Terry Parker

Derek tells the gripping story of Nathaniel, a young seminary student navigating a storm of family expectations, spiritual crises, and personal discovery. Raised in a small Pentecostal town, Nathaniel's desire for intellectual freedom collides with the emotional ties of his faith and family. As Nathaniel confronts the rigid dogma of his upbringing, his journey takes him through the theological debates of academia and the deep emotional bonds of home. Can he reconcile his faith with his evolving worldview, or will his pursuit of truth tear his family apart? Through a vivid Midwestern setting and unforgettable characters, Derek explores the transformative power of doubt, love, and resilience. Perfect for fans of The Shack and Cross Roads, this novel will leave readers reflecting on their own beliefs and relationships. Experience Nathaniel's journey today. Download Derek and discover a story that inspires and challenges in equal measure.

Ten Pound Pom recounts the adventures and observations of a British migrant, who in 1964, travelled to Australia with his family. In some ways, it is an adventure story, in others a biography of the Parker family.

Have you ever looked at the night sky with its millions of stars and wondered whether there might be something living near one of those stars and looking back? When an exploratory craft from the planet Gaia picks up a weak, undecipherable signal from a distant backwater planet, the crew decides to take a risk and check it out. What they discover is Earth, a planet populated by the first sentient beings any Gaians have encountered beyond themselves. Even more intriguing, these beings may possess something missing from among the Gaians. The crew makes several attempts to contact and interact with humans, and eventually they find themselves approaching a secret US base located near Alice Springs. The Gaians struggle to work with these beings so unlike themselves, driven by emotion rather than reason and logic-but doing so may be their only hope of returning home. In this science fiction novel, a crew of explorers from the planet Gaia comes to Earth, where their first contact with humanity demonstrates the power of emotion.

Have you ever looked at the night sky with its millions of stars and wondered whether there might be something living near one of those stars and looking back? When an exploratory craft from the planet Gaia picks up a weak, undecipherable signal from a distant backwater planet, the crew decides to take a risk and check it out. What they discover is Earth, a planet populated by the first sentient beings any Gaians have encountered beyond themselves. Even more intriguing, these beings may possess something missing from among the Gaians. The crew makes several attempts to contact and interact with humans, and eventually they find themselves approaching a secret US base located near Alice Springs. The Gaians struggle to work with these beings so unlike themselves, driven by emotion rather than reason and logic-but doing so may be their only hope of returning home. In this science fiction novel, a crew of explorers from the planet Gaia comes to Earth, where their first contact with humanity demonstrates the power of emotion.

The Legend continues as Graham Berry's group discovers the whereabouts of the Folklore Tree. But the gangster, Scarface Nelson and his newfound friend, the weasel, have set a trap for them. Captured, the Wisers are up to their necks in trouble as wild animals are left behind to devour them. With new friends and new enemies, can our heroes discover the magistrate of the land before Salem the Weasel?

David Wright was one of the leading pin-up artists of the 20th Century. Unlike his American contemporaries Alberto Vargas and Gil Elvgren, the British-born Wright brought a sense of realism to his willowy beauties, who appeared in publications on both sides of the Atlantic, especially during WW2. Now, finally, access has been granted to his archive, and this is the first ever collection of his work.