique bath in her upmarket flat, an apparent suicide. Three weeks earlier, we meet a number of very different characters, all of whom are connected in some way to Jennifer Ormiston.

Soul Rise is collection of poems that have evolved from a poem called, Share. These have become expressions of the soul born to touch the soul of each reader

Laugh or cry, accept or deny,'Bits' are what we're made of.

And the streams thereof shall be turned into pitch, and the dust thereof into Brimstone and the land shall become burning pitch

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a progressive neurological disease that affects millions of people worldwide.

The year is 1888. First Commander Ashto, and Apprentice Commander, Atia, land on Earth from planet Jara. Their mission is to assess the potential of this little-known planet for possible inclusion into the Jaran Galactic Federation.

Sachin is a young boy who dreams. He lives and sleeps for the game of cricket. His whole family lives for cricket. He idolises his cricket mad father.

In this second book, Archie continues to have many adventures, and is still learning about life the hard way, as he follows his dream of becoming a regional jumping champion.

Natalia comes from a past full of darkness and a horrific childhood spent in the Siberian taiga. Her Monsters are real, and they hide in every corner of her memory. Her state of mind, fragility and child-like innocence make both humans and aliens question her sanity.

A 39-year-old dad of two, Harold Cabrera is your typical sports weekend warrior, who decides to complete three big challenges before turning 40.

In 1965, nineteen-year-old Robin Farnham believes he ran over an old man but on stopping his car, he finds no body, merely a gold bracelet of a snake biting its tail. In 1981, sixteen-year-old Jane Foster (16) is sexually abused by her adoptive father and attacks him before fleeing to London where she consults Dr Peter Lakmaker, a psychiatrist.

I have lived many lifetimes and played the part of many different characters, none of which were safe nor pro-active.