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03/01/2022

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14/12/2020

New Release:

On the Job
Stories of people at work
By Roger Monk

Synopsis

"This is a book of satirical and humorous short stories about people working, appearing to work or endeavouring to maintain a work position while living with a problem caused by their boss, their fellow workers, home interference, the organisation itself or a physical or mental malady.

Many of the people in these stories are ordinary, reasonable folk. But as there is no such thing as a ‘normal’ person, they are all a tad different or slightly odd, as are most of us.
Some are a little idiosyncratic, some have real or imaginary problems and some should receive immediate professional assistance.

They all work – or are in a work situation – and the two are not synonymous. You may have met a few of them."

ISBN: 978-1-922238-79-5

RRP: $24.95

Buy it now and get 10% discount and free regular postage.
Please contact [email protected] and mention
Promotions Coupon Code: OTJ-PRO2020.
Promotion is valid until 24 December 2020.

31/12/2018

A New Year is like a blank book, and the pen is in your hands.

It is your chance to write a beautiful story for yourself.

Let us forget the failures of yesterday

Get ready for a new beginning
that brings you happiness and joy

We wish you all a very Happy New year 2019!

Horizon Publishing Group

25/12/2018

Christmas is a symbol of “Love” and “Sacrifice” … Not food and wine;

Christmas is a symbol of Compassion and tolerance;

May Christmas symbolism be your guide in life.

We wish you all a very happy Christmas day.

Horizon Publishing Group

10/12/2018

The trilogy of fiction/crime/detective/bank robberies/suspense/thriller written by Dr Roger Monk is attracting a wide applaud from a wide range of readers.

Rodger wrote the following three titles in the series:
1. The bank Inspector;
2. The Bank Manage;
and the JUST RELEASED title:
3. The Bank Teller.

Here is an excellent review:

CriminalRepurcussions's Reviews > The Bank Inspector

FANTASTIC!! It's perfect.

A wonderful and very different Police Procedural written
tightly, with lots of wit, you can picture the city if you have
never seen it - imagine the year 1950...oh go on, some of
you can do that, you were there!!...but it can be any city of
that era, and buy this book. (Having read it I couldn't wait
for the next, called The Bank Manager, which I gave myself for Christmas 2016. I'v just started that one.)
There is wry humour and old fashioned police work
investigating this startling and baffling crime.

Wonderful. If only the ABC would form a series around these books by this magnificent author with an astounding
pedigree...read his biographical notes, you'll see for yourself.

28/11/2018

Dear followers, book lovers, friends and supporters
It has been some time since we posted our previous news. This was due to our concern about Facebook breaches of confidentiality of your and our private information as there was many breaches of personal information as revealed by the media: “Facebook privacy scandal widens as 87 million now affected by data breach” (https://www.sbs.com.au/news/facebook-privacy-scandal-widens-as-87-million-now-affected-by-data-breach).

We will, therefore, be uploading fewer posts in the future until we organise a website where everyone will be able to visit, participate and communicate with us.

We hope we did not cause you any inconvenience and thank you for continuous support.

We also hope you will continue to enjoy reading our books that contain a wealth of literature from fiction to non-fiction to children books with new releases continue to be published on a regular basis.

NEW Released:

The Turpentine Dilemma

By Helen Briton Wheeler

About the Author

Author, blogger and retired journalist, Helen Briton Wheeler had a country childhood in South Australia and Queensland. After schooling in Brisbane, she studied graphic art and married a fellow art student from Thailand. The couple moved to Bangkok and then to a farming village outside the city. It was an opportunity for Helen to learn about another culture and worldview and, of course, the Thai language.

The marriage foundered, and Helen returned to Sydney, Australia, to make a home, bring up the couple’s two children and work as a journalist, principally as a magazine sub-editor.

After she retired from journalism, Helen turned to writing fiction and self-published her first novel, Day of the Diamond Earrings. Finding Felicity is her second novel, the idea for the setting coming after a visit to family in Thailand.

Helen blogs regularly on her site, Food & 42 (http://foodand42.blogspot.com.au) and has her own page.

05/05/2018

A huge thank you to those who participated in the choice of the cover for "Babylon, the Harlot of the Seven Hills". Your input made the cover much better and the suggestions will make the book stand out of the crowd.

This book will make the reader understand the codes and symbols hidden in the book of Revelation as stated in chapter 13: "Let the one with understanding reckon the meaning of the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. His number is 666."

Here is the final version of the front cover.

17/04/2018

Soon to be released

“The Turpentine Dilemma”

By Helen Briton Wheeler

Blurb

“Choices: what is the price of love; what is the worth of independence? How does a young woman fulfil her destiny as a woman and an artist?

How does a young man overcome traumatic childhood experiences to thrive as an adult, to become self-confident, independent and successful?

These are the questions Irina and David face, independently and together, as we follow their journey from a too-hasty marriage to the story’s ultimate conclusion.

The setting, in the early 1960s, and location – much of the action takes place in far north Queensland – lend their own vibrant character to the drama.”

