Rod Fisher: 6 books

This is the story of Miguel Santos, the alter ego of Gil Blas. He was not Casanova nor Don Juan but his many adventures with swindlers and bandits, and the many romantic entanglements of the hero should not be forgotten and shelf-bound by the archaic idiom of the Enlightenment Period. His story shocked...

The Brotherhood of Water Rats left a legacy of petty piracy and hi-jinx on the Blue Bay River in the summer of 1942. Were they delinquents or miscreants?

The Hag of Calix is in the same genre as the pulp fiction that appeared in "Astounding Stories" and other magazines of the mid 20th Century. It traces the adventures of Felic as he fights to recoup his fortune after the loss of his pirate ship and crew. He agrees to take on a mission for...

When Count Alvaro is kidnapped and held for ransom, a sequence of unpredictable events unfold. The beautiful Contessa d'Forte finds she's in an unpredictable whirl of happenstance while in the pursuit to repossess two toy bears containing incriminating reports of her espionage. Caught in the intrigue...

After being brutally wounded and left for dead, Felic m'Lans is nursed back to health by the blinded Queen Gwenay. He is consumed with the need to avenge the loss of his lover, Chessa, a captive of the savage Gamollian reavers. This task will place him face-to-face with certain death as he searches...

Has anyone ever heard of Colin Munro, let alone 'Fern Vale'? Yet this was the first Queensland novel, published in London in 1862. The author, of Scottish origin, was a young mercantile clerk who, after five years in Brisbane, returned to London to seek a wife and write a book. He returned to Brisbane...