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  • av David Carlen
    209

    The World of Atom'on had lost its magic, until the Monaran crashed into its midst. Although no one saw it then, three thousand years of nescient peace had come to an end. With war brewing around on every front, a small spark would be enough to light an inferno. A surprise in the night, high above the Bellomwoods, was all it took to change the world forever. Not only did it change for Benim Arelion, cadet on The Tarantula, entrusted with a deadly mission. Many are those, known and unknown, for which fate has in store a journey far longer and more perilous than anything they've ever experienced before. In Tales of Atom'on: The Monaran we follow Benim and his friend-protector Alyssa, as they travel the world, searching for answers. Why was the Tarantula attacked? Why was he given an impossible mission? What secrets does the powerful Monaran hide?

  • av Antoni Lacinai
    125,-

    Have you ever attended a trade show and noticed the numerous booths that appear more or less empty, with representatives seemingly more engaged with their phones than their visitors? It's a sight that might leave you wondering, 'Is exhibiting at events even worthwhile when the staff behave this way?' The answer is a resounding 'Yes, when done right!' Many companies have recognized the immense potential of B2B trade shows, both from a brand perspective and for growing their business. However, the staff on the ground often lack the necessary insights on how to effectively engage with visitors, such as quickly establishing a connection, qualifying them as potential buyers, and securing a commitment for the next step within minutes. This book is here to bridge that gap. It serves as a practical guide to the art of building business at trade shows, covering everything from setting goals to delivering with energy, and mastering the skills of meeting, greeting, and treating visitors, all while utilizing a unique model called the Meeting Wheel. Whether you're a seasoned exhibitor or new to the trade show scene, this book will equip you with the knowledge and techniques to maximize your presence and achieve remarkable results. Discover how to transform those empty booths into thriving hubs of engagement and unlock the true potential of trade shows for your business. "Antoni Lacinai's Speed Selling is a game-changer to achieve success in trade show sales engagement. Its practical advice and innovative strategies have revolutionized how customer engagement and lead generation should be practiced. A must-read for businesses aiming to make a real impact at their next trade show." - Jonathan Low, Global Speaking Fellow, CSP, ICF MCC and CEO of Global Success Learning Academy. "Unlock the art of magnetic booth encounters at trade shows: Master the dance of engagement, from the spark of the first impression to the lasting glow of a promise kept. This guide is your blueprint to transforming every interaction into a stepping-stone for success, ensuring you're not just participating but captivating, not just present but unforgettable. Dive in to discover how every handshake can turn into a milestone for your business." - Ksenija Polla, head of education and legacy programmes at ICCA.

  • av Diane Catchpole nee Macdonald
    145,-

    Like so many people who grew up not knowing their parents, it becomes something of a life's journey to discover who they were, what kind of personality they had or anything that could explain one's own personality traits. This book covers the human conditions of a broken bond between mother and child, the First World War, PTSD, and my discovery of my belonging to an important Scottish Clan. The fact that my mother never bonded with her own mother was perhaps the reason she fell for a smooth talking, well-educated man 20 years older than herself, who flattered her, made her feel special, but carefully concealed his own damaged personality. So, I start my journey with the birth of my mother. If there is such a thing, then my young mother certainly chose an unfortunate time to be born.

  • av Philip Putnam
    169

    A novel for everyone who has ever ridden the advertising and marketing roller coaster. Set against the vibrant backdrop of 1980s London - a stark contrast to Mad Men's buttoned down 1960s Madison Avenue - this story plunges us into the crazy world of Grimshaw and Welby, a small agency whose burgeoning creative reputation draws the unwelcome attention of a large French group in the shape of a hostile takeover. Freddy Grimshaw's team of eccentric personalities fight back the only way they know how: creatively. We delve deep into the cut and thrust of agency life, the intricate dance of politics and presentations, the fraught relationships of staff and clients. Where conservative marketeers are cajoled into buying the wild ideas of a gleefully irresponsible creative department. One that spends as much time devising childish antics and non-PC practical jokes as they do outstanding advertisements. Written with an insider's knowledge and eye for detail this is an entertaining insight into an era of advertising that's hard to believe. Unless you were there. 'It's advertising as I knew it. The fun, the mayhem, the excess. You couldn't make it up: or could you?' -Philip Putnam.

