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  Whether you’re considering a new career, looking for volunteer opportunities, or simply exploring your love for animals, I hope this book gives you clarity, confidence, and inspiration to follow your dream of working with animals. The animal industry is full of passionate people doing meaningful work. There is room for you here too. Thank you for joining me on this journey.  If you love animals, then there's a place for you in this world. So let this book help you find that special job. If this appeals to you then Check this out on Amazon

 I wrote this Romance story not long after we lost our beloved Titan a Blue Heeler. He was so loyal and protective, and we really missed his funny antics and the way we taught him to do little jobs so he could earn little treats.  This story is not about him but writing this gave me something else to think about and concentrate on.  This romance story is about a young girl and her brother who have suffered the loss of their mother at an early age and now their father has got drunk and become heavily in debt.  Which means the two kids have to virtually look after themselves which leaves Sally to run the local store. Then their father dies suddenly, leaving them in debt. They are destitute and have no other option but to sell everything they own which is not much.  Along comes a savior or is it. Is he a helper or has he other reasons for appearing on their property on the very morning of the sale?  Time will tell. Check this out on Amazon Business Transaction...

  Do you like creepy mysteries, if so, this one might interest you? Melbourne’s laneways are alive with neon light, secrets, and danger — and Evie McAllister knows them better than anyone. When a series of chilling messages and meticulously crafted silver cranes appear across the city, Evie is pulled into a deadly game of cat and mouse with a predator who knows her every move. As the shadows of the city close in, Evie must rely on her sharp mind, keen instincts, and unwavering courage to protect those she cares about.  But in a city where every alleyway hides a secret and every turn could be a trap, how far can she trust her own perceptions? Shadows in the Laneways  is a gripping psychological thriller full of twists, suspense, and a masterfully crafted urban labyrinth. Perfect for fans of crime mysteries with a dark, atmospheric edge. If this interests you then check it out here on Amazon

 I wrote this eBook as I Know that kids love to have stories read to them at night. This is a collection of animal bedtime stories for parents to read to their children. They can listen to these and drift off to a wonderful relaxing sleep dreaming of that story. Pictures also tell them more about these stories. Plus, there is also a section where they can draw their favorite characters and maybe make up their own little stories to share with other children.  I hope they enjoy this. If interested check this out here on Amazon What are your thoughts on Bedtime stories

  When Sophie lies broken in a Sydney hospital, her brother Ethan’s world fractures. Liam Cole walked free after destroying what mattered most, leaving a trail of pain and silence. Consumed by rage and a desperate need for justice, Ethan plots a reckoning — one that will make Liam taste the fear he inflicted on his sister. But vengeance isn’t always simple. As Ethan follows Liam’s sister, Clara, under a false identity, he discovers a woman full of light, resilience, and courage.  The very things he didn’t expect to care about. The more he watches her, the more he struggles with his own desire for revenge… and the dangerous pull of forbidden attraction. In a city of shadows, secrets, and blurred moral lines, two sisters unite through shared trauma, a bond forged in survival. And one man must decide whether to let vengeance destroy him. Or risk everything for love and redemption. A taut Australian thriller with heart-stopping suspense, a simmering romance, and a story of justice...

  Sciatica is very painful and in my opinion it sucks. There’s no sugar coating it. But at 83, I’ve learned a few things: you can’t always fix the pain, but you  can  laugh at it, survive it, and even find a few small wins along the way. In this honest, warm, and cheeky guide, I share my real-life experiences: falls on cap rocks, needles in the spine, the endless heat/cold pack shuffle, dodgy Facebook miracle cures, and the hilarious chaos of trying to walk, shop, and live with a rebellious nerve. I believe this is packed with humour, tiny practical tips, and a whole lot of stubborn Aussie spirit, this book is for anyone who wants to cope with sciatica without losing their mind—or their smile. Although between those smiles, believe me there is a lot of pain that you cannot really explain unless you have suffered through it. Each day you wake up is a bonus. Let’s make it count. If you have nerve pain, then this little eBook may be of interest to you.  Check it out HER...

  I really want to share my Personal Experience with our own Blue Heeler Titan. He was a beautiful dog. Very loyal and protective. Because he was a working dog we gave him little jobs to do which kept him active and fit. He had his problems, a neighbor used to put out snail pellets to get rid of mice. Titan picked up a dead mouse, and we nearly lost him. Another time our son was throwing sticks for him to chase on the beach. Minutes later he was having trouble breathing, the vet said that the stick could have been used to stab a stone fish or something similar. So throw balls, as sticks can also stick in their throats. Another time he had a lump on the side of his neck, it turned out to be a grass seed that had worked under his skin right near his jugular vein. So, if you have a beautiful dog no matter what breed, beware, look after him or her and don't let these things happen to your fur baby. Why our Heelers so protective Dogs that herd our cattle or sheep are naturally suspiciou...