SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2023 ACT BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDAfter 50 years as an Australian diplomat, UN official, intelligence analyst, academic and company director working in and on the Middle East, Bob Bowker enjoys unique insights into the challenges, professional and personal, of representing Australia in the Arab world. In this occasionally light-hearted professional memoir, revealing something of the person behind the diplomat, he sets out his views and reflections on major Middle East issues and into what makes diplomacy in the Arab world effective.He also captures the complexity, the drama, the ambiguity and sometimes the absurdity of certain situations he faced as an Australian ambassador in the Arab world:-A sacked local staff member in Syria was found to be an informer for the secret police.-Overnight, a shipload of Australian sheep became Bulgarian.-A judge in Sudan successfully prosecuted his own case in a murder trial.-As demonstrators hurled stones and bottles toward his office, women in his microenterprise program in Gaza sold soft drinks to the crowd.Praise for Tomorrow There will be Apricots:Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Australian Foreign Minister 1988-96An evocative account by one of Australia's most accomplished diplomats of the highs and lows, rewards and frustrations, delights and stresses of diplomatic life-not least, it seems, in working with their Ministers. But also a deeply thoughtful analysis of the multiple geopolitical challenges the Middle East continues to pose, charting possible ways forward in writing that is often provocative but always stimulating. Two books for the price of one-and both eminently worth the purchase.Nick Warner AO PSM, former Director of the Office of National Intelligence, Director General of ASIS, Secretary of the Department of Defence, and Australian Ambassador to Iran.The Middle East matters to Australia, and we have been lucky in recent decades to have a group of exceptional diplomats dedicate their careers to understanding the region. Bob Bowker has been the dean of this group. His important book throws light on the history of our relationship with the Middle East, where we have gone wrong and right, and what we should do now.Professor the Hon Bob Carr, Australian Foreign Minister 2012-13.As Foreign Minister I grew to admire the razor-sharp insights of our best diplomats. It was an education and a pleasure to read their cables and savour their briefings. Bob Bowker in his memoirs delivers deep knowledge matched with sound judgement not least in his appraisal of the Arab world and, among other things, its relationship with Israel and the Israeli rule of the 4.5 million Palestinians in the occupied territories. All our best diplomats should write books like this.Professor Amin Saikal AM FASSA, Founding Director of the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies, ANUDr Bowker has combined the skills, experiences and nuances of a very seasoned diplomat and academic analyst to produce a fascinating memoir. More than a story of his successful journey through the minefields of Arab politics and society, it is also a very enriching intellectual analysis of various tensions and conflicts that continue to shape the Arab world. The volume is a must read for not only policy and opinion makers, but also for students of the Middle East.
EVALIO DELROVIRA, SOUTHERN GRAND MASTER OF THE RENOWNED ORDER OF KIL'KARA, IS DEAD. HIS FINAL WORDS BRING TIDINGS THAT CANNOT BE IGNORED. WORDS THAT SPEAK OF SOMETHING FOREVER HIDDEN THAT MUST BE FOUND.Kyler Landrey, the son of a lowly tavern keeper, leaves his hometown of Adrestia to seek his destiny among the order. He is greeted by a world of brotherhood and steel, before fate and the gods reveal his destiny. Honour, loyalty, and justice guide the order, yet these tenants will be tested as the hunt begins. It is time for the knights of Kil'kara to ride againThe forest of Salvaar erupts into a bitter civil war, plunging the twelve tribes into chaos. Both sides claim innocence and the clans divide as oaths are sworn. Cailean, brother to the newly crowned chief of the Aedei, is sent forth in the hopes that old alliances are not dead. This ally comes in the form of Lukas Raynor, the reckless son of a great king. To save the Aedei will mean crossing the dreaded Steppe of Miera. A fool's task.Kitara, daughter to none and outcast by all, has spent her life watching her back. Kitara has survived with her wit and talent with steel alone. After taking refuge with the distrustful Mierans she is forced to make a decision that may unshroud the mystery of her heritage.Lief Farrin, a well respected jarl of the Valkir, lies murdered. His daughter Astrid has sworn to uncover the killer and avenge her father. Her mind is as sharp as any warrior's sword and twice as deadly.Whatever they fight for...they pay the price in blood."Fantasssstic read! The imagery is phenomenal. You really feel like you're there experiencing each moment with the characters. It's a complete page turner! You just have to know what happens next! I am on the edge of my seat waiting for the sequel!" Brigitta, Goodreads Reviewer"If you are looking for the next George R. R. Martin, look no further! This medieval tale will have you on the edge of your seat from the very beginning. Prepare to be enthralled by a unique world with well developed religions and histories, with plenty of action and twists along the way. Bring on book 2!" Ashleigh, Goodreads Reviewer