  • av Vic Scott
    135

    A retired special operative, living a reclusive life, is enticed back into his former employment by his ex-chief. The bait? His former lover, now married to a notorious criminal, is in grave danger. The agent, codenamed 'Chameleon', accepts the assignment, his moniker a testament to his uncanny ability to blend into any background or stratum of society without dramatically altering his appearance. The criminal, suspected of illegally smuggling drugs into Britain from Spain, resides in a villa nestled in the foothills above Marbella, with the local police chief in his pocket. Assisted by a determined Guardia Civil officer, Chameleon delves into the murky world of drug trafficking, navigating a treacherous path filled with action, murder, and shocking revelations. As the investigation unfolds, Chameleon finds himself falling for a captivating Spanish woman and uncovers the truth about his own origins, having been left at a convent by his teenage mother. In this gripping tale of danger, love, and self-discovery, Chameleon must confront his past while racing against time to save the woman he once loved and bring a criminal empire to its knees.

  • av Chloe Ladd
    125,-

    Life can be boring or exciting, tough, or adventurous. The good news is that you can choose your own path. Why can't you have it all? In these pages, Camilla takes you on a thrilling ride through the unpredictable journey of a double life. What really happens after dark? Where might life's curiosities lead? The truth is, there is always more than meets the eye. If you really think about it, we are all making choices, some we expose, some we keep to ourselves. If you really want to open pandoras box, the people you share it with better be ready for it. In Camilla's case, her secrets have well and truly been kept, only she and her sassy cat Bubbles know the real her... for now. We laugh, we cry, we fall in love, we fall out of love, we feel pain and we feel joy. It's the circle of life. How many times does Camilla reach full circle? Stay tuned to find out.

  • av Mykel du Cann
    125,-

    Fly the fly decides he wants a friend. He flies away to find one. During his flight he finds some challenges, But succeeds in finding his friend in the end! A tale of how perseverance and overcoming difficulty helps you achieve your goal and be happy.

  • av Fiona Whyte
    115,-

    In the poignant tale If I Don't Come Back, a devoted mother hummingbird prepares her babies for the vast world as the day approaches for them to leave the nest. Meticulously gathering meaningful mementos, she imparts lessons of courage and strength to face the challenges ahead. With each carefully chosen object, she weaves a tapestry of memories that will forever bind her nurturing spirit to her precious children. This enchanting story delicately explores the universal theme of separation, offering comfort to young readers coping with the absence of a loved one. Through vibrant illustrations and graceful prose, it encourages children to carry the warmth of their parents' love wherever life's journey may take them. A timeless and tender exploration of familial bonds, If I Don't Come Back serves as a gentle guide for young ones navigating the complex emotions of growing up and finding their wings. This uplifting tale fosters resilience and grace in the face of life's transitions, destined to become a treasured keepsake helping families embrace lessons of empathy.

  • av Tara Kitchener
    125,-

    A story to share for those who have adopted and the ones they got to bring home. Share this with your young ones to let them know how much they are wanted and how hard you fought to bring them home. Adopting a child is a journey all of its own. Destination: Parentville. But, before you get there, you have dead-ends, wrong turns, ups, downs, rough terrain, free-falling, and the most intrusive sat-navigation system to guide you there. Learning how important it is to input the correct information to avoid further disruptions to your travel time is vital. The journey seems so long when you embark and see the huge stretch of road laid out in front of you. There are times when you may question if you have enough fuel in the tank to make it, whether you have enough strength to keep moving forwards. However, along that road there's a time when you can take your foot off the gas and appreciate the beauty of what's around you. You will really be able to see the destination and start preparing and making ready and feel the excitement when you think of that space that will soon be filled. The time arrives, the world around you holds still. Then, I heard your name.

  • av Ron Fones
    145,-

    This is a story of a homeless cat who came to visit at our stables just before Christmas, twenty-two years ago. She was very thin, hungry, and nervous. We left food outside which she ate, and then came closer to us and gradually became more friendly, so we put the food inside the animals' storage shed, where we kept the hay supplies. Being December, the weather was cold and wet and she stayed in the shed on top of the hay. We called her Lucy, and in the Spring, she gave us an incredible surprise. Read the story to find out what this was.

