Clouds Will Break

Published December 2022, and available now as an eBook or as a paperback printed on-demand via Amazon, the Book Depository, Booktopia and a number of other online booksellers.
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Clouds Will Break is the true story of my maternal great grandparents’ immigration to Australia. From writings, photos and personal memorabilia bequeathed to me by my grandmother, and from the amazing resource that is the internet, I have put together a story with factual events, and real people, most of whom go by their real names, though I have necessarily imagined their personalities and interactions.

Set in the second half of the 19th century, the story follows William Cameron and Jeannie Robertson from the Scottish Borders to ‘Marvellous Melbourne’, and on to Mildura, the newly established irrigation settlement on the Murray River, in north-west Victoria.

Thalassa

Published in NSW, Australia. Release date 14th September 2017.
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Thalassa is a contemporary story about historical family stories: some spoken, some written, and some hidden away only to come to light when the person who hid them no longer needs to keep them secret.

It’s a story about the connections that exist between us, and the fateful decisions we make, whether by coincidence, logic or by the will of a God.

Set over 200 years in the beautiful water-scapes of Milos in Greece, the Norfolk coast in England and the Hawkesbury River in Australia, Thalassa is a love-story that explores family ties, grief, loyalty, obligation and love that endures long after those who love have been torn apart.