OUTBACK DANGER

A FLYING DOCTOR NURSE

A SUPREMACIST FANATIC

AN ABORIGINAL POLICEMAN

BATTLEFIELD PTSD

SIMMERING RACIAL TENSION

Kurt was bitter. Had delusions of grandeur.

Mike was determined to be better than most.

Why both enemies through life?

Then Mike found Pam unconscious on the heat blasted concrete. There was something about her.

Her past? Her future? Their future?

But the tumultuous arrival of the flying doctor nurse is only the pre-cursor to the maelstrom that follows.

While Mike survived the Asian slaughter, how can he survive as a coloured policeman in a racist town?

And why that kiss from Princess Diana?

Kurt has the perfect scheme to reclaim the lifestyle of his aristocratic ancestors. And another to perfect revenge. Certain of success, both need careful planning. Both would put Mike in his place.

And Marton is handsome womaniser who strives to atone for his tragic and chequered past.

The remote town of Alice Springs is not the sleepy town they all expect as mystery, romance, lust and confrontation follow their every step.

Readers have made comparisons with Judy Nunn, Tony Park, Wilbur Smith and Annie Seaton so you’ll love this new instalment in the Outback series.

Follow this three-decade roller coaster ride through UK, Greece, Vietnam, Australia and its captivating Red Centre and the constant challenges to Mike and Pam’s mutual attraction. All with Willam Sims signature blend of intrigue, passion, dramatic action and heartwarming endings.

REVIEWS

• “A sprawling, earthy and action filled story, uncomplicated but believable. The policing and other incidents cleverly woven through the story are down pat. While Kurt is about as complicated a character as we can imagine, I found his bird segments quite moving.” 
• “A thoroughly enjoyable, fast-paced read. A refreshing surprise, I became fascinated with the way Kurt’s fanaticism interweaved into the dramatic roadblocks preventing Mike and Pam’s happiness. Set in an interesting time, it was a true piece of Australiana with captivating characters, vivid action and the feel and smell of the red dust of Central Australia.”
• “A lively, appealing story. Mike is certainly an admirable character and Pam a great one, even if she isn’t necessarily a good judge of duplicitous men.”
• “A fascinating blend of historical fiction and thriller novel. While it’s pacing constantly propelled the story it never overwhelmed. A strong atmosphere and memorable characters”