Digging Deeper (Paperback or Softback)

Sam strives for acceptance at a diamond mine but the rebels have other ideas

It’s 1998 and geologist Sam Harris is so desperate for money, she takes a job in a tinpot mining company working in war-torn Tamazia. The rebel ceasefire is holding, but only just, and she is horrified to be shipped out from the capital to a remote camp.

Working in Gemsite was never going to be easy with its culture of misogyny and corruption, but the project is full of landmines, both real and metaphorical. Her boss, the notorious Adrian Black, is engaged in a game of cat and mouse with the government over taxation, and her colleagues are trying to force her out.

After Sam makes a breakthrough at work, she hopes to finally get accepted by her peers. But when the situation takes a sudden turn for the worse, her lack of allies puts her in mortal danger.

Can she survive the consequences, or will she succumb to her fate?

Digging Deeper is the sixth book in the riveting Sam Harris Adventure series. If you like Indiana Jones, you'll love this exciting adventure with realistic storylines, set in an exotic location before modern technology.

Buy Digging Deeper and experience the tension for yourself

The author has spent 30 years working as an exploration  geologist managing remote sites and doing due diligence of projects in more  than thirty countries. During this time, she has been collecting tall tales and  real-life experiences which inspired her to write the Sam Harris Series  chronicling the adventures of a female geologist as a pioneer in an almost  exclusively male world.
PJ has worked in various countries in South America and  Africa in remote, strange and often dangerous places and loved every minute of  it despite encountering her fair share of misogyny and other perils. She is now  writing these fact-based adventure books from the relative safety of London but  still travels all over the world collecting data for her writing.
The Sam Harris Series is perfect for lovers of classic adventure,  and has a unique viewpoint provided by Sam, a female interloper in a male  world, as she struggles with alien cultures and failed relationships. The  author is working on the seventh and last book of the series, Concrete Jungle,  which will be published in Q4 of 2019.
The author is also researching two other new books, one of which, Rebel  Green, is based on her childhood in Ireland