Our Books
Vicki Stevens
Vicki is a mystery/thriller author. Her interest in genealogy stirs her to write captivating stories inspired by past events. She has published three books in her Abby Eaton Mystery series - Shaking Trees, Saving Dragonflies, and Stirring Ghosts - and co-written a coming-of-age thriller, Flames to a Moth. She is currently writing a suspense thriller set in the rugged landscape of Yorkshire, England. Vicki is the founder and co-ordinator of Writers Rendezvous.
Jane Ireland
Jane has written three compelling plot and character-driven novels that delve deeply into the human condition. Her two published novels, Emigree and Niche form The Crying Tree series: a family saga of love and redemption that blends historical fiction with magic realism. Her latest work, Field of View, is a psychological thriller due for release in 2027 with Hawkeye Publishing.
Travis is a prolific writer. He has a remarkable gift for observing lives and situations and representing them in his stories. So far he has published six novels: ESCAPE To Patonga ; UNREST in Patonga; SURVIVAL, Life from Death; BAD TIMING. Oh My! God, ENTWINED One and the Same, and HAUNTED Eternal Bliss.
Travis James
Mary Wyatt
Mary's nursing career motivated her to write her debut novel Unstitched: Memoir of a Nursing Life. Written with humour and honesty, it follows a country girl's nursing journey from the heady student days of parties, balls and study, to 'boobs, bums and babies'.
George's writing is inspired by the natural environment and helping people tell their story. Into the Storyverse, is his debut published novel, and he is currently working on a thriller, After the Flood.
George Johnston
David Hearne
David has studied journalism and screenplay writing through QPIX, and has written several award-winning screenplays and novellas -Escape from Commodore 64, Back in Time for a Doughnut, Paddy Go Easy, and Prattlebots amongst them.
Carleton writes near-future space opera. He is the author of the Cities of the Moon series: The Hills of The Moon, and Plato Crater. He also reviews new releases of predominantly science fiction for the Aussie Speculative Fiction Review where he enjoys reading stories that explore what science means to humanity.
Carleton Chinner
