Bücher veröffentlicht von Silver Quill Publishing

In The Merging, the Texan teenagers, certain that they were married in the distant past, and with their enemy dead in another dimension, finally have happiness ahead of them. But…Now some years older, Adam worries about the sadness in his singer-songwriter wife, Maria. Chloe, his younger sister, believes that he must confront the Death Lords in Xibalba, the Mayan Place of Fear, to save Maria and therefore Planet Earth. No One could have guesses whom Pepe, Adam's and Maria's son, would discover in the land of dead souls. In the third book of the From Beast to God trilogy, the truth about Maria is revealed.

With the Vietnam War as background, life in 1970's Australia was a time of social and political change. Bitter, disillusioned and still haunted by past events, young Irishman Oisin Kelly arrives in the outback Austrlian town of Kilgoolga. As he struggles to come to terms with this new and sometimes frightening environment, he falls under the spell of the powerful and enigmatic Eleanor Bradshaw. He is totally unprepared for what happens next.

A Texan schoolgirl's feet will only point north... towards the Arctic. Earth Mother requires her help to save the world from a terror lying deep inside the Mountains of Sorrow. Something to do with a mysterious chamber of ice. And something to do with her Granny who lies ill in hospital. But feisty Jenny soon makes friends with the annoying spherical Snowball people, with hairy little mountain folk and with a small snow cat; friends that she and a Japanese boy she meets up with are going to need big time... An eco-fantasy for young readers set in North America.

This is the tale of Oisin Kelly, beginning with his mother, Annie as she struggles to come to terms with her love for two brothers. Married to Bernard, she is attracted to his brother, the mysterious and much misunderstood, Mick. Annie's strong Catholic faith engenders a deep sense of guilt, at the same time it helps her to cope. The story, set in 1950/60's Ireland, moves forward, sometimes gently, sometimes turbulently, combining pathos and humour. Although Crying Through the Wind is very much Annie's book, the stage is set for Oisin who has a quest of his own.

Caitlin and sister Rhona full prey to a Kelpie inhabiting a famous Scottish waterfall. Transformed by the evil horse spirit in to Mari, the fifteen-year-old Victorian Glaswegian orphan in the book she's reading, Caitlin is taken to a fairy-tale land where she believes she's the true princess. But the Kelpie has other plans for her. Can Rhona save her sister? And what about the woodcutter's son?