JENNI KNOWS THERE MUST BE MORE TO LIFE.She believes her life will finally begin when she loses her excess weight.As Jenni explores a final desperate attempt to lose weight, she becomes curious about an eccentric new colleague, Norelle, who seems to eat whatever she wants without any noticeable hang-ups. How is this even possible?Jenni wants to discover Norelle's secret; what she learns not only changes her perspective on her weight concerns but the way she sees herself.Jenni comes to understand that the weight of any woman does not determine whether they are good enough or deserving of the love and happiness they crave."An inspired and thoughtful book for all women who see themselves for less than they really are ... a beautiful story of discovery and heartfelt resolve ...Wonderful work..." Carolyn, Indiebook reviewer
SET IN A HISTORIC INSTITUTION IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF SYDNEY...A work of fiction, where reality has been severely exaggerated with a mere occasional glimpse of the harsh truth. Donald has been unceremoniously thrust into the psychiatric hospital microcosm and while he is a smart, yet reluctant, anti-hero, trying to come to some sort of understanding of his odd situation; Donald didn't really think his life had been going so badly given this fresh perspective. He had, however, never in his entire life been quite so completely, absolutely and undeniably wrong. Granted this situation would be a very unusual situation for most people, and it is also, probably, a seriously cliched one for a comedic, semi-autobiographical, semi-fantastical, but oh-so-very-close-to-reality semi-whimsical yarn... For this lone man, Donald Halfbrain, it was going to be:Story Defining... Life Changing... Legend Creating..."e;A cracker of humour and dry oddity that makes for an Australian classic from the start...what a mind this author has invited us to share! The Monty Python crew would be so proud of this one!"e; Anthony, Indiebook reviewer
WAR RAGES AS IT HAS FOR DECADES... The view of peace is varied; some want nothing more, others hungry for war to continue.In the Shadow of Peace enters the epic world of Roasline as the saga follows an olive farmer trying to suppress his past; a blacksmith's daughter knowing her own mind; a wise and charismatic leader, respected by her people and a drunken old man who turns up in the most unusual places. There is the scarred ocean weary sailor, weathered by the rough seas and who trusts no one; the crippled sorcerer, flailing and desperate to regain his powers; a troubled son on a mysterious journey to find his destiny and a devout monk, who lives a sheltered life of worship outside the world of the raging war.Lives are entwined in a place where ambition is rewarded, and power is the greatest strength. Lives are challenged on every level as they strive to survive turmoil, adventure, villainy, love, and fear. A world of war creates the generation of heroes to come."e;A marvellous debut novel into the new and exciting world of Roasline for those who love this genre...masterful, thoughtful and thoroughly enjoyable..."e; Trevor, Indiebook Reviewer.
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT IT MIGHT BE LIKE TO CHAT WITH SOME OF THE GREATEST PEOPLE EVER?Through the discussion between interviewer and interviewee, Bernard Marin has sought to offer insights into the personalities, passions and foibles of Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Sigmund Freud, Simone de Beauvoir, John Stuart Mill and John Maynard Keynes. Join Bernard as he embarks on a scintillating, amusing and - at times - confronting literary journey through time and place to meet some of the giants of history. The result of a great deal of research into the life stories of the interview subjects and studied through both primary sources - those written by the characters - as well as articles, books and films made about them. During the research, Bernard established a baseline of fact that would lend credence to the fictionalised accounts that appear in People Who Have Changed The World: Imagined Interviews and what will become a legacy of historical fiction and thoughts for the generations to gain new perspectives within. "e;A very entertaining and intellectual work from a man who can write and question in many ways as he brings the persona of his interviewees to life in such clever ways...a triumph!"e; Colin, Indiebook Reviewer.