  • av Paul Edward Skirton
    145 - 189,-

  • av Danni Rowe
    159,-

    Waster Well is about a young boy named Sam who ends up moving to a small town called Wilmington. Now this town has a big secret that they would like to remain hidden. But as Sam has just moved to Wilmington, he is curious to find out more about the town and he tries his hardest to do so. As Sam begins to find out more about the town, he doesn't realise that his curiosity is going to get the better of him because it is only a matter of time before Sam uncovers the truth about the town's past. When Sam starts to uncover what everyone has been hiding, he is about to do something that the town thought would never happen. For Sam manages to bring the monster back, which the town had kept hidden for so long because of what it did the last time it was around. But Sam doesn't realise what he has done until it is almost too late. Can Sam realise his mistake before it all gets out of hand? Only time will tell, and time isn't on Sam's side.

  • av Ignacio Conor
    189,-

    The Omen Is A Woman weaves an unlikely bond between two strangers seeking connection. Nelson, a professor longing to write a novel, needs inspiration to break his writer's block. He finds it in Sofia, the curious owner of his vacation rental. Though from vastly different worlds, shared dreams draw them together. More mystifying than her reported paranormal encounters are Sofia's unbelievable life stories. As she reveals her checkered past relationships and ancestral secrets, Nelson's fascination with this beautiful enigma grows. Amid their philosophical talks, heartfelt moments arise that neither expects. But when long-buried events resurface, friendship turns fateful. Nelson and Sofia discover their entanglement traces back generations in vexing ways. Truth collides with bonds once thought unbreakable. Yet even then, hope glimmers on the horizon. For hiding within life's ruptures are subtle threads leading to self-understanding, if we have the courage to face them.

  • av Paul Stevens
    155,-

    Embark on a captivating journey through the diverse and intriguing lives of lawyers and those they encounter in this compelling collection of short stories. 'Stranger In A Strange Land' follows the adventures of a trainee lawyer as he navigates the dizzying social scene of the 1950s, while 'An Even Stranger Land' delves into the lawyer's experiences during National Service and the challenges of his first job. In 'Pressure Point, ' a lawyer on the brink of a mental breakdown finds solace in the care of a renowned psychiatrist, who harbours his own inner demons. 'Deputy Dog' offers a candid and humorous look at a lawyer's experiences as a Deputy Judge, revealing the ups and downs of the role. 'Greypower' tells the story of a retired accountant who sets out to assist a struggling family but finds himself on an unexpected path of self-discovery. Finally, 'The Biter Bit' showcases a renowned divorce lawyer who takes on what appears to be a routine case, only to discover that the client's husband has a very different agenda. This eclectic mix of short stories promises to engage, entertain, and provide insight into the complex lives of those in the legal profession and the individuals they encounter along the way

  • av Clive Towle
    135

    In the aftermath of global devastation, Surviving a Destroyed World with The Johnsons offers a glimpse into the tenacity of the human spirit. Crafted by a retired mechanical engineer with a penchant for the past, this novel bridges the gap between a bygone era and a post-apocalyptic reality. Clive Towle applies a lifetime of engineering knowledge to ponder how humans might overcome such a challenge. From the safety of their shelters, the survivors emerge to a world unrecognizable, now shared with a family of Centaurs born from the chaos of radiation. Together, they forge an unlikely community, proving that unity can flourish in the face of the extraordinary. With the resourcefulness of an engineer and the warmth of a collector's heart, The Johnsons lead the charge in reclaiming the remnants of a shattered world. Their journey is one of rebirth and camaraderie, a narrative that celebrates the resilience required to rebuild and the unexpected friendships that become the cornerstone of a new society.

