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  • av Eddie Ferraioli
    179,-

    Love, hate, sibling rivalry, the Italian mafia, the Vatican, mental disorders, and war are some of the topics that will engulf you in this family saga that has its beginnings in Alciello, a small village in the mountainous region of Naples from where twins Alessandro and Nicola descend. Alessandro will be the first to become a coffee magnate of Rome and Nicola to be the personal secretary of Pope Leo XIII. Their search for "black gold" in the island of Puerto Rico will unite them in spite of their philosophical and religious differences and will plunge Alessandro into the midst of the Spanish-American War of 1898.

  • av Julie D. Jones
    169

    December 1971 - The dark days of the short but brutal Indian-Pakistan War. In an East Bengali village near the front lines, a young Pakistani girl hurrying home from a shopping errand witnesses her family home destroyed, her parents killed in an indiscriminate rocket attack by Pakistan fighter bombers. In 1997, the body of a teenage schoolboy is dragged from the River Dart in South Devon. Several years later both dramatic events will have dire consequences for celebrated author Miles Betteridge and respected pathologist Margo Betteridge. Whilst the Devon CID buckle under the onslaught of a series of vicious and cleverly planned rapes and murders paralysing the Southwest, the team at Moorland Forensic Consultants struggle to cope with a new team member. Working in conjunction with DCI Will Parker, things reach a thrilling climax and finally the truth behind events long ago on the subcontinent come to light. Doctor James Sinclair and sibling forensic psychologist Katie battle to hold the business together amidst devastating professional and personal upheaval.

  • av Laurie Le Roux
    125,-

    Only a few selected humans know aliens have already invaded Earth, and those who ignore the truth must be kept in ignorance. What would their reaction be? Would it trigger war? Nobody knows and nobody wishes to know, but the relationship held between both worlds slowly starts sinking into an unavoidable conflict. Kyra's identity is kept secret from humans. To them, she must appear normal and anonymous; be no one special, and act like everyone else. But despite her adaptability, her identity always pulls her back to her roots; she isn't made to fit in a narrow-minded world, and the world isn't ready to accept her. The missions she must overcome to protect herself and preserve peace between both worlds constantly push her to her limits, slowly revealing her true origins. Will she save the world before it is too late? The countdown has already started.

  • av B. Ronald Judd
    125,-

    What does it mean to have an individual identity? In this short collection of poems, B. Ronald Judd explores the obstacles that the modern world imposes upon our understanding of individual identity, while also exploring the foundations of individual identity in both nature and community. Far from having total freedom to define ourselves, we must at last submit to the limitations that are imposed upon us. We must discover that this world is not our own.

  • av Derina McLaughlin
    179,-

    1836 - A young woman becomes a Governess to Count Vorontsov in a palace on the Black Sea, where she falls in love with the palace gardener. Only when she is forced to flee from the brewing Crimean War does she become truly aware of the lurking malevolence that has ebbed beneath the tranquil veneer of palace life. Mary-Ann and James are forced by Mary-Ann's Governess contract to postpone their marriage, in an atmosphere tainted by jealous rivalries.

  • av Zoe Price
    125,-

    Emma has always wanted to spend Christmas in America, just like she has seen in the Hallmark films she has watched. When the chance of a lifetime comes her way, she doesn't hesitate. Traveling on her own, she is both nervous and excited for the adventure ahead. Mistletoe is a small town in north Vermont where they go all out for Christmas, with decorations everywhere and plenty of activities for Emma to join in. It's the perfect place to spend Christmas. Hunter followed his girlfriend to New York but when things didn't work out, he decided to go home to Mistletoe and help his aunt in her bed and breakfast. With a freshly broken heart he doesn't expect to find love again so soon, but when Emma bumps into him its love at first sight. Will all of Emma's wishes come true?

  • av Jesse O'Reilly-Conlin
    145,-

    Hound has a particularly strong sense of smell. He can smell the memories of people and can smell them so strongly in fact that they appear before him as if something real and touchable. In these memories, Hound can walk and talk with the ghosts of people's past, and - this is the important part - he can make changes, both big and small, wherever he wishes. He may direct someone left instead of right, say something that had not been said before, or even remove a person or event that had bothered the memory keeper.Men pay Hound to kill their ghosts - to destroy some of their most burdensome memories. They pay him handsomely for his services.Recently, though, Hound has grown tired of murdering the ghosts of rich, well-to-do men. The violence has taken its toll. He is tired and wants nothing more than to settle down. He wants a simple life, freed from men's violent histories.He is tired of being alone with his smells. He needs a friend, someone he can talk to and confide in.And then one day, he meets Jesse, a man with many ghosts, and together, they form a lasting, and unique, friendship in beautiful Wanaka, New Zealand.

