Stefan Nicholson

This is a stand-alone book. It is the third book in the "RUBY series" TRILOGY and continues on with the adventures of Ruby Peters, the schoolgirl spy recruited at 16 years old. She is now 20 and running for her life all alone, after three years of horrific events, including the psychotic murder of her boyfriend Eric.Ruby has covertly secured the personal secret papers of deceased MI6 agent Roger Davis who died protecting her. Davis also hid some more information in Australia, that was so sensitive, he could tell no one. MI6, the CIA and a third party of terrorists run by Sergei Mudarov, know about the information but not its location. Ruby is in a dangerous position, as many believe that she is better off dead, rather than reveal the contents of the 'Davis Papers'. However, anyone finding and using the information would be capable of wielding its power to blackmail the world's superpowers by threatening to detonate nuclear 'dirty bombs' in major cities.This story takes you on an adventurous cat and mouse game to find Ruby - as she tries to find hers way through her problems and re-assess her relationship with the British Secret Service, They send their top agent, Tian 'The Taipan' after her amid rogue agents in the CIA, and Mudarov's plans to rule the world using his cruel hit-woman, Matylda.

"No time to stare at funny pictures and big words. No time for getting a sore bottom from sitting down all day. No time for getting sore eyes from looking at a computer or tired hands from holding a heavy book for a long time. Read a QUICK story together - but read it WELL." WHY?Because when you have already spent the whole day at school and finished your homework and your Mum and Dad then want you to read something by yourself (or even better, to have them read WITH YOU) . . . then you need a QUICK story so that you can go outside to EXERCISE and have plenty of time to SOCIALISE.

Complete collection of my poems on life, climate change, poverty and emotions. There are sixty two poems. One poem won second prize in the Adam Lindsay Gordon poetry contest - "Rise Swiftly Up". Other poems have been incorporated into songs. Contrary to what the reader may think, the poems are not all about me. They are about my observations of the complex world that I see around me and those people who inhabit my conscience.