Helen Goltz

Off the shores of Cape Hatteras, deep below the surface, lie the bodies of ships that never made it back to land... and with them, something silent and sinister. Two sets of fingerprints on a pair of binoculars left on the beach are cause for concern for FBI special agent Mitchell Parker and his team. The prints belong to a criminal who is listed as being abroad, and a foreign diplomat who disappeared a year ago. Meanwhile, several police officers from Beijing are visiting the US for a peculiar purpose. But are they linked to the events in Cape Hatteras? It will be a rough ride for Mitchell and his team, as they race against the ocean - and the clock - to solve the mystery. This is the large print edition of Graveyard Of The Atlantic, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

Off the shores of Cape Hatteras, deep below the surface, lie the bodies of ships that never made it back to land... and with them, something silent and sinister. Two sets of fingerprints on a pair of binoculars left on the beach are cause for concern for FBI special agent Mitchell Parker and his team. The prints belong to a criminal who is listed as being abroad, and a foreign diplomat who disappeared a year ago. Meanwhile, several police officers from Beijing are visiting the US for a peculiar purpose. But are they linked to the events in Cape Hatteras? It will be a rough ride for Mitchell and his team, as they race against the ocean - and the clock - to solve the mystery.

You think you are just playing a game online; masterminding the perfect crime. But something is not right. A website inviting players to come up with the perfect crime is the fa ade for billionaire Lawrence Hackett's real-life game of Mastermind: an invitation-only competition for a select few to see who can perform the perfect heist, and win an enormous bounty. Special Agent Mitchell Parker and his team learn the magnitude of the international crime ring and launch an investigation. Washington, London, Paris... the clock is ticking. Can they figure out the game before it is too late?" An engrossingly compelling thriller... well-written and action-packed." - MarciaB, Book Muster Down UnderThis is the large print edition of Mastermind, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

You think you are just playing a game online; masterminding the perfect crime. But something is not right. A website inviting players to come up with the perfect crime is the fa ade for billionaire Lawrence Hackett's real-life game of Mastermind: an invitation-only competition for a select few to see who can perform the perfect heist, and win an enormous bounty. Special Agent Mitchell Parker and his team learn the magnitude of the international crime ring and launch an investigation. Washington, London, Paris... the clock is ticking. Can they figure out the game before it is too late?" An engrossingly compelling thriller... well-written and action-packed." - MarciaB, Book Muster Down Under

Off the shores of Cape Hatteras, deep below the surface, lie the bodies of ships that never made it back to land... and with them, something silent and sinister. Two sets of fingerprints on a pair of binoculars left on the beach are cause for concern for FBI special agent Mitchell Parker and his team. The prints belong to a criminal who is listed as being abroad, and a foreign diplomat who disappeared a year ago. Meanwhile, several police officers from Beijing are visiting the US for a peculiar purpose. But are they linked to the events in Cape Hatteras? It will be a rough ride for Mitchell and his team, as they race against the ocean - and the clock - to solve the mystery.

Off the shores of Cape Hatteras, deep below the surface, lie the bodies of ships that never made it back to land... and with them, something silent and sinister. Two sets of fingerprints on a pair of binoculars left on the beach are cause for concern for FBI special agent Mitchell Parker and his team. The prints belong to a criminal who is listed as being abroad, and a foreign diplomat who disappeared a year ago. Meanwhile, several police officers from Beijing are visiting the US for a peculiar purpose. But are they linked to the events in Cape Hatteras? It will be a rough ride for Mitchell and his team, as they race against the ocean - and the clock - to solve the mystery.

You think you are just playing a game online; masterminding the perfect crime. But something is not right. A website inviting players to come up with the perfect crime is the fa ade for billionaire Lawrence Hackett's real-life game of Mastermind: an invitation-only competition for a select few to see who can perform the perfect heist, and win an enormous bounty. Special Agent Mitchell Parker and his team learn the magnitude of the international crime ring and launch an investigation. Washington, London, Paris... the clock is ticking. Can they figure out the game before it is too late?" An engrossingly compelling thriller... well-written and action-packed." - MarciaB, Book Muster Down Under

'Grave Tales: Bruce Highway' will give forgotten events, heroes and victims life again by tracing the journeys that lead to their final resting places. Stories like how two nurses in Maryborough in 1905 gave their lives to save a town from an outbreak of pneumonic plague; the unsolved mystery of how Mollie Thompson's body ended up in an impossibly hard to reach water reservoir; the migrant who created his dream and shared it with generations; the mother and her five children who lost their lives in the Mackay cyclone; how gold fever saved the state from going broke; why the first person to be hanged in Rockhampton goal was a bent cop; the inscription on a tree on the Sunshine Coast that reflects a tumultuous sea journey; and the 13 RAAF members who came to rest permanently in Townsville, to name a few.'Grave Tales' features people who willingly or unwillingly were participants in events that made headlines. These people may have lived in the same suburbs, streets, and the same houses as exist now in the cities and towns along the Bruce Highway. Grave Tales is researched and written by journalists, Helen Goltz and Chris Adams; between them they have years of experience in newspapers, radio and television production and reporting.

In cemeteries throughout Australia, gravestones hint at our history - tales of early settlement, unsolved murders, love lost, mystery, tragedy, health epidemics, scandal and sacrifice. Grave Tales reveals more than the headstone can ever convey by tracing the tumultuous journeys that lead to these final resting places. Grave Tales: Great Ocean Road Country - Geelong to Port Fairy visits established cemeteries and burial places off-the-beaten-track to feature people who willingly or unwillingly were participants in events that made local and national headlines. They may have lived in the same suburbs, streets, and even the same houses as exist now, or unexpectantly came to rest between Geelong and Port Fairy. Meet the ladies of the lighthouse who led an isolated life; the unionist shot in an affray; the stage actor whose career ended too soon; the men who sighted the fabled Mahogany Ship; the two survivors of a shipwreck that everyone wanted to see married, but it wasn't to be; the inventor of the Ute and what inspired his unusual design; and the lady who rests in a 'donated' isolated beach grave. These are just some of the stories from the grave in the second book in the Grave Tales series incorporating Geelong, Lorne, Apollo Bay, Cape Otway, Loch Ard Gorge, Warrnambool, Tower Hill and Port Fairy.