AN HISTORIC JOURNEY OF TWISTS AND ADVENTURE WITH A DASH OF SPIRITED PASSION.A tale of a peasant family caught in the ravages of the English Civil War in 1642. A young man, Tommy Rushworth, tries to stay alive after being absconded into the Parliamentary Army and taken off to war. Thomas Rushworth Snr is racing against time to save his son from imminent death in a war he wanted no part of.Back in Haworth, Tommy's mother despairs, waiting news of the fate of her son and husband. Through the turmoil and suffering, William and Lucy, develop their own love story and are tested to the limit by the persecution of the steward of the manor who conspires to sabotage their future.The bloody hell of war and the saga of family tribulations drive this period drama with exceptional narrative and factual accuracy of the talented author who penned SKULDUGGERY and is becoming one of Australia's established new authors."e;A dark and dramatic prose of family and war that brings the realism of history to your imagination with little effort...a great read..."e; Barry, Indiebook reviewer
MICKLANG, THE UNASSUMING SQUIRREL, HAS FOUND HIMSELF IN A DREADFUL AND DANGEROUS SITUATION. He is trapped in a zoo, far from his wife, Harriet, and his freedom in the wild. Stranded with other squirrel companions who seem unable to speak the same language he does. He will have to find a way to escape if he hopes to reunite with his darling wife, yet there will be more challenges to face than this determined squirrel expected if he intends to gain his freedom.But what of his wife? What strange things will she encounter while trying to find and return to Micklang?This enthralling tale of adventures will captivate and excite your imagination as the squirrels' hurry to survive and escape!An escape that will lead them to an unknown world, one of magic and mystery. One known simply as... Freiyon!Find out what will become of these heroic rodents in this first instalment of 'The Freiyon Fables', as Micklang and his wife, Harriet, find themselves in strange situations wherever they venture and always seem able to 'Rise to The Challenge'.ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR: MICHELLE WEBBMichelle is an artist/illustrator living on Mornington Peninsula. Combining her background in Fine Art with the latest in technology, she paints digital pieces that have a traditional feel to them... some so realistic that even her framers were surprised to feel no residue when handling her work. Michelle is inspired by her own life experiences, music, mythology, culture, and nature in all its beauty, both light & dark. Her work ranges from stylised high fantasy to realistic portraiture, and she is at her happiest when combining fantasy with reality. While very new to this industry, Michelle is already marking her mark and was honoured to be titled as a Painter Master by Corel Software in 2018, joining a prestigious line up of the most talented artists in digital. 'A great ride through imagined eyes of a small animal with personality and humour and heart...for all generations to read and enjoy for years to come...looking forward to the next adventure!' Damien, Indiebook Reviewer
WHEN ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS MURDER TAKES PLACE, HAMISH IS IN A RACE AGAINST TIME TO IDENTIFY THE KILLER...It's 1885 and a South Sea Island labourer, Kaelo, is the primary suspect in the murder of a Logan sugar plantation manager and the citizens of Brisbane are outraged, and none want to know when Dr Hamish Hart discovers that Kaelo could not have been responsible for the manager's death. Public sentiment is running high against political turmoil and the citizens are looking for a scapegoat. Driven by his commitment to social justice, Hamish is convinced the answer to the mystery lies within the fraught relationships between the members of the Daniels family who own the Cloverton Plantation. It is when another suspicious murder occurs, and a crazed mob attempt to lynch the terrified Kaelo, that Hamish realises he is in a race against time to unravel the family's dark secrets and to identify the killer before anyone else dies at the hand of a murderer..."e;Karen Thurecht has done it again with a captivating and engrossing mystery set in a detailed period of Australian history and culture...her attention to detail and thought-provoking characters blended with her tapestry of plot is exceptional...brilliant..."e; Thomas, Indiebook reviewer
I will try and forgive you for going to heaven...A little girl is sad when one day, her best friend in the whole world has left her and she does not know how to cope. But with the love of her mum to carry her through, she learns to keep remembering her special and most loved friend and to know that her memories can be as valuable as the moments they shared before they parted. Afterall, paw prints on a heart full of love will never drift apart."A sensitive and sweet story of a child and pet friendship that aids children in loss and grief but shows how healing can work as a strength...wonderful reading for children..." Madeline, Indiebook reviewer
A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS... SO THEY SAY.After losing her father in a car accident four years earlier, eleven-year-old Maddy is trying to navigate her way through life without her biggest hero; her dad.Her guilt over what she believes was her part in his death leads Maddy on a quest to take one thousand snapshots of moments in time and with people she loves, wishing she were able to share them with him.This leads her to an encounter with djidi djidi, a willie wagtail who reminds Maddy that there is hope, even when life seems difficult.A story of a search for belonging and a fear of abandonment in a world of ever-changing emotions.Maddy will make you laugh, cry and cheer for her as she takes you through her journey.It's picture perfect!"A wonderfully written and considered story by a very talented author who knows youth well and respects his story craft and his characters with true expressions...a beautiful book..." Karen, Indiebook Reviewer.
