A Shadow Walking

£10.99

He probably saw me as an immature, outspoken and thoroughly irritating iconoclast. I certainly hoped he did, at least - I worked hard at that....

Meet Alison Weston - outspoken and passionate, a popular and successful English teacher who loves her job and hates Government interference in education. But her confident world is about to be shattered by events beyond her worst nightmares. [Continued]

Into the Light

£9.99

"Did I kill him or didn't I?"

"Well technically I suppose you did...."

Aliston Weston has survived the terrible events of five years ago, but only just. Now suddenly she finds she has four new men in her life.. Will she be able to help the one who needs her?

Can she love the one who wants her? [Continued]

A B D Ga Alphabet Ga Niŋmaa Okadii [Ga Nee-ngmar Oh-kah-dee]

£6.99

An introduction to the Ga Alphabet that encourages vocabulary building and language learning

- Contains notes and advice for parents and guardians to help with teaching the language to their children

- Accompanying audio helps with reading and pronunciation

- Includes interactive activities to develop speaking and listening skills in Ga

- Audio available to download online from website

Thrive Allergy Free

£9.99

Uche’s daughter, Chimamanda, was diagnosed with cow’s milk protein allergy. In this book, Uche shares her family’s journey through their daughter’s food allergies the winding path to a diagnosis the struggles to manage the consequences the impact on their relationships and the unexpected opportunities and the successes. As a scientist who spent her PhD years studying inflammation, the underlying mechanism that drives allergies, she has applied her research skills to gather the most salient and useful information for families of children with allergies. 

Crookback

£8.99

Writing to please his patron, Elizabeth I, and relying on sources which supported the Tudor portrayal of Richard III as a usurper of the throne and tyrannical mass murderer, Shakespeare crafted one of the most monstrous villains of literature - a fictional character that came to supplant the Richard of history. But how different might be Shakespeare's 'Tragedy of Richard III' were he writing it today, free from political constraints and with access to all the historical information we now have available? That is the question 'Crookback' sets out to answer, and, in doing so, this rewriting of the original play offers audiences a more complex protagonist, neither saint nor devil, whose actions are a reaction to the turbulent times in which he lives.

Crookback

£8.99

Writing to please his patron, Elizabeth I, and relying on sources which supported the Tudor portrayal of Richard III as a usurper of the throne and tyrannical mass murderer, Shakespeare crafted one of the most monstrous villains of literature - a fictional character that came to supplant the Richard of history. But how different might be Shakespeare's 'Tragedy of Richard III' were he writing it today, free from political constraints and with access to all the historical information we now have available? That is the question 'Crookback' sets out to answer, and, in doing so, this rewriting of the original play offers audiences a more complex protagonist, neither saint nor devil, whose actions are a reaction to the turbulent times in which he lives.

Out of Coventry

£12.99

June 1. 941Helen was born in Ellen Badge Hospital in hipton– on-Stour and only few days later she travelled with her mother to Coventry to face the height of the Blitz. She lived there with her parents until 1945, when a horrifying incident took place in their cockroach infested bedsit. As a result of this, at the age of four, she went to live with her grandmother in Lancashire. Helen quickly adapted to her new life with her grandmother who did her utmost to make her feel secure and at peace. The subsequent roller-coaster journey keeps the reader wanting to find out what happened to Helen next. 

BACKSTAGE WITH PAVAROTTI AND OTHER EGOS

£14.99

Luciano Pavarotti was one of the best-loved international personalities of the 20th century. A singer who broke free of opera houses to perform before massive audiences in huge arenas around the world, becoming in the process the richest opera singer in history.

My Mountain Stream

£9.99

Mary has climbed many mountains to create a collection of poems touching on her extensive varied interests. The first chapter Reflections are thoughts, that are sad or uplifting that herself and others have experienced through time. Nature’s Palette is a colourful panorama of the country side whether in Buckinghamshire or further afield. Ultraminus got its inspiration from a Rotary Caravan Rally to Wales and John Runcies book “The Colour of Heaven” As did The Lilies of the Field from the Bible but flowers from the Dales. 

Letters from Nigeria

£15.99

When Nigeria became Independent in 1960, Secondary schools for girls were started in rural areas to educate girls and graduate teachers were recruited from around the world.  Elizabeth joined CMS as a qualified teacher and went to teach at St Monica's Grammar School in Ondo, Western Region, Nigeria from 1965 to 1970.  These letters written to her parents back in the UK provide an interesting account of her life and work in West Africa including comments on Nigeria's political events at that time.

Letters from Nigeria: Volume 3

£17.99

After spending a year in Plymouth studying Teaching English as a Second Language Elizabeth returned to Vining Centre in Akure in 1981 where she was no longer the Women’s Warden but taught English and later Homiletics to the men students who were training to become priests in the Church of Nigeria. These letters tell of Elizabeth’s many different experiences in the college while looking after those who were sick and needed to go to the local hospital to give birth or get treatment for snake bites or Tuberculosis. 

Janay's Wishes

£9.99

Sometimes you have to let go of what others may think and close your eyes and make a wish. Janay is the little girl with big dreams and no one is going to get in her way! This is just the start of Janays adventures where she discover that the world is full of endless possibilities…

The Merchant from Sepharad

£11.99

Embroiled in the tumult of the twelfth century’s commercial revolution, Joshua ben Elazar, the scion of an illustrious trading dynasty, is torn between the dictates of his faith and his quest for wealth and love. The merchant from Sepharad, the third book in the series beginning with The Sugar Merchant, is a tale of religious persecution and deadly conflict. Joshua’s first commercial venture in Muslim-ruled Portugal ends in disaster when he is cheated by corrupt officials.

Church History

£7.99

You don’t have to be a churchgoer to appreciate this book. Mr Rudd will guide you quickly through England’s often changing religious history and tell you how this imposing church evolved and adapted itself over the centuries leaving clues still to be seen today. Brilliantly written; it is a pleasure to read. (Nick Tracken) 

"We Go Camping!"

£9.99

“We go camping!”, is not your typical camping holiday! Divorcee John is about to ‘lose’ his daughter when she announces she is going to live abroad with her mother. Morris, Eddie and Gary three unreliable mates, want to help John find alternative focus, and they decide a camping holiday is the perfect tonic. Theoretically, camping should be relatively easy to organise and execute, but four grown men demonstrate reality is something quite different. 

Digging Deep

£12.99

Wednesday 8:36pm. A man lies brutally stabbed to death in a deserted Birmingham car park. Chief Inspector Gavin Ross surveys the scene: Is he the victim of a botched carjacking — simply in the wrong place at the wrong time? Or is it a targeted murder? Detective Inspector Angie Reeves has been granted a trial period with the murder team to see if she’s fit to return to active duty. The flashbacks have stopped, but she knows emotional triggers lie in wait. Evidence begins to mount but then Ross’s team are mysteriously pulled off the investigation. Emotions run high. And Angie cannot let it go. Because the murdered man is Walter Price — her old headteacher and the man who once saved her father’s life. 

