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Canberra, Country, City, whatever, wherever, the subject is the same. People die, motives are mixed and popular Detective Inspector Maria Lech is back, relocated to Canberra. Enjoy the mayhem.

Stories about problem issues many people feel powerless to alter in our society like population, social change, development and domestic violence. But not everybody. A few people are prepared to take action...

A recent death and pre-World War II Poland involves a John Order constituent. Add a serious preselection challenge, a very wealthy businessman and a possible murder charge and Order once again is fighting for his political future.A second novella set in Canberra, Australia, with John Order MLA, politician and sleuth.

Introducing John Order, recently elected member of the local ACT parliament, who is under the gun literally, just doing his job.And it doesn't get any better.There's a body, a blonde, a powerful family with complicated relationships and attempts, internally and externally, to destroy his budding political career.The events are interwoven with life as a politician: Party room arguments, parliamentary duties, constituency work ...

Why would a shady businessman go to considerable lengths to disappear overseas only to return home to Canberra to be murdered?One of several questions puzzling John Order from a casual association with the man, along with why another local businessman wants him to stay away from his dealings with a big developer.And then there's the estranged daughter of the building tycoon, along with the usual parliamentary power games.Twentieth century crim...

A nursing home in a rural town. Residents are inexplicably dying earlier than expected, much to the concern of Twilight's Board. Who is behind these mysterious deaths? And why? How will they be held to account? And when will the Australian public be given a voice in this crucial issue of end-of-life choice and empowerment.A story that unashamedly promotes death with dignity, currently practiced overseas but not widely in Australia.

CALLING FOR ORDERIt was the usual open and shut case…A woman stands over her very dead estranged husband in a motel room with a discharged gun in her hand.Except John Order's secretary is convinced her neighbour, Ginny Fleming, is not guilty of murder. With his experience of such matters, Order is called in to help.Personal and political issues arise (again) and before the crime is solved, our local sleuth will face the complications of an old...

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