Jack Hawkins came from a rough background. His father had died when he was quite young. He’d been well-educated by his mother until she had fallen severely ill. From a youthful age Jack had learnt to fend for himself. He prized himself on his sneaky ability to thieve and slither away without anyone knowing. It hadn’t taken long for him to earn a reputation amongst the town for his ability. As Jack aged stealing became more frequent, too frequent. A price for his head was put up in his home town so he fled to the bush. This was when he realised his only choice of survival was a life of crime as a bushranger. Join the adventure of Jack Hawkins and his life as a bushranger in the Australian Gold Rush by reading this book.

A Christmas Carol tells the story of bitter and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge and his ideological, ethical, and emotional transformation resulting from supernatural visits by Jacob Marley and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come.

I am not super. I am not pure. I do not have a “power”. But. I see the world in a different way to everyone else. I guess this makes me a seer. People have forgotten how to see past the visible. In this book I am trying to remind them. J.A.White 1/8/2015