Austin Macauley: 378 books

“I’ll wait for you, Frankie.” “Why do the men in my life keep tellin’ me that they’ll wait for me?” Life is made of moments. Join Frankie Jones as she discovers her moments from River Road, Louisiana, to New Orleans, Fort Benning, Iraq, Paris and New York. You will be enthralled in the...

Above, The Event Horizon—A vessel floating, an ark holding what’s left of higher humanity. Below, a slave caste which tills the earth for their master. Achilles, one of the lower class, lives inside a tormented mind… a desperate and eager leader, awaiting change.It comes, as suddenly Alexander—the...

A man dies and leaves shares in a company to his first wife – why? She is told of significant sums of money in the company but nothing else – why? The man’s former employee is tricked into becoming a director of the company – why? The man’s business partner believes he is the true owner – why? An evangelical group also wishes to use its cash for terrorist purposes – why?

What would you do if you lost something really valuable that money couldn’t buy? Well, a certain prophet back in the seventh century BC had his precious gift stolen by thieves and it wasn’t returned to him until the twenty-first century. You must read how this happened.

Abigail Williams’s home life is so unbearable that the only safe place for her is her weekly appointments with her therapist, Sam Richards. When Sam realises Abigail's absence, he fears the worst. Running away from home, Abigail makes new friends, who she believes will take care of her, but her...

In 1759 the young and willful Franulka leaves her castle home for Warsaw, where she attracts the attentions of the King’s son. Eighteen months later, with her Fool and maid, she vanishes. A closed carriage in the early morning, with an armed outrider, suggests disgrace and exile.But nothing is as...

Written as advice for his nest-abandoning daughters if they had bothered to ask for it, the author offers over 100 common-sense tips for living in a world where sense is seldom common. With topics from what to eat after a night of over-consumption to how to decorate a room, Lefty Loosey, Righty Tighty is a great read and wonderful resource for anyone navigating life’s winding road.

When Ben McVeigh moves to Norfolk to escape the high maintenance memory of Sally Peters he has little idea that the silence of the place will soon be broken in a most unexpected way. He is contacted by the legal department of a large multinational energy company, "Genélan", with a request...

Gezirah Du Mortier’s life began in tragedy when her mother died while giving birth to her. Little did she know the spiral of events that had been put in motion on that fateful day. Her father, John, a wealthy and powerful man, showed little affection to Gezirah as he held her responsible for his...

Growing up in 'forties and 'fifties America in the town of White Oak lying in the ‘gut country' around Chesapeake on the Eastern Seaboard, Freddie Gardiner's life will be honed by the evils of the region that surrounds him and the fates that dog us all - and his approach to life will be fashioned...

A teaching diploma doesn’t mark the end of learning. It is just the start.When a nervous Henry Dowden is selected for his first teaching placement, he innocently thinks that being a good teacher is all he needs to succeed in his career. But, combatting cynical teachers, an incompetent head and disinterested...

A Castle in the Sky is the third in a trilogy of children’s novels about English fairies and their mortal friends. As with Lavender Village, A Castle in the Sky puts communities of fairies and elves to the test as they strive to eradicate their enemies heralding from the Bleak Realm. Celeste...

Jack Williams is a bit of loner, carrying out petty scams until the day he comes across Phylamina. From that day on Jack has a burgeoning desire to go straight, but sometimes good plans go awry. In George Jackson’s Jack the author mixes romance with crime as the fine-looking but tainted eponymous...

For Ebony Swann life is stifling; her mother reads her diary, her father is cold. Her only sanctuary is her room. Following successful exam results she seems set for a career in banking, but that soon comes to an end through the stifling atmosphere of the bank and incompetence. So which way forward? The...