Tony Park Books

"Quiet the Noise in Your Headspace and Find Your One, True Voice During hospital chaplaincy training, J. S. Park began to see patterns in his own life and the lives of patients he met. Often they understood the problem, maybe, like him, they could even point to the root causes, but they still felt stuck. So he developed the Voices Model to help people find their one, true voice. It explores the false voices we listen to, four inner voices (self-condemning, self-exalting, condemning others, and exalting others), and four outer voices (guilt, family dynamics, grief, and trauma). Through it you'll learn how to identify these unhelpful voices and successfully kick them out of your headspace. Filled with first-person narrative stories, and psychological, spiritual, and clinical insights, The Voices We Carry is an enjoyable, disarming, and important read. For anyone who wants to grow but isn't quite sure how to move forward, this book is for you"--

For the first time in paperback, a gripping thriller from the heir to Wilbur Smith

Africa's war against poaching is hard fought in this explosive thriller of action and adventure.

Set against a backdrop of mystery, the story unfolds with the disappearance of a poacher, two young girls, and a tourist, raising questions of magic or murder. As the narrative progresses, the interconnected fates of these characters reveal deeper themes of danger and intrigue, inviting readers to explore the thin line between the supernatural and the sinister. The tension builds as the search for answers delves into the unknown, blending suspense with elements of the mystical.

Caught in a decades-old feud, Captain Sannie van Rensburg and safari guide Mia Greenaway navigate the complexities of South Africa's apartheid-era Border War. As tensions escalate, they must confront the lingering impacts of the past while striving to survive the dangerous conflict that threatens their lives. The story intertwines themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the haunting memories of war, offering a gripping exploration of personal and historical struggles in a divided nation.

Set against the backdrop of South Africa, the story follows Professor Denise 'Doc' Rado, a leading expert on pangolins. She is dedicated to combating wildlife crime, orchestrating intricate undercover operations to capture poachers and rescue these endangered anteaters. The narrative highlights her courage and commitment to conservation, showcasing the challenges and triumphs of protecting vulnerable species in a world fraught with danger.

In a humorous twist of events, a seemingly ordinary day turns chaotic when a body is discovered in the bath. The protagonist must navigate a web of quirky characters and unexpected revelations while trying to solve the mystery. Set against a backdrop of comedic mishaps and clever dialogue, the story explores themes of friendship and the absurdities of life. As secrets unravel, readers are taken on a lighthearted journey filled with intrigue and laughter.

When one of his workers is kidnapped, South African mining manager Cameron McMurtrie's search for the perpetrator leads him to dangerous ground.

For the first time in print in the UK, a tense countdown to an explosive confrontation from the master of the African thriller

"March 1919. Far-flung Korean patriots establish the Korean Provisional Government to protest the Japanese occupation of their country. This government-in-exile proves mostly symbolic, its petitions ignored by heads of state as Korea's nationhood is erased. After Japan's defeat in World War II, the KPG dissolves and civil war erupts, resulting in the North-South split that remains today. But what if the KPG still existed now, today-working toward a unified Korea, secretly harnessing the might of a giant tech company to further its aims? That's the outrageous premise of Same Bed Different Dreams, which spins Korean history, American pop culture, and our tech-fraught lives into an extraordinary and unforgettable novel. Weaving together three distinct narrative voices, Park twists reality like a kaleidoscope, forging connections and reinterpreting the past. Early on we meet Soon Sheen, who works at the sprawling international technology company GLOAT, and comes into possession of an unfinished book authored by the KPG. The manuscript is a mysterious, revisionist history, tying famous names and obscure bit players to the KPG's grand project. This strange manuscript links together figures from architect-poet Yi Sang to Jack London to Marilyn Monroe. M*A*S*H is in here, too, and the Moonies, and a history of violence extending from the assassination of President McKinley to the Soviet downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007"-- Provided by publisher