For immediate release: Readers’ Favorite recognizes “Tusker” by Christopher Hepworth in its annual international book award contest, currently available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09WHHQ2TB. The Readers’ Favorite International Book Award Contest featured thousands of contestants from over a dozen countries, ranging from new independent authors to NYT best-sellers and celebrities. Readers’ Favorite is one of the largest book review … Continue reading PRESS RELEASE: Readers’ Favorite recognizes “Tusker” by Christopher Hepworth in its annual international book award contest.
Readers’ Favorite Review of Tusker
~ Reviewed by Tom Gauthier for Readers’ Favorite Tusker is a stimulating journey through exotic places with equally exotic characters leading the way. Protagonist Sam Jardine carries the mantle of an amalgam of Cotton Malone, James Bond, and Scot Harvath to new and intriguing levels as he confronts antagonists who define the term “depths of … Continue reading Readers’ Favorite Review of Tusker
New Release: Tusker – Sam Jardine Crime Conspiracy Thrillers Book 4
NEW RELEASE Tusker: An International Crime & African Adventure Thriller A deathbed confession. A neo-Nazi cult in Southern Africa. And a fight to save the last of the great elephants. In 1908 teenager Hélène Sondheim witnesses the first genocide of the twentieth century in German South West Africa – an event that foreshadows the Nazi … Continue reading New Release: Tusker – Sam Jardine Crime Conspiracy Thrillers Book 4
Tusker: An International Crime & African Adventure Thriller A deathbed confession. A neo-Nazi cult in Southern Africa. And a fight to save the last of the great elephants. In 1908 teenager Hélène Sondheim witnesses the first genocide of the twentieth century in German South West Africa – an event that foreshadows the Nazi holocaust. As … Continue reading Tusker Pre-order Giveaway
[Newsletter] Drought, Fire, Floods and Corona virus in New South Wales
One of the most evocative references conjured up in the bible is the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. The horsemen are mentioned in the Book of Revelations and historians have been trying to make sense of this obscure and extravagant imagery ever since. It may not quite have been the end of the world in … Continue reading [Newsletter] Drought, Fire, Floods and Corona virus in New South Wales
Everything you do in your life cascades outwards and impacts those around you. Your presence in a room can radiate joy or it can generate unease. Your smile can make someone’s day while a gentle touch of their elbow can give them the strength they need to face their private battles. An encouraging word may … Continue reading You can be an EQ Genius
As a starry eyed twenty five year old, I had the pleasure of working in the world’s first modern industrialized factory, the Soho Foundry in the West Midlands of England. It was created in 1795 by James Watt (after whom the unit of power, the watt was named) to build his revolutionary steam engines. When … Continue reading Managing Millennials
The golden era of philosophy is dead. The wise words of Aristotle, Socrates and Plato no longer resonate with our twenty first century consumerist society. Whether you are from the school of Confucianism, Existentialism, Empiricism or Stoicism, or whether you believe that ‘I think therefore I am’ (Descartes), philosophy is no longer getting the credit … Continue reading The Hepworth Philosophy
In honour of the world’s coal workers past and present
‘In the whole British Empire there is no occupation in which a man may meet his end in so many ways as this one. The coal mine is the scene of a multitude of the most terrifying calamities…’ Friedrich Engels (1844) My family worked in the Yorkshire coal mines for over a hundred years. Thankfully … Continue reading In honour of the world’s coal workers past and present
The books that made me who I am
Never underestimate the power of a good book. It could take you to far away places where you are fighting monsters, Vikings or mafia bosses. You could fall in love with an exotic, beautiful, insanely rich character who loves you back despite your bad habits and expanding midriff. You could travel back in time to … Continue reading The books that made me who I am
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