A MUST read book.

08/03/2018

Competition to find the BEST cover for:

“The Harlot of the Seven Hills”

HPG’s Cover Designer proposed four (4) covers for a new forthcoming book. The four options are provided here. What is needed is to find out which one is the best for this new book and whether there should be any improvements to be brought in.

The winner of this competition will receive ONE book of her/his choice from HPG website including free-shipping.

Here is some information about the book:

“The Harlot of the Seven Hills”

The author writes:

“I have always been intrigued by the book of ‘Revelation This book has been the food for thought for many centuries and predicts the future of humanity. One specific part is chapter 17 in which St John states the following:

‘"Babylon the Great, the Mother of Prostitutes and Abominations of the Earth."
“...I saw a woman sit upon a scarlet coloured beast, full of names of blasphemy, having seven heads....
And the woman was arrayed in purple and scarlet colour, and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls, having a golden cup in her hand full of abominations and filthiness of her fornication....
And the woman which thou sawest is that great city, which reigneth over the kings of the earth.
And here is the mind which hath wisdom. The seven heads are seven mountains [or hills], on which the woman sitteth.”
Revelation: 17:3,4,18,9”

Now, many scholars of different religions attempted over the past two millennia to find out who is “The Harlot” and where it sits.

It is very clear from the same chapter that it is a “city”, not a country, not a religion (religion will come into the picture in later chapters). But there is about eighty (80) cities worldwide that sit on seven hills. Religions accuse each other of being the “Harlot”. For example, while the Jews say it is “Rome”, however, Christians say it is “Jerusalem”.

No one has ever found which city it is and who is the “Beast”.

You will be amazed to find out in this book who is the “Harlot” and who is the “Beast”, and A detailed explanation of the days we are living in and … the future.

Please take your time to examine each of the four cover options, but it is suggested to carefully read the book of “Revelation” before you make your mind so you understand the real issue. When you made your mind, send your response to [email protected]

Good luck.

13/01/2018

Just Released

Horizon Publishing Group is pleased to announce the release of the 2nd book written by Lewis (Chick) Hutson. A non-fiction about his enlistment in the Australian Army during WWII, but using different names.

For a limited time only, HPG offer free-shipping - Please use promotion code: WWLCH.

Here is the link to order it directly from HPG: https://www.horizonpg.net/product-page/robert-s-war

A must-read.

Enjoy.

“Robert’s War is an autobiographical account of a Queensland lad who lied about his age to join the army, to wear the uniform, to attract the girls and to emulate his two older brothers who were on active service ‘somewhere’. But no sooner had he become the youngest soldier in the Austral....

01/01/2018

A new year is like a blank book. The pen is in your hands. It is your chance to write a beautiful story for yourself and ... others.

It is time to forget the past and Start a new beginning. Leave behind the demons of the past and look forward to a brand new start in 2016.

As you turn a new leaf in your Book of Life with the advent of New Year, here is wishing you addition of meaningful chapters.

Horizon Publishing Group wish everyone a very Happy New Year 2018 full of Love, Peace in your Heart and in the World and more Humanity.

Good Bye to 2017 … Good morning 2018 …

25/12/2017

Horizon Publishing Group wishes everyone a Very Merry Christmas.
Did you know the origin and meaning of the word “Christmas”?
“The word “Christmas” in fact originates from an old language called “Coptic” and is composed of two words “Christ” and “Mas”, which means the “Birth” of the “Christ”.

Following the invasion of Egypt by Muslims (Arabs) in the seventh century AD, Egyptians (Copts) learned the Arabic language in order to enable them to deal with Arabs and to survive under the hostilities and persecution of the invaders,
Arabs set the Library of Alexandria on fire and the churches that existed in the district of Al-Foustat were burned at the time of Marwan Bin Muhammad. Abdullah Bin Abd Al-Malek Bin Marwan [705-708 AD] who ordered the dismissal of public servants who did not speak or write Arabic. Al-Hakim BiAmr Allah [997-1020 AD] banned using the Coptic language.

Christmas brings family and friends together; it helps us appreciate the love in our lives we can often take for granted. During this season of giving, let us take time to slow down and enjoy the simple things. May this wonderful time of the year touch your heart in a special way.”

May the true meaning of Christmas fill your heart and home with many blessings.

17/12/2017

Horizon Publishing Group is pleased to announce that it has just released the third book of the trilogy of bank robbery/crime/thriller series written by Roger Monk.

Roger was the secretary of a large bank and then became a lecturer in human behaviour at the University of Adelaide, South Australia after obtaining his PhD.

His books are full of intrigue and suspense.

A must read series.

For Christmas and the New Year, HPG is giving 5% discount and free shipping Australia wide.

To be the first to read this excellent book, please order your copy online in inserting the following coupon code:

- 5% discount AND free shipping - Coupon Code: Christmas17

Ordering online can be made from the following link:
https://www.horizonpg.net/product-page/the-bank-teller

Enjoy.

Horizon Publishing Group a place where stories come to life, publishing books and ebooks.

