Munro: 420 books

Man wanted: confident and charismatic, a virtuoso in bed and capable of supporting a woman in her quest for freedom. Shifter Kiera Pascoe is desperate to foil her brothers’ plan to ship her back to England. She needs help, and hunky Joe Mitchell is the perfect applicant. Joe is missing...

A family’s been wiped out. This was no accident. Superintendent Aaron of the Australian Federal Police knows the whole scene is far more complicated than just some deranged serial killer. Terrorism has arrived on Australian shores, and it’s the monster within. A religious coup in Indonesia and...

Conversations with a Black Cockatoo: The Poems of 2009-2013 is the final book in a trilogy written over the years when the authors mother entered the final phase of her life. It includes her illness, death, and the grieving of a son for a much-loved parent.-----Author Kevin Munro then uprooted his life...

The pay’s meagre and job security’s a joke, not good in the comatose economy of 2033. But he could never have known it'd be life threatening. Ayden Walker turned his back on a fast tracked academic career to follow in his parents’ footsteps. As a field researcher, he does what...

“The Open Window” is the Saki (H. H. Munro) classic short story that continues to fascinate readers with its mischief. -The language of over 100 years ago has been updated making the text easily understood by today’s readers. -Every effort has been made to keep the story as close...

Bud by Neil Munro.

A short, thick-set man, with a red beard, a hard round felt hat, ridiculously out of harmony with a blue pilot jacket and trousers and a seaman's jersey, his hands immersed deeply in those pockets our fathers (and the heroes of Rabelais) used to wear behind a front flap, he would have attracted my...

From a USA Today Bestseller comes the story of alien abduction, a dark and sexy captain, and a crazy, wild adventure beyond her imagination... Jockey Camryn O’Sullivan is an alcoholic on a downward spiral after the death of her husband. When aliens kidnap her, she’s both terrified and reluctantly...

“The Story-Teller” is one of Saki’s (H. H. Munro) best known short stories because it turns children’s storytelling upside down. -The language of over 100 years ago has been updated making the text easily understood by today’s readers. -Every effort has been made to keep...

`Although primarily aimed at social workers, the content of this work is very relevant for other professionals who work with and for children, including trainee lawyers as an introduction to social work practice and the principles of child care law and practice upon which it is based. The book also...

Twin Falls pathologist Toni Day is on a Caribbean cruise with her husband and parents when she is jerked out of a peaceful slumber by a horrific scream. After several unsuccessful attempts to reclaim sleep, Toni heads to the ships deck to read. But shortly after the sun rises, everything changes when...

Welcome! You have arrived at a portal to the galaxy. Enter, and you'll be introduced by award-winning authors to worlds beyond imagining, with heroes & heroines who dare to take it to the edge and beyond. Count on these adventurers to take their best shot … at their enemies and at romance! Contains...

“The Unrest-Cure” by Saki (H. H. Munro) tells of a scathing cure for a man whose life has become so routine that he complains about every trivial detail. -The language of over 100 years ago has been updated making the text easily understood by today’s readers. -Every effort has...

p>In 1989 Sandra Munro was diagnosed with Leukaemia. The disease was not only fast-moving but life-threatening, yet despite a prediction of only a few weeks to live and through the deep exploration of what was thought of at the time as alternate therapy, she experienced a phenomenon explained by...