  • av Timmy Hilly
    135

    Step into the intriguing world of crabs and embark on a captivating journey as you discover the reasons behind their peculiar sideways walk. In this remarkable tale, a vibrant crab community faces relentless harassment and bullying by the despicable Simon - a character hardly worth mentioning due to his malicious nature. However, amidst the chaos, one crab emerges as a true hero, defying the odds and transforming the entire way his colony and future generations traverse the world. Prepare to ponder not only the mysteries of crab locomotion but also the enigmas of our world-such as the clarity of water contrasting with the blueness of the sea, or the origins of the very first sprout eater. Brace yourself for a multitude of unanticipated questions, awaiting your curious mind!

  • av Uditha Jayatunga
    145,-

    Intelligent Design goes well beyond the evolution debate. This book explores the science of this vast subject from the universe to life as well as going down to cells and DNA. It argues that the origin of first life, complexities of a cell, unparallel information system in DNA and many perfect systems seen in all life can only come from intelligence. It also draws evidence from lesser explored topics such as the brain- the most complex in the universe, power of the zygote, superior animal features, phylogenetics, microbiome, development of sexes in new species, physiology and fine-tuning of over 200 parameters in the universe, solar system, the earth as well as in the environment needed for life. It dissects fallacies and limitations of Darwinism falling well short of the biological complexities of all life, while agreeing with microevolution, which is a drop in the ocean of macroevolution. It concludes the impossible task of producing 8.7 million species with just two mechanisms of Darwinian theory namely random mutations and natural selection. Evidenced by purpose and fine-tuning at every level of complexity, this book gives proof of Intelligent Design based on undisputable mathematical probabilities.

  • av Ata Khasaf Alsady
    265,-

    Birds often symbolize spiritual freedom. The universe for them is vast and without end. Free from attachments and from all earthly treasures, they listen to Mother Nature. Never tired, from far and near, they are wild in spirit and move between the worlds: between earth, air, and water. Birds are the symphony and poetry of nature on the earth and live with an elegant simplicity tinged with a pure loneliness with worldly cares left behind. The world for them is an open book and every object seen unlocks a new faculty for the mind.

  • av Gregory Paul
    179 - 295,-

  • av Robert Borele
    145,-

    A highly advanced alien race arrives unannounced offering to help us make our world a better, safer place. With unbelievable technology far beyond human understanding, they seem able to ignore all known laws of space, time, and physics. They deny all those natural laws that we find undeniable. They have the most profound knowledge of Earth's past as if they have experienced it. They know the most minor details of our lives. They seem to know our thoughts and our personal motivations. They promise to bring peace and eliminate needs. They promise no one will ever be harmed by their presence, and they promise they will take nothing but memories. Most importantly, they promise freedom. But there is a catch...

  • av Ernst Fellner
    105,-

    Thinking Reeds is an evocative collection of contemplations, delving into the vast tapestry of human existence and the intricacies of our emotional landscapes. Through 'Thoughts,' 'Second Thoughts,' and 'Afterthoughts,' readers are invited on a profound journey, exploring the depths of love and hate, the complexities of life and death, the shadows of friendship and enmity, and the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty, truth, and falsehood. This introspective compilation captures the essence of the human experience, painting a vivid portrait of our shared vulnerabilities and illuminating the myriad shades of our collective consciousness.

  • av Gemma Louise Wilkes
    125,-

    Psycho Preemie Mum is an emotional and powerful memoir of one mother's journey through the trials and tribulations of having a premature baby. The author, a mother of two, including a premature angel baby, takes readers on a journey from the moment she is told she is in slow labour, through the difficult and confusing process of having a premature baby in NICU, and the ongoing rollercoaster of emotions that come with it. Through her raw and honest account of her experiences, she shares the struggles of becoming a nurse, consultant, scientist, and parent all at once, learning medical jargon to explain her child to family and friends. Her story is a must-read for any parent who has gone through the NICU journey, and for anyone who wants to gain insight into the emotional and physical challenges that come with it.

  • av Brian Shepherd
    125,-

    The Barefoot Therapist records the Ward Battle, among other poems, which feature public sector cuts, drugs ECT, a mad society, the medical establishment, revolution, stifling bureaucracy, people power, patriarchy, worker burnout, and stories of individual struggles. These are poems that highlight the present mental health crises in the midst of political, social, and economic turbulence.