  • av Brenda Kemeys
    125 - 159,-

  • av Alexandra Gyasi
    135

  • av William Pullar
    145 - 179,-

  • av Colderon Fitzstanley
    115,-

    This book has been thoughtfully crafted by the author to demonstrate that family history can be truly captivating. While genealogy provides us with the facts of who we are and where we came from, it is through the art of storytelling that these details come to life, especially when placed within a rich context. By exploring the potential motivations of our ancestors and highlighting the timeless nature of human traits, we can better understand that the challenges and obstacles we face today have been encountered by generations before us. The story delves into the questionable morals of various characters, the cunning ways in which responsibility can be shifted, the manipulation of the status quo for personal gain, filial disputes, familial arguments, and the once-prevailing notion of the divine right of Kings (no pun intended). Rather than serving as a morality tale, this book aims to entertain and illuminate the striking parallels between the past and our modern lives.

  • av A K Pasek
    159,-

    It had been nine months since my affair with Elwira, and it was fast becoming a fading memory. Everything had come to a head on that terrible June night, but Dominika had come to rescue me and almost immediately forgiven and taken me back. But now, the more I thought about everything that had happened, the more I was struggling. Something was amiss in our relationship, and I didn't really know what it was. All I knew was that we were stuck. Picking up where The Confession left off, Anna continues to wrestle with her fears and guilt as ever-patient Dominika watches and waits for the right moment, the right opportunity... ...and then the most unexpected of all things happened...

  • av Philip Bryan
    145,-

    How many times have you stood outside your door, or looked out the window and realised that all you see is just a little piece of sky? There is so much more than what you see above where you are. Under every little piece is a different culture, a different way of life, new experiences, places to see and a world of opportunity. Travelling is perhaps one of the greatest opportunities to live a fulfilled life. Experiencing different cultures or moving to a different country where nobody knows who you are allows you to live and enjoy an amazing life. Breaking out of comfort zones allows you to achieve so much. Perhaps you are seeking a change of career, new challenges, more exciting adventures, or a fresh start. In his book, Squat Toilets and Chopsticks: Experiencing Life Through Travel, Philip Bryan takes you on a journey from a life-changing trip to Jordan and other countries including Cambodia, Australia, Israel and finally to China where he works as a high school English teacher. This book shares his experiences, struggles, views, and life-changing moments. In life, we are faced with many problems and uncertainties both in our personal and professional lives. Travelling can provide you with an opportunity to solve those and realise there is more to life. There is a world out there. Get out and live it.

  • av Phoebe Avenell
    125,-

    When My Angry Gets Too Big is a children's book designed for young children on the autism spectrum. Acceptance and self-confidence is hugely important for children's development and self-esteem, and thankfully this is reflected in children literature, with many books about accepting ourselves no matter our race/sexuality/gender. That being said, children on the autism spectrum are underrepresented in the literary world, and in order for them to take interest and learn from literature, it's essential that there are books and characters they relate to. When My Angry Gets Too Big has been written specifically for children on the autism spectrum and is designed to help them recognise and manage difficult emotions.

  • av Trish Hunter
    125,-

    Can you imagine losing your name? Yet this is what happened to Esme when a fun day in the park turned into something quite unexpected. Luckily, a magic gnome and all his furry friends appeared. But could they help? Where had her name gone? Would she find her way home?

  • av Swapna Das
    115,-

    Shristi (Creation) is an enchanting book that beckons readers to embark on a literary odyssey, where the meandering rivers, vast oceans, and breathtaking sunsets glorify the wonder of nature and the miracle of creation itself. Through its pages, the book vividly depicts the abundance and beauty of life, painting a vivid picture of the world's magical colors that captivate the imagination. As readers delve deeper into Shristi, they will discover the profound importance of the Omnipresence, a central theme that permeates the narrative.

  • av Dennis Apperly
    135 - 169

  • av Cat Walker
    145,-

    The truth always finds a way. When you are the sole witness to a serious crime, what do you do? Do you turn a blind eye, or do you stand up for what is right and go to the authorities? But then again, what if the criminals are the authorities, and they are implicated in all areas of the judicial hierarchy? How do you keep yourself safe? Who can you trust? If you are Kiera Davidson, a legal assistant working for the DA, your gut instinct is to go to the police. Unfortunately, when the crime you've witnessed involves your boss, the risks are far greater. Stephen Douglas is up to his eyes in corruption and Kiera must find a way to ensure that he never finds out how much she knows. If he discovers what she has stumbled on to, Kiera realizes that she will be in grave danger. She must find a way to safeguard herself, and to make sure that Stephen doesn't find a way of keeping her quiet; permanently.