Not Just Any Woman

£7.99

What should a woman have done, when she had to make a choice of losing her sanity and her children, or losing the man who echoed disgrace on herself? She chose the former and articulated her broken soul into letters for her daughter; the letters evolved into a flow of poems and revealed her strength. Many told her that it was impossible, but she was indifferent to the voices around her. She only listened to her heart, and kept moving ahead. This latest collection of poems, comes with a promise that No Woman is weak. She’ll always find a way. 

The Encyclopaedic Bilingual Cross- Reference Dictionary of the Quran

£29.99

The Encyclopaedic Cross-reference Dictionary of the Quran: Arabic -Arabic -English. A First Bilingual Quranic Dictionary Mixing the Traditional Arabic Root System and the Non-Arabic Alphabetical Order and Attaching Derivatives to their Lexical Entries.

The Turbulent Past of a Little Piece of Paradise: A History Of The Charente-Maritime

£17.99

A history of the Charente Maritime. Given the region’s fortuitously benign geographic location in S W France which even made it a relatively bearable place in which to live out the last glacial period, it is hardly surprising that modern man and his predecessors have found it so congenial and worth fighting over And this goes a long way to explaining the peculiar richness of its history Evidence for this abounds, whether it be castles, churches, or even casinos, and this book aims to help the reader discover it for themselves

The Turbulent Past of a Little Piece of Paradise: A History Of The Charente-Maritime

£24.99

A history of the Charente Maritime. Given the region’s fortuitously benign geographic location in S W France which even made it a relatively bearable place in which to live out the last glacial period, it is hardly surprising that modern man and his predecessors have found it so congenial and worth fighting over And this goes a long way to explaining the peculiar richness of its history Evidence for this abounds, whether it be castles, churches, or even casinos, and this book aims to help the reader discover it for themselves 

My Beloved Mother Maria

£7.99

To My beloved Mother Maria who is always in my heart. I felt you loved and I loved you, Maria’s love was endless, she looked after me when I was sick, bathed and changed my diapers when I was soiled, cleaned and made sure I was breast fed. I assume at times you had sleepless nights, where I was wet . I love you till today you were my mother and I was your daughter. MAMA

Where is Justice for Blessed?

£7.99

Working in a Forensic setting and as only women unit was not easy I met with a lot of challenges, of which some I did not know how to handle them at that particular time. But I am grateful to my lord as I have all my body limbs and I can communicate with people. I have managed to meet up with all the challenges that I have been put through. I have learned from my mistakes and honour those, and some took them as a lesson to move forward .I taught my self refuse to remain on the ground. I have all my limbs and my body can function we all have challenges in life some a huge and sometimes it can be family but its how one can deal with them but with mine I channelled those in appositive way. 

The Family Puzzle

£9.99

Are you curious? Do you love to learn? Well Ben and Belle are just like you! But they need a little help to understand how some families come together. Luckily, their wish is heard by two special Family Fairies who can make everything become clear. Join them on their voyage of discovery to see how all the puzzle pieces fit together. This second book from Rosemary Lucas continues to use the power of storytelling and rhyme to explain how families come together through adoption. It not only covers key stages of the process, but gently introduces some reasons why children are adopted. It inclusively covers different family make ups and welcomes a wider audience, not just adoptive families. The Family Puzzle is a book for all bookshelves.

Roly's Rules

£12.99

“Roly’s Rules” is the story of one man finding his purpose in life. The events that got him there and the people that affected his change. Roly’s story begins when he unintentionally becomes the hero of this story. The story weaves all these characters together with Roly being the common tie. His dream is to create a purpose to help others who have fallen to hard times. Fulfilling this dream is not easy for Roly with many complications on the way.

Roly's Rules

£18.99

“Roly’s Rules” is the story of one man finding his purpose in life. The events that got him there and the people that affected his change. Roly’s story begins when he unintentionally becomes the hero of this story. The story weaves all these characters together with Roly being the common tie. His dream is to create a purpose to help others who have fallen to hard times. Fulfilling this dream is not easy for Roly with many complications on the way.

The Purity Pledge

£13.99

HIDDEN PASTS. FAMILY SECRETS. BROKEN PROMISES. Molly is a straight-A student. Jason is a talented basketball player. Lauren is a virtuous preacher’s daughter. It’s 2007 in Hanwell, Ohio, and the only thing they seem to have in common is taking part in a purity pledge. But everyone is hiding something. Now, as Hanwell High hosts a ten-year reunion, someone is determined to reveal the secrets that bind them irrevocably together... IS HONESTY REALLY THE BEST POLICY?

Tee Time Tales: 'Inside the Ropes' at The Open

£19.99

Join me on my humorous journey through the world of golf at its highest level. From the early days of simply recording the number of strokes taken at each hole, fans now want to see exactly what club is used, exactly where the ball is lying for each shot and how far the ball travels – both off and on the green!”

Survival: Part 2

£18.99

At Muir farm on the Connemara coast, life was a real challenge for Aoifa and Padraig. Their daughter Niamh had vanished into thin air. Once upon a time, their lives had been so simple… As their journey unravels, will it be weakness or strength which drives this extraordinary family and will it be truth or fantasy which wins through in the end?

The Adventures Of The Young Time Travellers And The Golden Dragon

£11.99

In the city, lives are in fear of the past when a black book gets handed to the police by the old-time traveller. I found it in the city library where the book had been hidden from prying eyes, I visited last year. It was the first time I walked into the cathedral, where I had found a dark secret which waited for me. I learn more than I wish to bargain as a cold shiver washes over me. I have no choice but to aid the dragons in a war that could bring peace to their kingdom. This may lead us to the Golden Dragon; I remember seeing the statue visiting the Dragon’s Boneyard. In the dark, there is light in the light, there’s dark; when we see beyond the darkness, a single light will shine through.

The Adventures Of The Young Time Travellers And The Golden Dragon

£16.99

In the city, lives are in fear of the past when a black book gets handed to the police by the old-time traveller. I found it in the city library where the book had been hidden from prying eyes, I visited last year. It was the first time I walked into the cathedral, where I had found a dark secret which waited for me. I learn more than I wish to bargain as a cold shiver washes over me. I have no choice but to aid the dragons in a war that could bring peace to their kingdom. This may lead us to the Golden Dragon; I remember seeing the statue visiting the Dragon’s Boneyard. In the dark, there is light in the light, there’s dark; when we see beyond the darkness, a single light will shine through.

