The Five Mile Press imprint: 11 books

In 1970, Helen Cummings married Dr. Stuart Wynter. This was the beginning of a hellish existence of spiralling abuse. Helen escaped, but Dr. Wynter remarried and his new family could not.

More true crime cases that are the most evil of the evil, where the perpetrators have been sent to prison without the possibility of parole – ‘never to be released’.

Australia's chamber of horrors, featuring Sydney's notorious fiend, 'The Mutilator" and four other bizarre, signature serial killers.

The best laid plans of even the most devious killer go astray when the body turns up. This updated bestseller includes 20 stories.

Shadow of the Thylacine is the haunting story of Col Bailey’s relentless search for the Tasmanian tiger. His extensive journey commenced unexpectedly in 1967 when he sighted a Tasmanian tiger along the shores of the Coorong in South Australia. Then, in 1993, a chance encounter...

Wealthy Melbourne businessman Chris Soteriou had a life to die for. Handsome, filthy rich and highly driven, the successful entrepreneur’s lavish lifestyle of fast cars, designer clothes and luxury holidays was topped only by his perfect family – including a beautiful, sexy wife who swore...

From a horse that took a triple hat-trick, to captains who tossed over the telephone, and an umpire who went missing in mid-over for a wee, Favourite Cricket Yarns is a compelling smorgasboard of tall and mostly true stories, from Australian cricket’s master storyteller Ken Piesse, who began a 50-year...

This collection of stories explores murders committed in the very places meant to be safe havens – hospitals, doctor surgeries and people's own living rooms. The doctors, nurses and other health professionals featured in this book are serial killers who roamed their place of work. For...

From batting masters Bradman & Ponsford and Hobbs & Sutcliffe through to modern icons Warne & McGrath, cricket has been blessed to have so many outstanding combinations. In best-selling author Ken Piesse's latest cricket book, Dynamic Duos: Cricket's Finest Pairs and Partnerships...

Tells the horrifying story, through fact and fiction, of the gay-hate gangs that were responsible for the bashings, murder and disappearance of gay men in Sydney in the late 1980s.

Drugs, wealth, partying - murder. These were the bad habits that brought down the 1970s international heroin empire, the Organisation. Martin Johnstone was murdered under orders of Terry Clark and this is the subsequent account.