Kirjahaku

When Bev Andrews went to teach at a remote settlement called Pangnirtung (Pang for short), on Baffin Island in Canada's Northern Territories, she may just as well have been going to the moon, so remote and unknown was this place to her friends and family. A Kiwi in Pang is the account of Bev's travels, first to Vauxhall, Alberta, where she taught 2nd Graders for half a year, then her experiences as part of an early programme to teach English and literacy to the Inuit in Canada's far north, and finally some added travelling adventures before returning to her home country of New Zealand.

The Dark Rose. When, in 1730, Isaac Forrester set out on his first and only sea voyage, he had no idea that it would have such far reaching effects on his future life. Twenty years later his daughter is missing, old friends are dying in suspicious circumstances, and the only link is that journey. The Dark Rose is a story of adventure, slavery, compassion, romance, jealousy, prejudice, revenge and highway robbery. This fast moving novel ranges across two generations; from Africa to the Caribbean and the West Country of England. It is about a search for treasure, a quest for the truth and the triumph of good over evil.