Gran Sasso

£11.99

In July 1943, Mussolini is deposed by more moderate Italian Fascists and taken to a secret location. A weak government under Italy’s king wants to make peace with the Allies. On the surface, the Allies should be celebrating. But in London, Winston Churchill is troubled. With Mussolini gone, there is nothing to stop Italy’s Communists forming a Bolshevik government in the north. From there, they’re one move away from joining up with French Communists in southern France and Tito’s Communists in Yugoslavia. If Stalin joins them, suddenly the Communists will control the whole of Southern Europe. It’s an unbeatable nightmare scenario. The stakes could not be higher. 

Breakable

£10.99

“I find people fascinating: not their environment so much, but how they navigate it. How and why they choose the coping strategies they need to cope with life’s burdens and how different their individual capacity is for work, exercise and stress. How people manage, or don’t manage, to override their mind and body’s needs through sheer force of will, and how their minds and bodies respond when this ability is lost.” This memoir records her first-hand experience as a physio, mum, city resident and small business owner as she witnessed her worst fears become reality.

Breakable

£21.99

“I find people fascinating: not their environment so much, but how they navigate it. How and why they choose the coping strategies they need to cope with life’s burdens and how different their individual capacity is for work, exercise and stress. How people manage, or don’t manage, to override their mind and body’s needs through sheer force of will, and how their minds and bodies respond when this ability is lost.” This memoir records her first-hand experience as a physio, mum, city resident and small business owner as she witnessed her worst fears become reality.

Lots to Talk About

£8.99

Clive Emson is a prolific auctioneer and raconteur with a wealth of humorous stories and anecdotes from his 50 years on the rostrum. He was one of initial three auctioneers to feature in the first edition of Homes under the Hammer since when over one thousand episodes have been broadcast. Awarded an MBE in the Queen's 2019 Birthday Honours list for his work with vulnerable children in Kent, Clive recounts both humorous and heart jerking scenarios while mentoring young people over the past two decades, including being asked to leave McDonalds and confrontations with social services which bring laughter and sadness in equal measures.

Lots to Talk About

£14.99

Clive Emson is a prolific auctioneer and raconteur with a wealth of humorous stories and anecdotes from his 50 years on the rostrum. He was one of initial three auctioneers to feature in the first edition of Homes under the Hammer since when over one thousand episodes have been broadcast. Awarded an MBE in the Queen's 2019 Birthday Honours list for his work with vulnerable children in Kent, Clive recounts both humorous and heart jerking scenarios while mentoring young people over the past two decades, including being asked to leave McDonalds and confrontations with social services which bring laughter and sadness in equal measures.

My Beloved Mother Maria

£13.99

To My beloved Mother Maria who is always in my heart. I felt you loved and I loved you, Maria’s love was endless, she looked after me when I wassick, bathed and changed my diapers when I was soiled, cleaned and made sure I was breast fed. I assume at times you had sleepless nights, where I was wet . I love you till today you were my mother and I was your daughter. MAMA

Where is Justice for Blessed?

£13.99

Working in a Forensic setting and as only women unit was not easy I met with a lot of challenges, of which some I did not know how to handle them at that particular time. But I am grateful to my lord as I have all my body limbs and I can communicate with people. I have managed to meet up with all the challenges that I have been put through. I have learned from my mistakes and honour those, and some took them as a lesson to move forward.

Harry Heal the Friendly Footballer

£9.99

Harry Heal is Sport Town’s best footballer, healing everyone with his football skills, KINDNESS and FRIENDSHIP. When an ANXIOUS and SHY Jesse Proudfoot joins their school, Harry takes him on a journey of self-discovery, learning from different teams, players and cultures across the world. A heart-warming story about the benefits of EMPATHY, MINDFULNESS and COLLABORATION. And some geography thrown in to boot.

Mastering Sales Leadership

£13.99

Mastering Sales Leadership shows how to build a strong sales culture and increase sales productivity through effective leadership and management strategies. Many sales management books deal with the sales process, some address the management role. Few address the impact of company culture on sales productivity. Some books focus on the new business process and some address key account management. Mastering Sales Leadership deals with it all! Written for the senior sales leadership in Business-to-Business companies, Mastering Sales Leadership: is a must-read for organisations needing to grow and stay growing.

Becoming a Tree

£11.99

Twenty-five years after Anna’s unexplained disappearance from his life, William, a middle-aged Englishman living in Italy, runs into her perfect look-alike, Karen. Quizzed, the young South African denies any knowledge of Anna, even though she is living in her former flat. The chance meeting sets off an investigation that takes William back into a troubled past and a series of jealously guarded family secrets. As the unspeakable truth begins to emerge, it becomes clear that everyone who has been harmed and has struggled to survive must undergo a radical transformation. A novel about the haunting of the present by the past, Becoming a Tree explores the prisons this creates and the different ways people find to break free of them.

Becoming a Tree

£19.99

Twenty-five years after Anna’s unexplained disappearance from his life, William, a middle-aged Englishman living in Italy, runs into her perfect look-alike, Karen. Quizzed, the young South African denies any knowledge of Anna, even though she is living in her former flat. The chance meeting sets off an investigation that takes William back into a troubled past and a series of jealously guarded family secrets. As the unspeakable truth begins to emerge, it becomes clear that everyone who has been harmed and has struggled to survive must undergo a radical transformation. A novel about the haunting of the present by the past, Becoming a Tree explores the prisons this creates and the different ways people find to break free of them.

Many Places to Save One Life

£7.99

My name is Liam and I am an alcoholic. Hard words to say, it took me a long long time. This book is about my journey from a small Lanarkshire village to the many places that drink and drugs took me to, all over the UK and abroad. It has violence, crime court cases, fires, and much more. There’s also some nice stuff though; kindness, love, charity, and some success. Approaching 13 years sober, I wanted to do this as a thank you to the people who supported me and never gave up on me getting sober. 

Lunardium

£12.99

PollyAnna Perkins lives in the small seaside town of Coatham Sands along with her mum and gramps. The only thing missing in Polly’s life is her dad who disappeared before she was born. Whilst seeking shelter from a storm on her way home from school, Polly is tempted into a funfair where she is persuaded to try out a virtual reality game and is sucked into a vortex. After being unceremoniously dumped onto the dark side of the moon, Polly meets a disgruntled young boy called Nunkie along with his cheeky agogwe companion, Pendek. They team up with Uncle Tibus and the Archivist to begin an epic adventure.

The Sky is the Limit

£7.99

There is a moon that shines above me, it always give me hope and peace, what ever challenges I face in life “Our life is a constant journey, from birth to death. The landscape changes, the people change, our needs change, but the train keeps moving. Life is the train, not the station. And what you’re doing now isn’t traveling, it’s just changing countries, which is completely different” Paulo Coelho quotes

Synchronicity

£10.99

As the darkness of the night faded and the first rays of morning light spilled onto the city, the heat was already promising to make this day more uncomfortable than it needed to be. It had been a long and hot summer, but everything had been leading to this moment. In less than twenty four hours this would be over and the present will become the past. It was all supposed to be so simple. August, 2051, and the restructuring of London had almost reached its intended conclusion. The gentrification that had begun long ago had succeeded, but it had always been at face value. What had happened to those who had fallen between the cracks and been pushed down on until their very existence was deniable? Zero tolerance in these dark once-colourful days. Keep your head down, serve up whatever they were asking for, get out of the game and count your money, right? Even the wildest conspiracy can carry echoes of the truth within. Whether this is fact or fiction, true reality or complex illusion, is for you to decide and you alone. Be careful, for one day we may all become outlaws.