THE FATE OF THE TWO ALPHA ABUSED MATES WILL DETERMINE THE OUTCOME FOR THEM ALL IN THIS IMAGINATIVE AND EXCITING NOVEL BY NEW AUTHOR, JAMIE CRAIG.FOR A YOUNG WEREWOLF NAMED LEVI, LIFE HAS BEEN NOTHING BUT HELL...Abused by his pack and treated like a slave just because he is considered to be different. His 18th birthday is approaching, and Levi hopes to find his mate to escape his hell. When the twin Alphas turn out to be his mates; Levi will find out if he will be accepted by his pack or completely rejected by them?Twin Alphas, Kyro and Kaiden, have always been close and that hasn''t changed since they became the joint Alphas of their pack.Will their bond change when they discover they are mated to the same wolf? Will they protect him from those that wish to harm him?"A compelling dramatic fantasy filled with highly-charged characters and masterful storytelling from a new voice in fantasy fiction...what a great book to open a series...5 stars" Jordon, Indiebook reviewer.
WHILE THEIR COUNTRY PREPARES FOR WAR, THEY PREPARE FOR THE BATTLE OF THEIR LIVES.Dalin is destined to lead all mortal races against the Sorcerer's threat. Yet this means he must even accept the soldiers of Krall, who are now determined to take Kiana for their own. Dalin must battle his own mistrust if he is to truly become 'The Raiden' who can unite them all.The Gods have given their warning. A deadly threat will be born at the end of the ninth age and will find a divided world easy to consume. All will be destroyed in a storm of ice and fire, unless three can be found to stand against the threat, and to bring all magical and mortal peoples together. A huntress and two runaways have been drawn together for an impossible Quest. Their world is threatened by disunity, by the growing sickness of Mother Nature, and by the ambitions of a Sorcerer who is hunting down one magical race after another.In book one, 'The Last Larnaeradee', the Three began their Quest against the Sorcerer's threat. The Quest continues in 'The Raiden'.The Quest will conclude with 'The Army for the World'."A continuation of the series which does not disappoint the adventure hungry reader...wonderful characters and great imaginings form a talented author..." Dale, Indiebook reviewer Praise for book one in the 'A Fairy's Tale' trilogy..."A magical and wonderful first book in this series and an exciting adventure for all ages to savour and be enchanted...a great new voice in the genre and a very talented author...looking forward to book two in this trilogy..." Amanda, Indiebooks reviewer.
