Black Coffee

The rise to international power of a fictional Australian entrepreneur (Philip Cromwell). From one Sydney tabloid he builds a world empire, becoming the nation's most powerful media mogul and fêted by heads of state.

In every life there is a river that divides one generation from the next. A river of time that separates the people we were from the people we become. For Ben Ford and his daughter Kathleen, the river of history is about to change course.

The staff of a GP's surgery in the Manchester suburb of Castlehulme deal with their patients' medical problems as well as their own personal problems.

One day, Bo just vanishes from the face of the earth. Her twin brother, boxer Noah, seems to be the only one who even remembers that she ever existed. How is this possible? How is it that he cannot find even a single photo with Bo in it? Noah is determined to get to the bottom of this. When it turns out that the key to the mystery surrounding Bo is linked to the theatre owned by the elitist Vincke family, Noah has to become a member of their choir 'The 12'. For Noah's down-to-earth boxing family, this is the last place they'd go. The two families hate each other. However, Noah discovers that they might be more alike than he thought and he finds unlikely allies to get to the heart of the dark mystery of Bo's disappearance.

Phing is a chubby, beautiful and good-hearted young woman who was killed when Foei and Nisa planned to get Foei to seduce and marry Phing in order to take her fortune.