Cirrus@Austlit

'The cows are in the milking shed, the horses are in the stable and the sheep are in the field. They all have their jobs to do to help make the farm a happy place to live. Someone s squelching in the mud and it s not the pigs. Who can it be?' (Publication summary)

'The Viscount’s Pleasure House allows Justin, the most notorious Viscount in London, to fund his search for his missing mother and sisters. But after three years catering to the sordid whims of the perpetually bored Upper Ten Thousand in early Victorian times, the Virile Viscount announces his retirement. Justin plans to sell his exotically themed brothel and cease all Arabian Nights held on his estate, a desperate attempt to cleanse his blackened soul and perhaps revive his deadened sexual interest. So when Lady Chrissie Wellsby begs Justin to tutor her two friends in the amorous arts in exchange for information about his family, Justin is torn. For though he'll do anything to discover the whereabouts of his family, including teaching three naive ladies how to act like well-schooled courtesans, he loathes being forced into this last performance as a sex God served by his harem. Having Chrissie willingly act as his sex slave stirs the world-weary viscount into the wildest performance ever given at the Sultan's tent, but does little to convince Chrissie that he has fallen head over heels in love with her and put his rakish ways behind him. Justin enjoys a wonderful reunion with his family but feels cheated of his chance at love until Chrissie's friends encourage her to trust the newly reformed viscount. Chrissie organizes one final gala at the Pleasure House, an erotic night of lovemaking for two to prove her love for Justin and show him she longs to be his wife.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Once every five hundred years, a free and innocent soul is born to take on the burdens of the world; to accept a destiny in charge of guiding millions of earthly souls to their destinies.

He is the prophet of time and destiny, but what lies ahead - is yet to unfold...' (Seta Oz website)

'Part 2 - The continuing tale of an eleven year old, Australian boy called Ethan who finds a strange, magical stick called Mentor Immortalis whom insists on following him to Scotland - during which he is introduced into the world of magic, strange creatures and animate objects...' (publication blurb).

'The Bhel Sea: A brackish haven for opportunists, lined with coral and bones after centuries of conflict. Korsar pirates hold it with a bloody grasp from their keep on the volcanic island of Ashenborg.

'Johannes, an apprentice scribe on Ashenborg, knows that surviving means looking the other way. But while exploring a wrecked ship, he hears a girl calling to him from among the bodies. He rescues her from the Korsar and they become fugitives.

'Jhared is the leader of the Elaan, a decimated tribe of warriors caught between an invading horde and internal power struggles with the Temple. He refuses to submit to the Blood God’s priests, but because he will no longer risk his tribe in a futile war, he faces exile for himself and the Elaan.

'Anna, a nobleman’s daughter, is trapped into serving the man who killed her parents. Her sisters held hostage, Anna is forced to spy for him. She survives, an exile in her own mind, always seeking a way to return home. Three journeys, one story.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'A sexy, contemporary romance set on the beautiful, tropical Queensland Gold Coast (Australia) and in glitzy, glamorous, fast-paced Los Angeles and Hollywood. This novel has all the right elements: a little fun, a little sex, a love triangle and a whole lot more...'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'What happens when a book of sexy romantic stories is hauled before Priscilla and her committee of censors? Will she be able to pin down the author Trehearne and get his book banned? The trouble is-the stories are too exciting. Everyone wants to hear more of Trehearne and his disreputable past.

'Priscilla will fight tooth and nail to stop the public from reading this book. It is just too sexy...too uncomfortable for an educated woman. Although Trehearne will not admit to it, she is convinced that most of the book is an autobiography, and he actually met those strange people and did those decadent things.

'She does not understand how he could write about them or why he did it in the first place.

But she intends to find out.' (Publication summary)

'Sherry is a lonely wife in Singapore, filling her days studying yoga under an Indian guru who loves women.The guru and her friend Ranji are helping her become the woman she secretly wanted to be, but there is a price to be paid for her new femininity.

'How will she admit to her husband what she and Ranji have been doing? But he finds out and she is trapped on a tropical island, alone with the man she has wronged.

'He has other worries; he has been targeted by Islamic terrorists. Soon Sherry and her friends from Singapore and Indonesia are fighting for his life with all determination and feminine charm they can manage.' (Publication summary)

'When Shirley arrives at the Institute, she thinks she will be studying Politics. But the Institute has a sterner purpose, the study of Witchcraft. Gradually, Shirley is introduced to the practice and history of the Craft.' (Publication summary)

'It is war time and Sister Therese is torn between her vows and the people she loves. She is trying to keep the handsome Prince Mefist at arm's length and at the same time protecting her friends.' (Publication summary)