13/11/2017

About the author of "Robert's War" Lewis (Chick) Hutson

Lewis Grant Hutson [Chick] was born on 31 July 1926 in Edinborough, Scotland. He migrated to Australia in 1931 with his family. There, he attended public school at Milla Milla on the Atherton tablelands, and High School in Cairns. After discharge from the Army, he became a qualified Carpenter for some years, before becoming a store man with Government stores in Papua New Guinea.

Retired as a “Superintendent of Stores and Supply”, Lewis returned to Australia in 1954, when he took up an interest in Marine matters, first as a licensed professional fisherman and then as a ships Master in various positions in both commercial and tourist trades. When he retired, Lewis spent many years solo cruising up and down the Queensland coast. Ceased this activity in 2006 and spent many years, writing, editing, rewriting and refining a Novel--- “A Certain Desire”.

Lewis G Hutson. Born 31/7/1926
Enlisted 28/7/1943 (Aged 16 years)
Discharged 28/10/1946 (Aged 19 years).

*****

07/11/2017

Soon to be released

“Robert’s War”

By Lewis [Chick] Hutson

Blurb

“Robert’s War is an autobiographical of a Queensland lad who lied about his age to join the army, to wear the uniform, to attract the girls and to emulate his two older brothers who were on active service ‘somewhere’.

But no sooner had he become the youngest soldier in the Australian Army than he volunteered for anti-malaria experiments being carried out by the Army, and spent considerable time in hospitals and convalescence establishments recovering from bouts of malaria and the results of over-stressing his weakened body showing off his swimming and diving prowess in competitions and in front of (mainly disinterested) girls. He spent much time at home on leave, visiting cinemas and dance halls in search of girls and in trailing an older, wilder brother and finding himself in trouble with the military police.

At last, towards the end of the war, he was finally cleared for service. He tricked the officials into permitting him to join the unit of the other brother (who had been discharged on medical grounds) and was sent up to ‘the islands’ where he saw some active service, especially, while on patrol duty, as an Owen gunner and a forward scout. He lost a boxing match that he should have won and was involved in the withdrawal of the Army back to Australia. He spent quite some time on post-war duty with the Army but was finally discharged, ready for his next adventure.”

18/10/2017

An excellent review of Alan Pierce’s “The Mine of Eternal Spring” due to be released soon:

“This is one of my favourite reads of recent years. A true holiday read, crisp,
warm, funny and atmospheric. Who would have thought a small gold mine in Eastern Victoria Australia could mean so much to a reader and at the very least be put in a position to feel and smell the land, its creeks and dry dusty ranges.

Our recent law graduate Roland, not a brave man, takes some very big personal steps as he does his darndest to live up to the dreams his late Father placed on his shoulders. Roland has inherited his Dad’s gold mine.

From the posh and prosperous suburbs of Melbourne with his lingering youthful love affair Roland heads towards the Strzelecki Range and into the under nourished weatherboard town of Dorville. No blue stone churches here!

This reader could not ask for better company as Roland makes his way to Benders Flat via the Crooked River Road, at every turn turning over in his mind “how do you work a gold mine?” “do I really own a gold mine”? Travelling with Roland’s insecurities is an entertaining place to be and then we meet the mine workers.

Misfits would be too kind a description of this band of miners. Some capable, some trustworthy, some mad, some with secrets lives led before The Mine Of Eternal Spring grabbed them by the short and curlies and filled their heads with dreams of gold.

George, Mirko, Hart and Megan, Jimmy Lee, Scurf and Werewolf dawdle around getting to know this new bloke Roland and what he stands for. With the mines back breaking work, something the misfits occasionally apply themselves to, it is not long before Roland is now Roly, a man who can now drop his shoulders and enjoy his new family.

There is a dependable honesty in this book from Alan B Pierce.
The lived experience of the hard slog of gold mining, the can’t-be-helped anxieties of old and new love affairs, the curious care and respect each worker has for the other, the ongoing belief that gold is not far away now is the glue that keeps the beer flowing once the sun has gone down. It is a joy in getting to know the folk at Benders Flat.

Please put this entertaining work of fiction on your shopping list. A beautifully written tale if ever there was one. Congratulations to Horizon Publishing for taking a punt.

Helen Matthews
Sydney Australia”

A must-read book.

23/09/2017

Soon to be released
The third book in the series of crime/thriller/bank robberies written by the banking expert and excellent author Roger Monk, will soon to be released:

“The Bank Teller”
By Roger Monk

Blurb
“A top bank executive dies suddenly. An accident? A murder?

An inside job? Hundreds of suited suspects in one city office.

Detective Sergeant Brian Shaw is recalled from Yorke Peninsula. From sleepy country town to throbbing city throngs, clashing personalities, old scores to settle, frustrated ambitions, jealousies and something new: female tellers.

And who started the rumour that one of the tellers may be involved?

A hotbed of suspicions from managing director to tea lady.

Why? Who? Yes! It’s not about why, it’s about who.

No way. It’s about why. Then you’ll know who!”

A must read.