Roger is a long time member of the Copper Triangle Writer’s Group, and group president for many years. Below is a small sample of Roger’s body of work, copies of which are still available.
OUTCAST by Roger Norris-Green is about Moonta in the 1870s.
Historical Romance set in the old mining days.
A Primitive Methodist minister comes out from England and falls in love with an beautiful Indigenous woman.
Their love scandalises some people in the church and the town, especially the narrow minded ones.
Can their love survive?
Available for $20 post paid. Rogers Books, Box 100, Moonta 5558
SEAGULLS by Roger Norris-Green is about Wallaroo in the 1870s.
The hero is a ship owner who sails his ketch from Wallaroo to Port Adelaide
and the heroine is an attractive young woman who comes out from England to join her
husband in Australia—only to find he’s dead and she’s all alone in a strange new land.
In this story we meet a shady would be politician and some rather naughty ladies who parade their wares on the Wallaroo jetty.
Available for $20 post paid. Rogers Books, Box 100, Moonta 5558
SECRETS by Roger Norris-Green is his latest novel set in the recession of 1880.
The hero is a crusading, outspoken Kadina newspaperman and the heroine is a woman who
survived a shipwreck and is washed ashore at Cape Elizabeth where she is found unconscious on the beach.
She’s beautiful but mysterious and has a dangerous past.
But she’s not the only one hiding secrets…
Available for $20 post paid. Rogers Books, Box 100, Moonta 5558
Copper Triangle Writers' Group 
Outcast was a fantastic read, thanks Roger! Any chance of a sequel?
Posted by David Rowe | March 28, 2013, 9:56 pmHi David, Seagulls is a sequel, a story of early Wallaroo. Available from Box 100 Moonta 5558.
Posted by Roger Norris-Green | June 13, 2015, 8:01 amJust loved being immersed in the culture of the Copper Triangle after a recent visit there and read ‘Outcast’ which made what I learned about copper mining and early Cornish culture come more alive. Now I am wanting to purchase Seagulls and Secrets. Can you reply with how I can do that?
Posted by Julie Scully | January 31, 2015, 12:35 pmHi Julie, Just checking the Writers’ old WordPress site and saw your post.
Did you get Seagulls and Secrets?
If not, my email is moontabaywriter@southernphone.com.au
Posted by Roger Norris-Green | June 20, 2016, 9:01 pm