ANASTACIA BABCHUK IS NOT THE KIND OF FRIEND YOU WOULD WANT TO HAVE. SHE KILLS PEOPLE SHE DOES NOT LIKE... AND ANOTHER THING, NEVER CALL HER CHOOK. Harry Becker has fled to Wagga Wagga, in the heart of the Riverina, and bought a small farm, married a local mother of two and has set about building his idea of a rural paradise...Until a man from the past turns up, and on the run from the Mafia...then a creep, known only as the Kid, arrives to make sure things go from bad to worse with ease. And he is intent on killing Becker until Anastacia steps in to persuade him otherwise...She is a cop from Canberra and out for her own type of revenge. The Kid killed her partner while trying to protect Evelyn Crowley. Amongst the chaos, retribution will be found, and scores settled. For Becker, the safety of his family is paramount. Amidst the mayhem, he knows an unimagined ending will come. And after all the blood washes away...maybe all returns to normal in paradise...Or does it?"Great sequel to Evelyn Crowley by a talented author...hard to put down, edge of the seat thriller...awesome..!" William, Indiebook reviewer
This is the account of what took place on the Death Ships during the journey to the colonies...In 1851, the discovery of gold in Australia had a huge and almost immediate impact on the colonies, as many went to seek their fortune. Shiploads of gold seekers sailed in from the United Kingdom and from around the world. Melbourne was inundated and thus became the world's busiest port...In the colonies, industry and commerce came to a halt. The mills in Lancashire were forced to close due to a lack of Australian wool. And a desperate call was made to Britain for replacement labour...British authorities located suitable emigrants, but normal transport ships were no longer available. Many ships were engaged in making money transporting gold seekers to Australia, while others lay abandoned in Port Phillip following desertion by the crew.Out of Liverpool, the solution emerged.Six very large North American-built ships became accessible; Wanata, Beejapore, Marco Polo, Shackamaxon, Ticonderoga and Bourneuf. They were quickly commissioned and departed in 1852 with nearly 5000 passengers on board.This is the account of what took place on each vessel during the journey to the colonies..."A work of veritable integrity and valued history that needed to be recorded concisely and honestly. A great piece of work..." Richard, Indiebook Reviewer.
Darcy Bennett just wants to be normal. Normal clothes, normal friends, a normal life... But between her parent's antics and the mysterious creatures that keep turning up, 'normal' is not happening for her. Darcy is the daughter of two eccentric, and obsessive archaeologists, who are so work focussed, they often seem to forget she exists. On a family holiday to Cornwall, Darcy discovers there is a task before her and it is hers alone; one that challenges her ideas about the world and more so, about herself. In exploring the strange happenings, Darcy becomes trapped in an alternate world where the rules are vastly different from those she knows. Sent on a journey by a stranger, Darcy begins to understand that being true to herself is more important than 'fitting in', and friends can be made in the most unlikely of places. She realises her physical journey is to find a way back home; yet her emotional discovery is to value real love, true loss and the knowing of the right things; this is the hardest path for Darcy to travel..."A coming-of-age story blended with wonderous and enlightening places and beings that create an overall tale of enjoyment that Lewis Carroll himself would love...well done on this exceptional book and I do look forward to continuing the story with Darcy soon..." Amanda, Indiebooks reviewer
The bleak Pennine moors of Yorkshire, a beautiful, harsh place, close to the sky, rugged and rough, no boundaries 'cept the horizon which in someplaces went on forever. Green pastures and wayward hills, the colours of ochre, brown and pink in the Spring. Green squares divided the land onone side of the lane and on the other. Sheep with thick wool and dark snout dotted the hills and dales. One room, cruck house cottages, scattered, smoke billowing out of some and not others. Dry stone walls dividing and falling, a patchwork of green, green and more green. Long grasses whispered while swaying in the chilled wind waiting for the summer months.The story, set on the moors of West Yorkshire, follows wee Thomas and his family shortly after losing his father to consumption.Times were tough in 1603 and there were shenanigans and skulduggery committed by locals and outsiders alike. Queen Bess has died andKing James sits on the throne of England and Scotland. Thomas Rushworth is now the man of the house being the older of the two boys. He is set to marry Agnes, in an arranged marriage, but a love story develops between them. This rollicking adventure paints a descriptive picture of the characters and the landscape they fill. You are kept in suspense 'til the final pages where one hopes good will triumph over evil."...a period well versed and presented with accuracy and authentic telling...masterful & thoroughly enjoyable... 5 stars." ~ Adrian, Indiebook reviewer
It was a simple enough job for Harry Becker; return a stolen handbag to Evelyn Crowley...And then Mrs. Crowley requests his help with another matter-locate the daughter she had given up to adoption.Given his dubious standing amongst his former police colleagues, he only barely manages to achieve that. Then she asks him to take on another job-find out who is blackmailing her....That''s when life becomes a lot more intense for the disgraced cop.Married to a big shot at a Canberra city bank; she knows what is going on behind the vaults and people want her dead because of it.Things go from worse, to unbearable, as Harry Becker tries to get her out of harm''s way. What began as a simple assignment has become a dangerous love affair and abandoning Evelyn is not an option for Becker. For him, there is no way out-not when he loves a woman like Evelyn Crowley.Gordon Reid has written an intense tale of deception and desperation. It begins slowly and carefully, then picks up speed with calculated intent and becomes a book that is unbearable to put down...
