When Midland Airlines Flight 3182 falls from the sky and kills Callan Morrow’s best friend, Callan wants to know what went wrong. Unsatisfied by the official account, he uses his audit and forensic-accounting skills to investigate further, but instead of closure, he finds collusion by the aircraft’s manufacturer, third-party maintenance and inspection contractors, and the federal government. Callan’s wife, Terese, content with their secure suburban lifestyle, encourages her husband to relinquish his pursuit to hold those companies accountable. Although he relents, a series of events and circumstances bring them both back to the source of the accident, requiring them to question how far one must go to do what is right. Should they risk affecting those they love? Seeking the answer leads the Morrows into the midst of unethical business practices, government bribes, and murder. PAPERBACK: Amazon Book … [Read more...]
Out Now: Why Birds Fall by Gary L. Kreigh
When Midland Airlines Flight 3182 falls from the sky and kills Callan Morrow’s best friend, Callan wants to know what went wrong. Unsatisfied by the official account, he uses his audit and forensic-accounting skills to investigate further, but instead of closure, he finds collusion by the aircraft’s manufacturer, third-party maintenance and inspection contractors, and the federal government. Callan’s wife, Terese, content with their secure suburban lifestyle, encourages her husband to relinquish his pursuit to hold those companies accountable. Although he relents, a series of events and circumstances bring them both back to the source of the accident, requiring them to question how far one must go to do what is right. Should they risk affecting those they love? Seeking the answer leads the Morrows into the midst of unethical business practices, government bribes, and murder. BUY NOW Kindle: https://geni.us/KNdnB Amazon … [Read more...]
Out Now: Seeking Samuel Goldberg
In 1965, on the day of her beloved grandfather’s funeral, Liesel discovers that she has a Jewish heritage—a family secret held since the days of Nazi Germany—and learns of her grandfather’s unfulfilled quest to find family members missing since the outbreak of World War Two.After an unfortunate love affair, Liesel takes on the task of locating her father’s cousins, using the few clues her grandfather left. Her travels from Sydney to England and Germany, bring her much more than she could ever have expected. ‘This moving historical drama follows four generations through the turmoil of the 20th Century and from its roots in German Judaism, via Argentina to its final resolution in Australia. Lyn Behan’s poignant story reveals unsettling layers of our complex, tragic, European history in which many of our predecessors played their part, for good or evil. I let several cups of tea grow cold as this book brushed against my European soul.’ Richard Bunning Books and Reviews. BUY … [Read more...]
Out Now: Fallout: Recovering from Abuse in Tibetan Buddhism
Have you heard of the best selling book The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche? Did you know that this man, famous in the Tibetan Buddhist world, has been abusing students for decades? It’s quite a story.Read AIA Publishing's latest book to find out what happened when a student discovered that her spiritual teacher was seriously abusing his closest students. Become aware of the dark underbelly of some Tibetan Buddhist groups. ‘A compelling account of what can go wrong in religious groups.’ Barbara Scott Emmett, author. DESCRIPTION Fallout is the memoir of one woman’s journey from ignorance of the reports of physical, emotional and sexual abuse by Sogyal Rinpoche, spiritual teacher of the Rigpa Tibetan Buddhist community, to the realisation of the depth of the trauma suffered by survivors, and how certain beliefs and assumptions enables such abuse. It’s also a tribute to the healing power of the What Now? virtual support group, and … [Read more...]
Coming Soon – The Rat Catcher’s Grandson: A Sixties Travel Memoir
When Barry White, a young plumber, leaves Australia for Canada in 1960, he has no idea that his travels will take him from the freezing wastes of the Canadian North West to the searing heat of Qatar where he works in some of the toughest conditions in the world, or to a London basement flat where a group of intellectuals introduce him to a level of thought and culture previously unknown to him. Written with self-depreciating humour in a uniquely Australian voice, The Rat Catcher's Grandson not only chronicles Barry's most entertaining adventures but also gives insight into life during the cold war era and an appreciation for Australian resourcefulness and humour. Warning: Heavy use of profanities and Australian slang—glossary included. Extra comment If you’re offended by cursing and words that are now considered politically incorrect, then this book is not for you. The language is, however, a true representation of a time and character, and if you remember … [Read more...]
