A.C. Smith

In his early-twenties, A.C. (Tony) Smith made voyages as a ship's engineer between South-East Asia and the west coast of the United States and Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
A thirst to learn as much as he could about life and a fascination for politics saw him complete a law degree. Legal practice as a barrister extended over the next thirty years.
In between, he managed to fit in a stint as an MP, co-publish a fortnightly news/magazine and indulge a love of amateur theatre.
Since retiring from the Bar, he began writing in earnest. This is the sequel to his first novel, Deeply With the Sun In Our Eyes.

Books by A.C. Smith

The English Colonel's Wives

Nothing is as it seems among passengers on the New Zealand Star. Colonel Newton's impotency resides in another when portraying to enigmatic widow, Nancyng Jenkins, his role as emissary to a dying woman... Read more about The English Colonel's Wives