Hamilton Hill

Biography

Independent West Australian writer, philanthropist and fundraiser for good causes.

An ardent traveller I've visited over 453 cities in 51 countries and lived in 17 of these cities albeit in 5 different countries.

I specialize in writing novels set in the places that I've been and about the things that I've seen. All of my writing, including The Roads Of Luhonono is fiction based on fact.

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Videos

BOOK 1: LEGEND OF THE EAST ROAD
BOOK TRAILER

Series

The Roads of Luhonono
The Roads of Luhonono Series describes the events needed to restore the delicate balance between life and the afterlife. Each of the five books in the series recounts the adventures of three teenagers Magdalene, Gimbo, and Peter and their struggle to bring an animal legend (One for each road in Luhonono) to the crossroad. Their quest pits them against the ever-present evil of the powerful witchdoctor, Moja and requires face-to-face conflict with him or his conjured demons.

Books

The Roads Of Luhonono: Legend of the East Road
Series: The Roads of Luhonono. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 55,420. Language: English. Published: October 1, 2015 . Categories: Fiction » Children’s books » Paranormal, Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal
Three pre-teen adventurers discover a place of ancient dreaming, ritual and lurking evil. To save the village Magdalene, Peter and Gimbo must search for animal legends to help them overthrow the evil witchdoctor by killing his conjured demons.

Smashwords book reviews by Hamilton Hill

  • Smashwords Book Marketing Guide on Jan. 03, 2013

    A bit repetitive but overall good and useful advice!
  • Thirty Minutes on Jan. 05, 2013

    I start off with this codicil; I do not like any stories written in the first person. In fact I abhor them, to the point where I normally shelve the book before I complete the first sentence. I purchased Thirty Minutes based on the cover description while sitting at the airport lounge. I read the first page on the plane and with no shelf available; I added a four letter word to the first sentence, that I’m sure the author would not have put there, and to my own amazement continued reading. Not just the first paragraph, but the entire story. I won’t say it was gripping, or the greatest story I have ever read but it was well written, believable and above all entertaining. To summarise, a good read! So what more could any reader want? As for my star rating, here’s the thing; I rate ‘O’ as being absolute rubbish and ‘5’ as being literary genus, based on that scale this story rates 2.5. – I give it a 3 only because the system does not allow half points.