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About the Series

History of the books

I wrote the book THE ADVENTURES OF TOMMY AND OSKIE in memory of my late wife Jean and her love for dogs. The books tell the story of a young boy called Tommy and his Labrador dog called Oskie. The books include the story of:

  • Oskie finding a hoard of one thousand Roman coins.
  • Oskie helping the police find the missing jewellery from a robbery.
  • The shock of finding an unexploded bomb from the Second World War.
  • The time when Tommy and his mummy were out at sea and the boat was sinking—Oskie swam to shore to get help.

There are over 20 adventures in the series, and the books are a must for young children.

Mary, in one of the later books, sings her song JESUS IS MY FRIEND and becomes famous. This is a great collection of children’s books.

I wrote the book CRUISING WITH TONY AND JEAN with the help of my wife and her diary. The book tells the story of our wonderful cruise holidays together. We were also married on the cruise ship Ventura by the captain, and we enjoyed a wonderful honeymoon in the Caribbean.

We cruised down to Australia after first visiting New Zealand. On our second cruise to Australia, we sailed the full journey around the country, calling in at all the major ports. My wife Jean went swimming on the Barrier Reef while I stayed dry taking the pictures. We went to many countries, which are all listed in the book—ideal for anyone planning to go on a cruise.

THE LEEDS MURDERS tells the story of Jane Wilson, a psychiatrist working in Leeds, Yorkshire. Jane is a keen supporter of Yorkshire cricket and visits Headingley on her day off, which is Saturday.

Jack Western, a retired policeman, sits with Jane at Headingley. Four women have gone missing in the Leeds area, but the police have no clues to follow. Jane becomes the fifth woman to go missing.

One day, when Jack was in his garden, Jane’s sister arrived with a collection of old cricket magazines and told Jack that Jane would want him to have them.

Inside one of the magazines is a team photograph of the Yorkshire team at Headingley. Jane had put a cross next to one of the men in the crowd. Jack gets the shock of his life—is this man the killer?