The Returnee

£14.99

Ian has returned. But from where? Everyone thinks he is mentally disturbed because he is claiming to be the grown-up Ian Forman, who everyone knows drowned when he was just a 12-year-old child. Even his wife Mary of over 40 years says she doesn’t know him and although she’s married to someone else, he still craves to be with her and she is enjoying the attention. His ‘situation’ is eventually explained when he establishes that he hasn’t returned from the dead. No, he has returned from a parallel universe. Ian learns that he has enemies who wish him serious harm, not least Mary’s violent extremely disturbed son Jonjo but also a sinister group of religious fanatics who are convinced he is a resurrected monster, now possessed by a demon. Fortunately, he also has some influential friends. Can Ian evade his determined enemies and persuade Mary to put her trust in him?

Walter's Odyssey: The Long Walk

£12.99

It’s a moving tale that opens as Walter shares his life story with Joe, a compassionate social worker attempting to persuade him to go into care. The poignant narrative is set within the confines of a typical mill-town house in the bustling town of Huddersfield. Walter’s life takes a dramatic turn when his father decides to send him to work alongside Troy, a robust horse that tows barges for a living. The duo creates memories that linger in Walter’s heart. The story captures the essence of a bygone era, painting a vivid picture of life in a mill town during the early 20th century. The looming spectre of World War One alters the course of Walter’s life thrusting him into the mud and fear of the trenches. The narrative skilfully captures the complexities of war and Walter’s resilience amid the chaos. Walter’s wishes to find his family add a poignant layer to the narrative. The quest for family becomes a driving force in his odyssey.

An Orchid in Winter and it's sequel A Rose in Summer

£10.99

An Orchid in Winter After the defeat of the French in 1940, a village in the foothills of the Pyrenees is in the claws of the Germans. Against this backcloth, Nanouche, a beautiful village girl, falls in love with Hans, a German officer. Can their love survive? A Rose in Summer It’s post Second World War Paris. This riveting sequel explores Nanouche’s failed attempt to find her daughter Rose who is in two minds about being discovered. On ‘An Orchid in Winter’ … ‘Gunner unravels a skilfully woven tale into denouement with this long-awaited sequel to the award-winning ‘An Orchid in Winter’. Jan Moran Neil ‘This is a pacey (and occasionally racey!) romantic novel set during the German occupation in France. It seems to recreate, insofar as we can know, some of the tensions that must have existed between the invaders and the invaded and also within both groups.’ Peter Keeble Amazon Customers: ‘An echo of traumatic events in a small village in occupied France during the second world war; tense, dreadful to imagine, yet moving and with moments of light and human goodwill.’ ‘Refreshingly different from other books about the war, this grips and drags the reader along willingly, eager to follow the heroine Nanouche . I found it surprisingly poignant and very readable.’ ‘What happens next? I’m eager to read the next book.’ ‘A lovely, heart-warming story. I really hope there is going to be a follow up book! I want to know what happens next.!’ ‘A love story like no others, deep and passionate, where will it end? Cannot wait for the next book.’ ‘Gripping story and leaves you eager for a follow –up book.’ Jennifer Laghi

Jamila

£10.99

‘Jamila’ brings its fictional characters to life with vivid descriptions carried through sensitive prose. An attention-grabbing opening has implications sustained through the novel, setting the pace for a fulfilling and heart-warming journey to an unexpected conclusion.’ ‘He wrapped his weathered hands around the child, smiled through watering eyes and using just two creased fingers stroked Latifa’s head as he whispered her blessing.’ Jamila is the unlawful child of a Moroccan mother. Within her adopted family she finds love, understanding and violence. She grows into a brave but naïve young woman. She flees via Marseille to Edinburgh where she falls foul of a misogynist academic. Jamila unintentionally uncovers his deceits. Encouraged by friends, she returns to her family on a quest to know her own past. She finds she is pregnant. Nursing her child, Jamila searches for her own mother. ‘Jamila’ is Peter’s debut novel. Its companion novel ‘Benjamin’ will be published in 2025. www.peternewton.co.uk

Samuel Montagu The Silver King of the City

£12.99

Samuel Montagu started life as a poor boy from a Jewish immigrant family in Liverpool. He ended life as Lord Swaythling in the City of London and left an estate worth around £100 million in today’s money. He achieved his success by setting up his own company as a City broker, specialising in the world silver market. The contribution to the success of the City of London in Victorian times had a great deal to do with Britain’s successful balance of trade, and Montagu’s company was recognized as a vital factor in this achievement. Another of Montagu’s interests in life was helping the mass of immigrants from Eastern Europe who had fled the pogroms in the Russian Empire. He never forgot that he came from a poor emigrant family himself and he always found the time to help those less fortunate than himself. He died over 100 years ago and is only remembered for founding the Federation of Synagogues and buying the land for the Federation cemetery in Edmonton. An extremely pious Jew, he practiced the dictates of the religion punctiliously. The leaders of Victorian Jewry were Sir Moses Montefiore, Lord Rothschild and Samuel Montagu; Montagu deserves to be equally remembered for all the good he did.

The Choices We Make

£13.99

During the regime of the Third Reich, a young Nazi officer rebels against the evil philosophy. Herbert Richter is put in charge of a prisoner labor camp by his uncle, the general, to keep him from harm’s way during the ongoing war. Unbeknownst to his uncle, Herbert doesn’t believe in harming people - any people. There, he gets to know the beautiful and pragmatic prisoner Marion Leibowitz when he takes her on as his assistant, and the two fall deeply in love. Danger lurks around every corner. If they’re caught fraternizing, it would mean death for her and likely for him as well. Finally, with the Russian army looming on the eastern front, Herbert is faced with a choice. Will he be brave enough to betray his own and fight his enemies with the same uniform? It’s one against a hundred, with only Marion’s love to keep Herbert going. Will the lovers survive until the end of the war?

Burned

£11.99

A body is found in a burned out car on the outskirts of Dublin, and the newspapers are full of speculation about organised crime involvement. But Jana Moravec has her own compelling reasons to get to the bottom of the mystery. Coming from a broken home in Prague, but having managed to achieve a good education, she now works as an escort girl in Dublin, and the victim was a regular client of hers. She knows that the detectives investigating the case will soon make that connection, and that police pursuit of her clients would ruin her business. Furthermore, it soon emerges that, for some reason she cannot fathom, the criminals who probably carried out the murder in the murder are pursuing her as well. In the meantime, she is being blackmailed by her cocaine-addicted brother, while her stalker ex-boyfriend has also reappeared on the scene, after a gap of several years. Burned is a story about a woman who struggles with a traumatic past and a menacing present. Can she maintain her carefully constructed persona when her livelihood, and even her life are in danger?