  • av Penny Pecorelli
    145,-

    A life-altering phone call from Italy shatters Gabriella's carefree existence as a student in London. Rushing home, she arrives just in time to bid farewell to her beloved father, the Count. Faced with a crumbling estate and the responsibility of caring for those she holds dear, Gabriella makes a bold decision: to transform her ancestral home into a hotel. However, she can't do it alone. Enter a mysterious stranger, glimpsed fleetingly on a London train, who may hold the key to her success. As Gabriella strives to make her venture thrive, she finds herself equally determined to challenge the centuries-old tradition that bars female riders from participating in the biannual Joust of the Saracen held in the nearby city. With the odds stacked against her, Gabriella must navigate the complexities of love and duty while fighting to forge her own path. Can she rewrite history and win the heart of the man she loves, or will her dreams be shattered by the weight of tradition?

  • av Vivian Avraamidou-Ploumbis
    155,-

    The true story of a young adventurer from Famagusta - Cyprus, who, after the capture of the city by the Ottoman Empire in 1571, began wandering the noble courtyards of Europe. With a borrowed name, gumption, courage, foresight, and a ring with a red tourmaline stone, he sweeps through the big European cities of the sixteenth century, disrupting the courtyards of the nobility, sharing hopes and promises claiming that he knows the way to reach the 'soul of gold.' That is to say, how to convert mercury into gold. With information drawn from various Venetian and German sources, the novel closely follows the path of the Cypriot charlatan alchemist, in tandem with other nobles, some being fiction. The heroes in the novel intersect with these nobles outlining the picture of post medieval Europe at a time.

  • av Mohsen Aboutorabi
    105,-

    Tired of the monochromatic and hectic city life, Treasure and Wanderer witness the daily struggles of people facing social and economic hardships. They observe young individuals grappling with mental health issues, their hopes of building a future dwindling. Low-income families strain to make ends meet, while the constant barrage of sad news from around the world, stemming from political and environmental degradation, weighs heavily on their hearts. Driven by a desire to escape the urban chaos, Treasure and Wanderer embark on a journey to find happiness in the embrace of nature. They seek a place where life's drama is rooted in the collaboration and contentment of its inhabitants, free from the shadows of hostility and socio-political aggression. Their quest leads them to a stunning natural haven, a sanctuary where life is simple, vibrant, and built upon the foundation of cooperation and joy. In this idyllic setting, the echoes of sad news fade away, replaced by the gentle rhythm of a harmonious existence. Treasure and Wanderer immerse themselves in this newfound paradise, cherishing a brief but blissful chapter in their lives before ultimately disappearing into the very nature that had captivated their hearts.

  • av Ammar Sinan
    145,-

    From Istanbul to Haifa This book is based on the true story of five siblings who played pivotal roles in the most significant political and historical events that unfolded in the Levant region between the years 1890 and 1948 CE. These events were instrumental in the emergence of entire nations in the Middle East, the collapse of others, and continue to be the primary influence on everything we have experienced and are living today. Within the pages of this book, we traverse a diverse geographical and historical landscape encompassing the Levant, Egypt, Iraq, the Arabian Peninsula, Turkey, and Iran. We witness the Arabs' attempts to realize their dream of building an independent unified Arab state, the Western occupier's conspiracies against them to assassinate that dream, and the establishment of the Zionist entity in Palestine. The reader is taken through historical events starting from the Balkan Wars and the fall of the Ottoman Empire to the establishment of the Arab state, the correspondences of Hussein McMahon, the role of Lawrence of Arabia, the Sykes-Picot Agreement, and the onset of French and British mandates, culminating in the founding of the Zionist entity. It is worth noting that the information presented in this book is documented from the memoirs left by the five siblings, testimonies from many who lived through those times, and various historical sources. The information is presented in a captivating and dramatic narrative, bringing the characters to life in vivid detail, allowing you to experience history as if you are living it in all its intricacies.

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