Coming Soon – Fallout: Recovering from Abuse in Tibetan Buddhism
‘A compelling account of what can go wrong in religious groups.’ Barbara Scott Emmett, author. Fallout is the memoir of one woman’s journey from ignorance of the reports of physical, emotional and sexual abuse by Sogyal Rinpoche, spiritual teacher of the Rigpa Tibetan Buddhist community, to the realisation of the depth of the trauma suffered by survivors, and how certain beliefs and assumptions enables such abuse. It’s also a tribute to the compassion, wisdom, and resilience of members of the What Now? virtual support group, and a cautionary tale for students and potential students of any guru-centred spiritual group. Publication date: July 20th Buy now at the special pre-order price Paperback Amazon Book Depository Ebook Kindle … [Read more...]
A 5 Star Review for ‘In Search of Jane Austen’
If you're wondering whether or not to pick up a copy of Ken Methold's latest book, In Search of Jane Austen, this great review should convince you. It was written by one of the Awesome Indies Book Awards assessors Charles Ray. When actress/playwright Sarah Kedron is summoned to Carlton House, home of the Prince of Wales, eldest son and heir of the mentally ill King George III and Prince Regent, she goes out of a sense of royal obligation, not expecting much to come of the visit. When she’s asked to take on the task of verifying the authenticity of the works of recently-deceased author, Jane Austen, she’s intrigued. The supposedly reclusive Austen, just after her death the previous year, was the author of two of the most popular books in England. With the assistance of her close friend and companion, Elizabeth, and the support of her father, owner of one of London’s most widely-read newssheets, she begins an investigation into Austen’s life, turning over stones that some … [Read more...]
Coming soon: In Search of Jane Austen: An Investigation of a Life by Ken Methold
What I like about this short book on the life of Jane Austen is that it deals with biographical material in a unique and interesting way. Though the story of Jane’s life that amateur sleuth Sarah Kedron uncovers is true, the story of Sarah Kedron’s investigation is fictional. Considering that there is still some confusion over the details of Jane’s life, this book is an excellent and entertaining way of learning the facts. DESCRIPTION After Jane Austen’s death at the tragically young age of forty-two, her brother Henry published a brief biography of her life which seemed to contradict the view of others who’d known her. Intrigued by the mystery of the conflicting stories, the Prince Regent’s librarian asks Regency playwright and amateur detective Sarah Kedron to uncover the truth about Jane. Sarah takes up the challenge and interviews family members, publishers, friends, in fact, everyone who could throw some light on matter. This fascinating account of Jane’s life is … [Read more...]
Out Now: Becoming Human by Kenneth L. Decroo
When Dr. Ken Turner and his colleagues finally find half-human, half-chimpanzee hybrids in the dark jungles of the Congo, they think they are at the end of their long quest, but shady government agents have discovered the hybrids and plan to exploit them for military use. With the ruthless agents growing ever closer to realizing their goals, Dr. Turner and company must find a way to protect the creatures without destroying their careers and, for that matter, their very lives. Paperback Amazon Book Depository Ebook Kindle What Readers Are Saying “Becoming Human by Kenneth L. Decroo is a frightening tale of science unguided by ethics, and the devastation that can be wrought by government agencies that operate without benefit of effective oversight. Step-by-ominous-step, the author takes you from the relatively benign environs of Reno, Nevada to the dark menace of the Congolese jungles, to the even more dangerous environs … [Read more...]
Out Now: A Thread So Fine by Susan Welch
AIA Publishing is pleased to announce the publication of A Thread So Fine by Susan Welch. This is an excellent book for those who enjoy historical fiction from the mid twentieth century, and for readers of women's fiction.It's available in ebook and paperback. No love is as safe as that of an inseparable sister; no hurt as deep as when she leaves without a trace. St. Paul, MN, 1946: As little girls, the Malone sisters relied on each other for companionship and affection as their mother remained distant, beating back the demons of her own mysterious childhood. Now young women, the closely-knit sisters endure separate tragedies that threaten to tear them apart. Diagnosed with tuberculosis, Shannon undergoes a life-saving hysterectomy while Eliza suffers a shameful, unexplained pregnancy. Eliza delivers and relinquishes a baby girl, and quickly leaves home—perhaps forever—taking her secrets with her. Broken-hearted, Shannon vows to hold onto the invisible thread of … [Read more...]
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