Another Rescue Mission

£7.99

Ayodeji (Ayo) Ogunbuyide has over 10 years’ experience of working with underserved and marginalised communities in the UK. This experience has enabled him to gain first-hand insight into the troubles of these communities. He has co-produced some innovative, sustainable interventions in tackling food poverty, homelessness, health inequalities, financial exclusion, marginalisation, and free mentorship for young people from ethnic minority communities. Apart from his vast track record of work within both UK public and third sector, Ayo was the pioneer Chair for Northamptonshire Black Communities Together. Ayo runs a UK registered Christian Community-Interest-Company called Shine Development Concept CIC with his wife. Over the last decade, the organisation has provided over 10,000 free food parcels for those in need. The Organisation runs a different foodbank where traditional African, Asian, and Caribbean food items are provided. Through partnership with a UK leading financial institution, Shine Development Concept CIC provided a national employment and employability mentorship for Black young people in the UK. From 2017 till covid in 2020, the organisation partnered with Northampton New Covenant Church and other strategic stakeholders to facilitate yearly free winter night shelter for people battling homelessness and rough sleeping. Ayo is a trained Project Manager. He bagged his Masters degree from the University of Northampton in Youth and Community Leadership. He is married to Oluwaseun and together they have two lovely children Mofi and Sam. With his wife, he pastors a growing branch of The Redeemed Christian Church of God in the United Kingdom.

God I Am So F**king Angry with You!

£18.99

In “God, I Am So F***ing Angry With You,” Sabina Harmony invites you to embark on an unforgettable and raw journey through her life, revealing a courageous story of facing the darkest corners of human experience and emerging into the light of healing and hope. This gripping autobiography delves deep into the heart of trauma, recounting harrowing episodes of emotional, physical and sexual abuse aswell as the relentless trials of domestic violence in adulthood. Sabina’s path is fraught with unimaginable challenges, from navigating the complexities of a fractured family and surviving horrific abuses to raising disabled children amidst ongoing domestic strife. Amidst the pain and suffering, a miraculous return of eyesight from blindness becomes a beacon of hope and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. “God, I Am So F***ing Angry With You” is not just a tale of suffering but a powerful narrative of spiritual and emotional growth. Sabina explores her evolving relationship with God, her battles and victories in the realms of marriage and divorce, and her unwavering quest for peace and healing. This heavy, inspirational read will take you through the depths of hurt and pain to the triumphant heights of recovery and spiritual enlightenment. Prepare to be moved, inspired, and forever changed by this extraordinary story of one woman’s indomitable spirit and her remarkable journey to reclaim her life.

Humanising Artificial Intelligence

£14.99

NAVIGATING HUMAN-MACHINE COLLABORATIONS AT THE END OF THIS DECADE, THERE WILL BE TWO GROUPS OF PEOPLE; THOSE THAT ARE AI-EMPOWERED AND PROSPEROUS, AND THOSE THAT ARE MISREPRESENTED AND LEFT BEHIND. Is this an empowerment or disempowerment revolution for humanity? This is a critical question even as our world and civilisation are changing rapidly. Our world and livelihood have never been transformed and will be even more disrupted within a few years. Industry leaders, professionals, academia and governments worldwide are grappling with concerns and questions about the human-machine socio-technical interactions that mindless and radical innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) portend. Humanising Artificial Intelligence (HAI) - Navigating Human-Machine Collaborations in the Age of Disruption delves into the multi-dimensional feature of human-AI collaborations with analyses, histories, and case studies of social, moral, cultural, ethical, legal, political, economic, technological, and environmental impacts of the design, development, and use of AI applications. Digital poverty, digital supremacy, misinformation, disinformation and biases are issues about AI trustworthiness and human rights that demand balancing AI innovations and ethicality. The HAI model informs and facilitates forward-thinking multidiscipline, and multicultural coalitions to foster humane AI principles and practices for the common good of people and the planet.

Bilingual Education: Issues and Benefits

£14.99

This book sets out to present some aspects of Bilingualism, and shed light on its long-term effect on the individual, and in a wider sense, on societies as a whole. It is aimed at students setting out on their studies of languages, linguistics and teacher training courses, as an introduction and background reading; it will also be of interest to policy makers, examination planners and designers of bilingual education programmes; it might also become a source of inspiration for anxious parents, looking for guidance on bringing up their children bilingually. Last, but not least it will appeal to the casual reader, looking for clarification of certain issues and assumptions connected with bilingualism, the long term influences and effects on the individual, and provide a starting point for further investigation.

Ab-Normal

£9.99

Ever thought that something wasn’t quite right in your life? Did you struggle with being the wrong shaped peg in an equally wrong shaped hole? I did! And this is my story, the story of someone who went through life for too long trying to push things aside in favour of living life in accordance with the expectations of others. More importantly it shows how I took control and made the changes I needed to in order to become the best version of myself. This is not a story of the conventional “normal”, but what it means to make your differences into your own “normal”. I invite you to share in my story and hopefully find points in it that you can relate to or even use to help you in your own decisions.

Welcome to School

£13.99

Children’s behaviours in life and at school are often linked to what happened around the time they were born, and what was going on for them and their families whilst they were still in the womb. This book shows the connections and gives insightful, easy to follow tools that help teachers, parents, and of course, the children to thrive, be nourished and feel connected.

Welcome to School

£23.99

Children’s behaviours in life and at school are often linked to what happened around the time they were born, and what was going on for them and their families whilst they were still in the womb. This book shows the connections and gives insightful, easy to follow tools that help teachers, parents, and of course, the children to thrive, be nourished and feel connected.

The Islington Bedouin

£9.99

“I was never a wallflower, only ever a trailblazer!” For she was a modern day pioneer straddling both city and desert, crammed in black cabs and perched atop white camels, exchanging jeans for kaftans, paintbrushes for text books and London anonymity for Bedouin hospitality. Dr Anne Darlington could be found alone in the lecture hall and on the dance floor until a long standing romance blossomed along the Amilcar shoreline. Her evenings would be spent clouded in shisha smoke and intoxicated by mint tea. But soon an uncanny duplicate would stalk her for the next twenty years. Stealing her job, her friends, her home and, ultimately, her will to live. Who killed Anne Darlington?

