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Next Step
Melbourne, March 2100. Against her better judgment, Trainee Doorkeeper Emma Cartwright returns to the Productive Citizen’s Bureau. Emma's son Jack is on bail, pending his trial on charges of organising an illegal demonstration. Her new man, Cal, is under surveillance, and Emma struggles to maintain her role as a diligent employee. Concerned for her son, Emma learns that the trial judge has a reputation for harsh sentencing. Summoned to the Chief Allocations Officer’s office, Emma fears her mission to discover the real purpose of the PCB has been compromised before it even began. Instead, she learns confidential information about her colleague Harie and is recruited for intelligence duties, enabling her to expand her double agent role. But does Emma have enough strength to deal with both her personal problems and the challenges at the Productive Citizen's Bureau? Find out in Next Step, the second novel in Sue Parritt's series of dystopian novels set in early 22nd century Australia.
The Colors of Life
A collection of three novels by Sue Parritt, now available in one volume! A Question Of Country: In 1969, newlyweds Anna and Joseph Fletcher receive a life-changing letter from Australia House. Their idealistic dreams lead them to fall in love with their adopted land, but tragedy strikes just months later. As time passes, Anna finds solace in a fictional world she has crafted. However, when a new challenge emerges, she must decide whether to confront it with courage or retreat into her fantasy realm. Will she dare to face reality or remain in the safety of her imagination? Feed Thy Enemy: In this heartwarming tale based on a true story, a British airman's act of kindness during World War II ...
Chrysalis
Sixteen-year old Jane first encounters Peter Greenway at Westbridge Meeting House and is soon entangled in a serious relationship, a first love presumed by those within the tightknit Quaker community to be her last. But when a chance meeting with a fellow protester against the Vietnam War leads to a complex web of lies, Jane must decide how to live the rest of her life. Forty-four years later, an unexpected reunion sees Jane once more questioning her life choices. Chrysalis is the story about a perceptive girl growing up in a Quaker family in the swinging sixties, who yearns for a full, rich life as an adult. This engaging story brings us face to face with her desires and dilemmas during her...
The Fractured World
A collection of three dystopian sci-fi series starter novels by Sue Parritt, G.A. Franks & L.E. Fitzpatrick, now available in one volume! 28 Days: In futuristic Melbourne, Emma Cartwright is racing against the clock to find employment before being forced into one by the government. With the Employment Positions Portal disabled and her unemployment period expiring, Emma is desperate. A chance encounter with the enigmatic Cal Ritchie sparks a determination within Emma to break free from a life of conformity. But when her son Jack is unexpectedly arrested, Emma's choices dwindle, forcing her to take drastic measures. Will she be able to save her son in a race against time and oppressive laws? M...
The Reluctant Doorkeeper Trilogy
All three books in Sue Parritt's 'The Reluctant Doorkeeper Trilogy', a series of dystopian science fiction novels set in Australia, now in one volume! 28 Days: In futuristic Melbourne, Emma Cartwright has only 28 days to find work before being forced to accept any job assigned by the government. With the Employment Positions Portal down and her options dwindling, Emma turns to the underground group Citizens’ Voice for help. But when her son Jack is arrested, Emma must act quickly to save him before time runs out. Next Step: Trainee Doorkeeper Emma Cartwright returns to the Productive Citizen's Bureau to discover the real purpose of the PCB. With her son Jack's future uncertain and her new ...
Feed Thy Enemy
In this heartwarming tale, a British airman risks it all to feed a starving, war-stricken family. Thirty years after serving in World War II, middle-aged Rob takes a holiday in Italy. Struggling with PTSD and depression, the journey sparks a dream that brings long-stifled memories back to the surface. Flashbacks to the war days, of Rob's attempts to save a famished family, trigger suppressed memories of war, love, and sacrifice. But can he find the strength to confront the problems in the present? Based on a true story, Sue Parritt’s Feed Thy Enemy is a raw, heartwarming account of courage and compassion.
Feed Thy Enemy
In this heartwarming tale, a British airman risks it all to feed a starving, war-stricken family. Thirty years after serving in World War II, middle-aged Rob takes a holiday in Italy. Struggling with PTSD and depression, the journey sparks a dream that brings long-stifled memories back to the surface. Flashbacks to the war days, of Rob's attempts to save a famished family, trigger suppressed memories of war, love, and sacrifice. But can he find the strength to confront the problems in the present? Based on a true story, Sue Parritt's Feed Thy Enemy is a raw, heartwarming account of courage and compassion. This is the clear print edition of Feed Thy Enemy, with a 14pt font size for easier reading.
Exposure
As Melbourne celebrates New Year 2101, trainee doorkeeper, Emma, 71, lies sleepless and alone. Her lover Cal is trapped in a prison cell for illegal importation of foodstuffs, forcing a postponement of their planned partnership ceremony. Emma suspects that Cal’s sister-in-law Sonya is behind his arrest. An early promotion to fully-trained doorkeeper provides her with opportunities to dig deeper into the case, but sinister discoveries soon take precedence when Emma’s scheming superior, Colin Theobald, endorses one brutal assignment after another. Caught between her desire to work covertly for political transformation while maintaining the façade of a diligent doorkeeper and undertaking “unofficial duties” for Colin Theobald, how long can Emma last in the threatening atmosphere of Melbourne City Productive Citizens Bureau?
Feed Thy Enemy
In this heartwarming tale, a British airman risks it all to feed a starving, war-stricken family. Thirty years after serving in World War II, middle-aged Rob takes a holiday in Italy. Struggling with PTSD and depression, the journey sparks a dream that brings long-stifled memories back to the surface. Flashbacks to the war days, of Rob's attempts to save a famished family, trigger suppressed memories of war, love, and sacrifice. But can he find the strength to confront the problems in the present? Based on a true story, Sue Parritt's Feed Thy Enemy is a raw, heartwarming account of courage and compassion.
Feed Thy Enemy
In this heartwarming tale, a British airman risks it all to feed a starving, war-stricken family. Thirty years after serving in World War II, middle-aged Rob takes a holiday in Italy. Struggling with PTSD and depression, the journey sparks a dream that brings long-stifled memories back to the surface. Flashbacks to the war days, of Rob's attempts to save a famished family, trigger suppressed memories of war, love, and sacrifice. But can he find the strength to confront the problems in the present? Based on a true story, Sue Parritt's Feed Thy Enemy is a raw, heartwarming account of courage and compassion. This is the trade paperback edition of Feed Thy Enemy, with a 5" x 8" trim size.
