February 1989. Captain Brian Halloran and his Special Forces team deploy to a remote jungle valley in Peru to establish a base for training elite Peruvian counter-narcotics police. Not only are they threatened by violent narco-traffickers, but they face possible attack by the ruthless Shining Path insurgents operating in the valley. Making matters worse, they quickly realize that powerful political forces may be conspiring to ensure their mission fails.

A brilliant young guerrilla leader, Comrade Olivario, commands the most lethal force the insurgents have ever fielded. He must establish the Shining Path as the preeminent political power in the valley, and to do this he must eliminate every threat "including the Green Berets." The stakes are high, and Olivario's plan will not only decide who controls the valley, but very likely the fate of the woman he loves.

Straight from the headlines, "White Passage: Red Sun" details the motivation behind US involvement in the drug war and accurately describes the tenuous relationship between the drug Cartels and various terrorist insurgencies. The exciting story explains the powerful influence of global political events on the "drug war" and exposes the inner workings of one of the most misunderstood conflicts of our time.

Third in the series. Once again Captain Bobo is in charge of the famous Paddle Steamer Red Gauntlet.This time they are on a visit to London. After a fun day's sightseeing the crew find themselves trapped. Can Emma, the Apprentice Engineer, save the day? Fun, funny, beautifully illustrated. Also a popular radio series narrated by Gillebride MacIllemhaoil.

The Tigeropolis series is drawn loosely (very loosely) from the author's experiences of involvement with tiger conservation over a number of years. They have been welcomed by a number of tiger experts as a fun way of engaging children in issues around conservation.

Captain Bobo, his faithful dog salty and all the comic crew of the Paddle Steamer Red Gauntlet never seem short of adventures as they sail the waters around Scotland's West Coast. Also a popular radio series. In this story, the second in the series, Captain Bobo comes to the rescue of a little ferry that took a rather unfortunate short cut.

February 1989. Captain Brian Halloran and his Special Forces team deploy to a remote jungle valley in Peru to establish a base for training elite Peruvian counter-narcotics police. Not only are they threatened by violent narco-traffickers, but they face possible attack by the ruthless Shining Path insurgents operating in the valley. Making matters worse, they quickly realize that powerful political forces may be conspiring to ensure their mission fails.

A brilliant young guerrilla leader, Comrade Olivario, commands the most lethal force the insurgents have ever fielded. He must establish the Shining Path as the preeminent political power in the valley, and to do this he must eliminate every threat "including the Green Berets." The stakes are high, and Olivario's plan will not only decide who controls the valley, but very likely the fate of the woman he loves.

Straight from the headlines, "White Passage: Red Sun" details the motivation behind US involvement in the drug war and accurately describes the tenuous relationship between the drug Cartels and various terrorist insurgencies. The exciting story explains the powerful influence of global political events on the "drug war" and exposes the inner workings of one of the most misunderstood conflicts of our time.