The Blossoming Miles

£16.99

Experience the Golden Age of British aviation through the eyes of a legend: F. G. Miles, the maverick designer who brought speed, innovation, and beauty to the skies. Frederick George Miles is a man obsessed. Fuelled by a relentless drive to design and build the most innovative aircraft the world has ever seen, he takes daring risks, pushes boundaries, and challenges the very limits of what’s possible. By his side is Blossom, his wife and equal, whose brilliance and unwavering support are the wings beneath his dreams. Together, they face down financial ruin, navigate a cutthroat industry, and weather the storms of personal tragedy, all while battling the skepticism of a world that doubts their vision. As their company, Phillips and Powis, rises to new heights, so too do the stakes. Will their ambition lead them to triumph... or to a devastating fall? Based on a true story, The Blossoming Miles is an epic tale of love, innovation, and the enduring spirit of those who dared to reach for the sky.

The Fifth Elemental: A Realm of Fallen Darkness

£16.99

Cassiopeia has spent fourteen years in chains, enduring everything from the darkness of the mines to the cruelty of the Unseelie King’s twisted court. But now, after years of brutal servitude, she is summoned by the Dragon King and offered a single chance at freedom. The bargain is simple: solve a series of gruesome murders that have left the kingdom reeling, and in return, her shackles will be broken. But the realm teeters on the edge of ruin, whispers of a dark force returning are spreading like wildfire, and the most powerful being in the realm—the Elemental King, Hydro—has been missing for over a decade. His disappearance has left Luminalis vulnerable, and if she doesn’t find him soon, everything may crumble, paving the way for the Unseelie King to march to war. With the Dragon Shifter Tirsynth, the notorious, self-centered assassin, Cassiopeia searches for the missing King and the killer while the shadows of a far darker enemy close in. But the deeper she delves into this deadly game, the more she realizes that some truths are better left buried—and that no one can be trusted.

Managing the Dynamics: Reflections on the Challenge of Controlling Detail to Make a Distinctive Difference

£13.99

A life time drive to improve outcomes for children and young people, took the Author from classroom teacher to one of the first Directors of Children’s Services in the country, leading major multi agency change to the way services were organised and delivered. This was a journey that consistently pushed through frontiers to control detail to make a distinctive difference. The resultant learning uncovered some valuable and generic insights into developing performance which in turn exposed transportable tools, all organisations, regardless of sector, could make use of and develop to fit their specific contexts. This book creates a thought provoking platform that adds value to performance reviews and the drive to improve impact. The generic insights from the Author’s experience of leading and managing transformational change across organisational, managerial and partnership boundaries transcend the public and private sectors. Through the richness of lived experience, this book has multi dimensional applications which could assist: • teachers in training or teachers aspiring to management roles in schools and colleges, including headship. • aspiring managers and Directors of Children Services, Local Government managers and those charged with reviewing the performance of public services. • owners/managers who are seeking to develop business opportunities and the performance involvement of staff teams. • HR and recruitment managers. • academics seeking to research issues relating to organisational development and/or the performance of complex operations, organisations and partnerships.

Strange Landscapes: Leitha and the Fox

£23.99

A thousand years from now, in a broken world, there is a girl called Leitha. Struggling for survival in a workhouse school, she is unaware of momentous events unfolding around her. Until the rebellion begins. With Takeshi, the lost boy, she seeks refuge from the street-fighting in a strange shop, which they have both seen in dreams. Neither the clock shop nor its eccentric old proprietor, the Watchmaker, turn out to be quite what they seem. Nor is the white fox anyone's pet. Unable to return to their home town, Leitha and Takeshi leave by the back way. Guided by the fox through perilous tunnels, they reach a Railway which takes them to a refuge in another world. Their relief is short-lived.

Strange Landscapes: Leitha and the Fox

£32.99

A thousand years from now, in a broken world, there is a girl called Leitha. Struggling for survival in a workhouse school, she is unaware of momentous events unfolding around her. Until the rebellion begins. With Takeshi, the lost boy, she seeks refuge from the street-fighting in a strange shop, which they have both seen in dreams. Neither the clock shop nor its eccentric old proprietor, the Watchmaker, turn out to be quite what they seem. Nor is the white fox anyone's pet. Unable to return to their home town, Leitha and Takeshi leave by the back way. Guided by the fox through perilous tunnels, they reach a Railway which takes them to a refuge in another world. Their relief is short-lived.

Cursed by Blood

£12.99

I was abandoned five years ago, I survived in the slums with only Ignis by my side. But the illness has spread taking Ignis in its grasp. I have tried to make a cure for years but now I have no choice, it will not take the only family I have left from me. It is only by my mother’s words that I am given some hope in finding one. As I venture on this journey, that was set for me, I see the truth of Propostium’s past. It’s secrets are shown to me and along the way so is another I had never thought I would see again. Lux. He was once my closest friend before he turned his back on me. So now we venture through Tenebris Silvis in search of a cure that will save his people and Ignis, but the further we travel the more is revealed. The truth of our parents darkens my light and a choice to follow or defy strikes me.

Tethered to the Past

£15.99

In this gripping generational saga, the unyielding threads of resilience and identity bind three lives across continents, revealing the enduring strength of the human spirit. The novel traces the interconnected lives of Bella, her father Nnadozie, and her grandfather Boniface, weaving a tale of resilience, family conflict, and cultural identity. Born in England, Bella is taken to Nigeria at the age of five by her father, Nnadozie, thrust into a life shadowed by hardship. She endures an abusive stepmother and narrowly escapes an arranged marriage to a wealthy suitor, orchestrated by her father. Desperate for freedom, Bella reaches out to her estranged mother in England, who rescues her and brings her back to the UK. Yet, the scars of Bella’s traumatic past linger, shaping her choices and straining her relationships. Her journey grows more turbulent when she suffers the heartbreak of losing a child and later becomes entangled with a wealthy man. The relationship takes a sinister turn when he abducts their child, barring him from returning to the UK. Fuelled by unwavering determination, Bella fights relentlessly to reclaim her child and forge her own path. A story of heartbreak, defiance, and ultimate triumph. Rich with emotional depth, cultural tensions, and themes of survival and self-determination, This novel is a testament to the power of family, cultural roots, and the relentless pursuit of freedom.

Maya’s Journey

£16.99

Twelve-year-old Maya is looking for a way to overcome her daunting fears. Unexpectedly, she embarks on a journey that proves dangerous but also rather humorous. As she travels through  the  magical  worlds together with  Eleanor, one of the most powerful guardians of the Universe, and Clang, the strongest fairy, the girl strives to reach the Tree of Life, which will grant the heroes one wish each. Goblins, hobgoblins, dragons and dark sorcerers stand in their way. Despite her lack of confidence and skills, Maya discovers that, through the strength of her pure heart, even a young girl such as herself can play a key role in the eternal battle between Darkness and Light.

