Vivid Publishing: 231 books

Captain Sima Yasmeen of British Intelligence, working deep undercover disguised in an Afghan burkha, infiltrates one of Al-Qu’eda cavernous hideouts in Afghanistan in an attempt to find out what terror mastermind Osama bin Laden is plotting just prior to the 9/11 WTC bombing in New York. When she shockingly...

Have you ever had trouble getting to school on time? Terry struggles with this every day and he is tired of running late and missing out. Maybe there are a few reasons why he runs late, but he might find there is just one thing he needs to change if he is ever to get to school before the bell.

How far would you go to protect the ones you love? Life seems dull for Jordan Kennedy. After all he endured just one year ago, the mundane just isn’t enough anymore. However, one afternoon Jordan receives a mobile video message from an unknown sender. He downloads the file to find...

There are three serious, widespread addictions in Western society that account for countless unnecessary and premature deaths. We all have to die sometime; these things just help to ensure our death is sooner rather than later. Tobacco and alcohol are self-explanatory and accepted without question by...

This unique collection of trench art evokes emotion. Each piece was created in turmoil but all are beautiful - intuitive works of art about music, faith, love and honour. 56 pieces are from WWI. All are signed with name and service number. Most are small and tactile, often worn as a fob. Many are made...

Religious history in the Western world has been dominated by the power and doctrinal discipline of the Catholic Church. But, argues Tony Sunderland in his new book, we are not solely products of this tradition, nor of that of its Protestant challengers. Lost in the footnotes of history is the story of...

This book details how, in November 1993, during a holiday in northern Queensland, the author was first told by a witness to a Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger), on Cape York Peninsula. It also details some of the many other Thylacine sightings on mainland Australia and in Tasmania that he has been told...

This book explores and reveals the inspirations behind John William Waterhouse’s works from 1882 until his death in 1917. Hitherto unseen art is revealed: “The Medusa” was just one of his loves. Through a conversation with the author, Nino offers a story that is full of Love and Light to the women of the world.

The old lady's body lay at the foot of the stairs. The police believe it was an accidental fall that killed great-aunt Jane. Young Australian, Belinda Lawrence is convinced it was murder and when she inherits her great-aunt's ancient cottage and garden on the outskirts of Bath, England, she finds...

Each child has a hidden gift and together they will become skilled in magic, a circle of sorcerers. But first they must harness their separate powers and uncover the mystery of their birthright. The eccentric Professor holds secrets too. Through him, they learn the tragic truth of their parents' death...

Alice Gyfford, a young girl, daughter of Woodmyst and the new Kayl'sro of the Agrodien, turns her focus to rectifying the wrongs of those who were in the position of power before her.  With more blood on her hands than even the most seasoned warriors, she prepares herself to protect her homeland,...

From the beautiful pristine rivers and streams of New Zealand to the muddy brown waters of the Amazon, Dave Sharp lived his childhood dream of always wanting to travel. From being a local butcher in Takaka NZ to moving oil rigs across the ice in Canada he lived an intriguing and adventurous life. Held...

Wanderings of a Ten Pound Pom is about an English emigrant to Australia beginning almost 50 years ago in 1966, until his marriage in 1977. The stories revolve around his work as an electrician in this new country and his travels throughout the world during that time. Those travels include visits to...

A REELY LONG WALK Sam wasn’t for walking dogs when he could also sleep in, But the yappers persisted with an almighty din, So with the longest fish pole, They got out for their stroll, As Sammy laid back – and then reeled ‘em in. Let it no longer be maligned as the red-headed stepchild of the snoberati,...