Williamson: 1057 books

On a great ship a woman sailed away from the Old World, wishing to forget. In her mind was the thought of a far-off place toward which she was travelling. There were no figures in this mental picture. She painted it as a mere flowery background; for she was very tired of people.

Beths Journey is a tale of courage and strength of the human spirit. In a writing style that is clean, simple, and beautifully authentic, author Peggy Williamsons narrator is Beth herself. Beth is a teen age girl who lives on the family homestead in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. She and her...

​Rhains had a firm grip as the top draw for the renowned brothel owner, Swade. Where customers came from all over the lands to enjoy her company. Rhains had a life she enjoyed. Then, one night everything begins to come apart at the seams. A ruthless group of bandits, leave her for dead, after a...

Long shadows of late afternoon lay straight and thin across the garden path; shadows of beech trees that ranged themselves in an undeviating line, like an inner wall within the convent wall of brick; and the soaring trees were very old, as old perhaps as the convent itself, whose stone had the same soft tints of faded red and brown as the autumn leaves which sparsely jewelled the beeches' silver.

A story about the fight against evil spirits in the modern world, An ordinary family man was haunted by poltergeists and there was no-one to help. His family were being attacked and he had to find a way to stop it. This is how he and his wife went about finding how to beat the ghosts in his house...

For fans of The Hunger Games, Divergent, and The Maze Runner comes a dystopian horror novel like no other. The Nation In the post-apocalyptic ruins of North America lies The Silo, part of the utopian Nation that is founded upon peace and comfort. It is a society that has removed love, power,...

This book is a partial history of religion and its beliefs and how they impact on our thinking about the supernatural. I have tried to show how the views of early man have had such a significant influence on the thoughts of people today, about the belief in the devil and demons, poltergeists, ghosts,...

The Mafulu by Robert W. Williamson.

It's election night 1969. Don and Kath hope that there will be a change of government, and give a party to watch the results. As the tide turns against Labor, the good cheer palls and the faded ideals and disappointed hopes of the characters begin to show. Williamson's brilliant satire examines...

In this trilogy, David Williamson explores community conferencing—a process which brings together the victims and the perpetrators of a crime in an attempt at some kind of reconciliation. *Face to Face: When Glen comes face to face with the employee who rammed his Mercedes, he must acknowledge...

They took his daughter first; tried to torture her to death on the Internet ... it didn't work out nearly as well as they'd hoped. So they tried the same thing with his wife ... which was even more of a disaster! They tried to make an example of James Christopher Shannon. He made them an Urban...

Raylee London grew up by one rule: hit’em fast, hit’em hard, hit’em again if they get back up! Made her the undisputed leader of the London kids: twin sister, two orphaned and adopted girl cousins, foster sister, foster brother; each and every one stomped down hard by life early on. Raylee looks...

COLLINS CROSSING A decaying little farm town with nothing much going for it except a lot of old memories, most of which are better forgotten. When a killer tornado rips Th'Crossin' to shreds and cuts them off from the rest of the world, the Sheriff and his small cadre of Deputies try to keep what's...