A Rather Loud Silence: Part 2: A Few Decibels More

£12.99

After more than 30 years of listening to the media and authorities lies and cover ups, the provable truth is in this book and my first book. I have lived my life throughout those years. A mostly happy life with lots of twists and turns. I have always tried to make those I have spent time with happy. Whilst I have chosen to set aside many past friends just so that no-one feels they have to stick up for me and fight with others. I am more than capable of looking after myself. All the proof within my two books is within the depositions supplied by the police themselves. There is absolutely no way they can dispute those facts. If the police and authorities can get away with outright lies, perverting the course of true justice, deceit, acting against P.A.C.E. and even perjury! Then it is a sorry country that we live in. I did not begin this war. The C. I .D. at that time did!! Ask those officers to take lie detector tests! I know they will refuse!

BACKSTAGE WITH PAVAROTTI AND OTHER EGOS: Disasters on the High Cs

£21.99

Luciano Pavarotti was one of the best-loved international personalities of the 20th century. A singer who broke free of opera houses to perform before massive audiences in huge arenas around the world, becoming in the process the richest opera singer in history.

Finishing Touches

£9.99

On the face of it, septuagenarian Peter is enjoying an idyllic holiday cruising the Mediterranean with his wife Joan. However, their sight-seeing plans are unexpectedly thrown into disarray when Peter falls ill and then meets the enigmatic Doctor Souter who soon makes it apparent that he is on an entirely different voyage of discovery than the one he had imagined./People from Peter’s past who have haunted his dreams, begin to mysteriously appear on the ship and, with Souter’s help, he is forced to confront the devastating events that link him to each of them.

PUZZLES: FOR TEENS AND ADULTS (VOL.1)

£5.99

The Book: Enclosed is a collection of giant crossword puzzles. These are ideal as a viable way to enrich your vocabulary, and have fun while doing it. The crosswords are suitable as a brainteaser, a valuable pastime and learning tool, for schools and homes, and for all ages from teenage upward. The word search puzzles are another instructional device, with a focus on major geographical areas of interest all over the world. Have fun. 

Two Steps from Heaven

£11.99

Sentenced to Purgatory until he has atoned for his sins, Nate finds himself in a world of violence and vice from which there is no escape. Under the tutelage of a former Roman legionary named Marcus, Nate prepares for an eternity defending the realm of Tinelia from the monstrous creatures that roam the lands of the dead.

NEGOTIATING: A practical guide

£8.99

I wrote this book to help and support young managers who are trying to enhance their understanding of and improve their negotiating skills. Based on over 50 years of experience of negotiating in the UK supply chain industry, using real life examples from personal experience, some technical and some theoretical data it covers every aspect of negotiating./This book can be used by any manager in any industry. [Continued]

Fire Demons Of The Desert

£10.99

A Fire Demon is a semi mythical entity that can occur on any land mass, but usually in the desert. It starts as a small whirlwind. A zephyr even. It gathers momentum and then collects fire from anywhere. From a small campfire to depressions in the desert which exposes the earth's magma. These whirlwinds get so hot, even the sand glows red. Everything it touches it destroys. Nomads have attributed forms to these whirlwinds.

The Black Rose

£8.99

A human body found burned to ashes on the floor of a London apartment, and a notorious female criminal still on the run twenty years after she’s supposed to be dead...

These are just some of the problems facing police officer Keith Parker as he finds himself inexorably drawn into a very dark and dangerous situation the like of which he has never encountered before in all his years working for the London Met.

Who is the mysterious woman called Sterling? ...

Hats Off To Happy Hens: A Dual-Language Book

£8.99

English - Russian Dual Language Book

A collection of stories about aspects of life in modern Britain.

It is presented in dual language format, which makes reading, translating and self-checking very convenient while you enjoy the content and idea of the story.

The book is highly recommended for students of moderate and advanced level in Russian.

Read! Learn! Enjoy!

Remarkable Leadership

£7.99

This book doesn’t care about your job title

(It doesn’t really care if you call yourself a leader)

It does care that we move on from talking about grit, resilience, gravitas, confidence and commerciality as if that’s the way we create the world we’re longing for.

It cares that we stop walking ourselves into burnout or choosing to die in a ditch over things that don’t matter much at all. It cares that we stop treating work as a daily battle.

It deeply cares that we learn how to apply more heart and wisdom to what we do.

The Prep Group

£8.99

When all you've ever dreamed of takes everything you've got

Alice and George walk into the room marked ‘Adoption Training’ hoping to change the life of a child who needs them, never knowing just how much one small courageous girl will change their lives forever.

For anyone who has ever taken the long way round to parenthood, The Prep Group follows three hopeful couples as they forge friendships, share confidences and ultimately realise that the path to family may not always run smooth, but will definitely be worth it.

Athens is Burning

£9.99

'Athens is Burning' tells the story of the days that changed the ancient world through the eyes of those who lived through it: the leaders and those in the front line. A story of courage, betrayal and tormented love.

Following the defeat at Thermopylae the Athenians are forced to abandon their city to the Persian army. Led by Themistocles they regroup their fleet, for a last stand in the bay of Salamis. But have they been betrayed and if so who by: their enemies or their friends? What happens next will decide the fate of both Greece and democracy.

The Win

£9.99

If, overnight, you became a multi-millionaire, what would you do?

Guaranteed, it would be nothing like this! 

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Ed Harrison has a unique pedigree. It started in the army. Then recruited into Special Forces, and from there to dark ops with British Intelligence. Civilian life beckoned in City of London high finance, then international consulting, and finally the world of fine art. A lifetime of achievement, excellence, success. But also a life with its fair share of bombshells.                 

The Panopticon

£9.99

A panopticon is an all-seeing system of control.

This story is set in Apartheid South Africa where racial segregation was aggressively enforced by the white rulers. An innocent friendship between a white man Richard and a black man Simon brings them under surveillance of the feared and ruthless Security Police. Their friendship challenges the notion of white superiority and as a result both men suffer insults, abuse and brutal persecution.

From Divination to Being a Prophet of Your Own Life, No Stops

£7.99

This book is about turning from Satan's realm of divination to serve a more superior out-ranking Master to now become a prophet of your own life, yes you can. And as a bonus to receive eternal life that is not in the Lake of fire with your master now by way of the purest, most gentle Spirit the Holy Spirit. Will you embark on this adventure of coming home to your living loving Master Jesus Christ?

Combatting Wastefulness & Covid-19 Etc

£6.99

This book is dedicated to ethical taxpayers worldwide, as well as others struggling with inevitable and unavoidable or inescapable bills and invoices - in the domestic, public, private, voluntary. and foreign organisations world-wide to maximise "reach". It concentrates on errors of omission and commission to highlight, create, and confirm awareness and motivate corrections with strategies, policies, and practices for stopping their recurrences.

Nostalgia Street

£9.99

These 'anecdotes in rhyme' are a one size fits all for every working and middle-class towns and cities in the UK. Although referencing Merseyside in the synopsis of each piece, the author's spiritual and childhood home, these pieces are universal and are part of everyone in the UK's nostalgia banks as to how we all lived mainly in past decades, although there are some contemporary pieces.

