Bøger af Justin D'Ath

It's the holidays and Sam Fox has gone to the high country to stay with his grandparents. While trying to stop cattle rustlers from stealing a stud bull, an injured Sam is isolated in the mountains during a horrific bushfire. To survive, he must rely on his courage; ingenuity, and the help of Chainsaw--a mad old rodeo bull!

Sam Fox is on holidays with his family in Antarctica when their ski plane crashes on the ice. As the unstable iceshelf cracks apart, Sam and his younger brother become separated from the rest of the group. Before long, they're stranded on a wobbly icefloe. Just when it seems things couldn't get any worse, a massive creature emerges from the deep. A creature with huge jaws, and rows and rows of enormous teeth.

Sam Fox is on a caving expedition in the desert when the roof collapses, trapping his brother Nathan beneath tons of rubble. Nathan is in a bad way, and Sam's his only hope. But when he reaches the cave exit, Sam discovers a sea of huge, angry scorpions! And that's just the first deadly obstacle he will have to face if he's to get his brother out alive . . .

Sam Fox is at a youth conference in Africa when the bus takes off without him, leaving him stranded. Within minutes hes attacked by an angry elephant and half-blinded by a spitting cobra. A young Masai tells Sam he needs medical attention fast! But the only way to the hospital is through the Chui Hills. The same hills being terrorized by a ferocious, man-eating leopard...

Following a horrific bus crash in the Rocky Mountains on the way to ascouting jamboree, Sam Fox needs to find help, and fast! With a huge grizzly on his tail and a pack of wolvescircling, can Sam survive for long enough to raise the alarm and save thecrash victims, or will this story come to a grizzly end?

Sam Fox is on holiday atthe Great Barrier Reef when a freak wave appears from nowhere andsweeps him and another boy out into the open sea. As night falls and dangerouspredators start moving in, can Sam and Michi find a means to survive? Or willthey end up as shark bait?