In order to reach the truth about the murders, they have to uncover the asylum''s darkest secrets... It is 1884 and the eager young Doctor Hamish Hart is drawn from his research to investigate the hanging deaths of a female inmate and her lover at the Dunwich Benevolent Asylum on Stradbroke Island. The Superintendent insists the deaths are suicide, the sad fate of star-crossed lovers. However, Hamish suspects murder. Driven by a passionate interest in social justice, Hamish, and his friend Rita, realise there is a view of the asylum that has been obscured from the authorities. Step into the dark world of mystery and intrigue with one of fictions newest medical detectives... Keep one eye on the future with the publication of book two in The Dr Hamish Hart Mysteries; The Plantation Murders Arriving everywhere great books are sold soon. "Splendid, exciting, and very intriguing...a wonderful book and a great opener to a new mystery series and sleuth...hungry for the next one as this one delivered so much more than expected with amazing locations and characters and plot...a great new author...5 stars" Caroline, Indiebooks reviewer.Dr Karen Thurecht has a PhD in medical anthropology and a lifelong interest in cultural belief systems relating to health and medicine. Karen has taught cultural history at the University of Queensland Medical School and the Griffith University Medical School, and supervised Masters and PhD students in Public Health across the country. Karen has previously published two non-fiction books, one relating to women''s health and the other about our need to understand our lives through story. Karen lives on North Stradbroke Island with her husband and is working on a murder mystery series set in Queensland in the 1880''s, involving an eager young doctor, Hamish Hart.
While their country prepares for war, they prepare for the battle of their lives. The Gods have given their warning. A deadly threat will be born at the end of the ninth age and will find a divided world easy to consume. All will be destroyed in a storm of ice and fire, unless Three can be found to stand against the threat, and to bring all magical and mortal peoples together. A huntress and two runaways have been drawn together for an impossible Quest. Their world is threatened by disunity, by the growing sickness of Mother Nature, and by the ambitions of a Sorcerer who is hunting down one magical race after another. Book one in the ''A Fairy Tale'' trilogy...
In a time when the world is still recovering from the aftermath of World War II...A man leaves his history in the war and his devastating wounds of his murdered family. But the war will not fade far from his mind as memories flow from the deaths at Dresden to Germany; the deserters; the killing fields...littered by dead bodies...hospitals overwhelmed and refugee centres, so under-supported...Rolf Krieger arrives in Adelaide after leaving Germany for a new life. He uses his skills as a carpenter to gain work with Bill Kelly, a good man who becomes a friend and confidant. He finds love in the arms of Bill''s sister, Elaine, a war widow with two children. He experiences happiness, until events from his past track him down as a stranger who believes Rolf stole from a dying aristocrat as the war ended and now wants Rolf to repay the sin with his blood...They come together to rebuild their lives after the dynamics of a conflict that so far has ruined them...Peace will not be found at the end of this war...
"This was not the path I had chosen. It was picked for me, and I was forced to walk down its narrow line. It is not something I will accept; it is not something I will submit to. I will fight it, and I will overcome it. What will you do?"This place was familiar, in a way, somewhat recognisable but still as abnormal as it always was. The white tree in the middle of the lake glowed brightly, on one of the branches, sat a figure cloaked in darkness. The dark consumed and nullified the light. It was difficult to make out what it was, but it was monstrous. Large wings erupted from the back of the dark figure. A tail uncoiled itself and writhed between the branches. The dark figure scowled down at him. When it spoke, the very air seemed to quake and shiver with each word…ABOUT THE AUTHOR Rufin De Villiers is a passionate and intelligent writer who grew up on a small farm in the country with a canvas that was always vast and open to his every daydream. His head always filled with imaginary worlds, sometimes for fun, sometimes for escapism, always hoping to one day share them with readers and those who loved fantasy as much as he does. He has been writing stories ever since he could read, and has no plans to stop."An enlightening and unnerving thrill ride into the fantastical world of true imagination…A wonderful read to be thoroughly enjoyed by everyone who loves dragons and mythical adventures…Tolkien would be a fan…" Jeremy, IndieBooks Reviewer.
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