My Life with Autism

£12.99

The purpose of this book is to give an insight into what life was like growing up with autism, a condition hardly understood when I was younger. In time, my book should remain beneficial to the relevant professions such as teachers, researchers in autism, the police and so on so. With the appropriate professionals around, I am hoping that the younger generation with autism will be spared the pain that I have had to put up with throughout my life.

What Ever Happened to the Railway Children

£8.99

Romance and hardship enter into the life of a middle-class family when it unexpectedly has to leave its comfortable London home to live in a simple village house. The children have to adapt to the rigours of attending a school. They prevent a railway accident, help a Russian émigré and are teased by local children. Bobbie the elder daughter and her mother are drawn into romantic relationships. How they manage to deal with this is a new element added to the original charming story.

Something Decidedly Oddd

£8.99

Ruby thinks her life is in good order but as she lurches from choir to yoga, to Zumba and work deadlines and taking her son, Ben, to and from school and cubs and clubs, she makes sure she doesn't have a free minute. No matter that she's oblivious to other people's feelings, as far as she's concerned, she's reasonably happy and coping. Help comes in a form she least expects when a little old man introduces himself as her Guardian Angel then challenges everything about how she chooses to live her life...

The Animals' Environmental Protest

£5.99

One day the Hedgehog family were discussing what is happening to their world and all the plastic waste being left by the two leggers causing havoc everywhere, not knowing Mr Twit the wise old owl was listening to their conversation. Between them they decided to arrange a meeting with all the animals. Would they do enough to make it work? Will the two leggers realise before it's too late?

Survival: Part 1

£10.99

On the stunning coastline of western Ireland, a web of intrigue surrounds the O'Brien family and their five daughters. From the outside, it seems to be a life dreams are made of, but the family is besieged by tragedy and misfortune as sinister twists and turns begin to haunt their lives. In the face of such adversity - can this gutsy family survive? 

Scottish Opera's Golden Years

£17.99

Scottish Opera’s Golden Years: The Glitter and Why it Faded is the tale of a dozen years of extraordinary and unexpected success followed by a downfall that was swift and in large part self-inflicted. This is the only book written by one who worked for Scottish Opera during those Golden Years. John Duffus gives an unrivalled look behind the scenes at what made those years so special and why its performances were critically acclaimed as being as fine as any elsewhere in Europe. He then gives his reasons why the glitter so quickly fell away. 

Dark Continent

£10.99

My name is Johnathon Churchill. The Bitch is Lady Stephanie de Vere (Stiffy). The only survivors of a fatal plane crash in a Central African Tropical Rain Forest, we were captured by Ivory Poachers, attacked by lions, fought in a 3,000 strong native battle, and narrowly escaped crocodiles in the Zambezi. After many weeks of fighting through Africa we reached the Victoria Falls. We then flew from Victoria Falls to Cape Town, were struck by lightning over the Drakensberg and crash landed in Cape Town.

English Football and My (Very Small) Part In It

££8.99

"When reading this book one can feel the frustration, dedication and fervour the author has for football. That resonates from first page to last, continually pulling the reader along into the highs and lows of football across continents and most assuredly on his home soil."

"The writing is done with a strong personality tone and passion that connects with the reader as if the author and reader were sharing a pint and ranting away happily on a rainy afternoon in the local pub."

"Overall, it was a good read and will keep the reader turning pages to read more."

WHERE DID IT ALL GO WRONG?

£11.99

This book is produced as if written by five family members, each producing content in 20 year blocks, from the year 2000 to the year 2100. It is the thoughts of those family members on 26 topics, first laid down by their Great, Great Grandfather, ending with the collating of the notes by the last person in the family. He is about to travel with his family, along with 4 others, to a distant planet some 5 light years away in the hope of colonising a new world.

The Adventures of the Young Time Travellers and the Ancient Ruins

£8.99

A year ago, we had met an old-time traveller and collected the time stones. While at that end of the year meeting, the strange yet evil Dark Mistress.

Now we must search the old town that has been locked for decades leading to secrets and lies. And learn in our school about an infamous lord who once owned it told the old-time traveller.

I Meant No Harm: Sculpted by Wars, Motivated by Scalpel

£10.99

What does it take to become a surgeon? There are many prerequisites to be a successful one. Those range from maintaining composure when the unexpected happens. Having the mental and physical endurance that matches the unpredictable nature of surgery. Communication and leadership skills. Above all, the humility of adopting an ongoing strive to learn in order to sharpen one’s skills, such as critical analysis and creativity.

From a …. Dormitory Window: A Boy’s Life & Love at Boarding School

£18.99

For the author as a young lad, there was nothing particularly special about growing up abroad. It was rather taken for granted providing numerous benefits: half-day schooling, almost continuous sunshine and sandy beaches. It was an idyll that was to be rudely shattered with the advent of teenage years with an education that could only be continued via a boarding school in the UK. A rude awakening it proved to be, and the author vividly portrays the brutal juxtaposition between the two contrasting lifestyles.

DARK CONTINENT Fighting Through Africa (With A Bitch In Tow)

£10.99

My name is Johnathon Churchill. I am 22 years of age, 6ft 3ins tall with blond hair and blue eyes. I am a keen Rugby player. The Bitch is Lady Stephanie de Vere (Stiffy). Tall, with short black hair, striking green eyes and a stunning, voluptuous figure, Stiffy is volatile, pugnacious, infuriating, has a short temper and does nothing but complain.

The only survivors of a fatal plane crash in a Central African Tropical Rain Forest, we were captured by Ivory Poachers, attacked by lions, fought in a 3,000 strong native battle, and narrowly escaped crocodiles in the Zambezi.

Travels of Members

£9.99

Bill Proctor worked in the House of Commons for thirty-six years at the latter end of the last century.  He served in various procedural offices, and as clerk of the committees on Science & Technology, Transport, Foreign Affairs, and the Treasury, as well as secretary of the House of Commons Commission. In this book Bill Proctor describes the generally happy and fruitful, but occasionally fragile, relationship between the professionally neutral Officers of the House of Commons and their properly partisan Members.

Captured Image

£7.99

Soon after retiring as a lecturer at Sussex University, Dr Malcolm Weston is attracted to an on-line friendship website seemingly directed at older people who have lost their partners. He responds to an invitation from a woman whose photograph reminds him of his recently departed wife. Enticed to meeting her in Exeter, he soon finds himself drawn into a web of deceit that has its roots in a tragic event that happened over forty years earlier. 

Welford’s Woolly Pants

£8.99

One cold winter morning, Welford decided to leave his friends the chickens to go off on an adventure.

First he wandered into the farm next door and then decided to visit a neighbour’s garden while she was feeding the birds.
Later that afternoon he took a nap in Grumpy’s large shed.
Outside, the sky grew dark and it started to snow. Would Welford be in danger? He knew he had an important job to do - in the morning he had to wake everyone up with his
COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO!!?