George G. Watson Books

A retired Australian Army veteran, Mort seeks to uncover the truth behind his wife's car accident, leading him into a web of industrial espionage and corruption in Queensland. As he investigates, he discovers collusion among police and politicians, forcing him and his colleague 'Pig' to confront not only the corrupt officials but also dangerous outlaw bikie gangs. The story intertwines personal loss with a gripping battle against systemic wrongdoing, highlighting themes of justice and resilience.

Exploring the theme of liberty within the context of the Welfare State, this work critically examines the implications of government intervention on individual freedom. Originally published in 1957, it offers a thought-provoking analysis of the balance between social welfare and personal autonomy, questioning the extent to which state support can coexist with true liberty.

Mort's relentless pursuit of his wife's killer takes unexpected twists, leading him and Pig to reassess their previous assumptions and restart their investigation. Throughout their journey, they tackle various challenges, including solving data theft, dismantling an armed militia, addressing school bullying, and supporting a domestic violence victim. Their quest for justice intensifies, culminating in a dramatic and deadly shootout in suburban Brisbane, showcasing themes of resilience and the complexities of crime-solving.

This book addresses the system of coin production in Pamphylia, Pisidia and Cilicia during the 3rd century AD. číst celé