  • av Andrea Hogue
    135

    Have you ever wondered what the shy and elusive woolly booger does in his off time? Most days he spends roaming the woodlands hiding from view. But when it's time for a holiday, what does he enjoy most? Woolly Boogers Love Ski Trips exposes the truth!

  • av P E Mather
    145,-

    It all started with the lights failing on Jupiter... How did it end up like this? Watching intently as one by one the domes begin to fill with light, Gabby waits for the remaining two to turn on. Frowning she asks, "Do the last two normally take a while?" "No, the domes are timed to light up as soon as night falls..." Vita and her crew explored the galaxy terraforming planets for the Federation, looked down on by everyone with a respectable job until it came to the lights failing on Jupiter's Penta-dome. Going down to investigate, they realised they got more than they bargained for, but it wasn't in Vita to back down from a challenge... even when Commander Vox showed up with the crew of The Sentinel. Now the highest decorated faction and the lowest faction were about to be forced to work together.

  • av M. B. Barry
    159 - 265,-

  • av William Birmingham
    135

    Delve into the captivating world of a three-year-old as he navigates the bewildering realm of adults in Kinderbarton. In this heartwarming tale, Stephen Barton, a typical toddler with a vivid imagination, observes the humorous and unpredictable actions of grown-ups. Expecting the world to align with his own understanding, Stephen's playtime adventures can take unexpected turns, sometimes leading to tears. Living with his parents and older sister, Stephen's quest for attention and his strong-willed nature shine through. Yet, when faced with adults who seem to engage in incomprehensible actions, he demonstrates that young children have minds of their own, following their own natural instincts, even if it appears bewildering to the grown-ups around them. Through joyful and poignant moments, Kinderbarton captures the essence of a toddler's world, where curiosity and self-expression intertwine in fascinating ways. Join Stephen as he embarks on a journey filled with ups and downs, unveiling the captivating and often surprising aspects of a child's perspective.

  • av Maree Baigent-Harris
    125,-

    Can the effects of bullying be reversed before long-term irreparable damage has been done to a child's life? Maree invites you to go on a journey with Moana. After another lonely, isolating experience in her life, Moana has lost all sense of purpose. She was desperate for friendship and acceptance. All she wanted was to be loved and to have a friend who would accept her for who she was. She was lost and frightened and had no sense of belonging. She no longer knew whom she was meant to be.

  • av Maurice Webb
    145,-

    Knowledge involves true belief and the realization of one's own ignorance is the precondition for its attainment. Power is similar to distilled liquor; it will intoxicate and dim the judgment of even the most scrupulous men. Wealth is frequently associated with spiritual poverty and the distribution of wealth in any society exposes its lack of justice. Wisdom is combined with the trinity of values, which are, the absolute truth, the spirit of beauty and complete goodness. The man who is neither good nor wise remains self-satisfied. He has no desire to acquire that to which he feels no need. Aristotle insisted that life is the activity of the mind. Plato insisted that life is a preparation for death.

  • av Fiona Lowry
    145,-

    Book Excellence Award Finalist Golden Wizard Book Prize 2023 Winner. Do you believe in the tooth fairy? Imagine, if, at the bottom of your garden there lived a fairy - what would you do?Faith and Harris play around the old Oaktree at the bottom of their garden. This is known as the Fairy Woods, but has anyone ever seen a fairy, or is it just stories from grandparents?Harris doesn't believe in fairies but when his older sister sees something new on the Oaktree, she sets out to prove that they are real. Only then do the fun conversations begin with Pip and the children begin to see the world in a whole new way.

  • av Juliet Harmer
    135

    Penny is a brave little cat, always up for an adventure. Her brother, Pip, is rather nervous and can be a bit silly. He looks permanently astonished and tends to get into scraps, the two of them hatch a plot to escape from their cat basket on the way to the vets. What will happen on their adventure? Have they bitten off more than they can chew?

  • av Tracy Fitzgibbons
    115 - 155,-

  • av Joycee Kennedy
    139 - 185,-

  • av Cameron Hurwood
    155,-

    DCI Pat Nottage faces an unexpected challenge when she's assigned to investigate the death of a biker in a road traffic accident. Initially considered a straightforward case of poor judgment, the biker's involvement with biker gangs raises suspicions of foul play, potentially connected to drugs and violent crime. Following the coroner's instructions, Pat reluctantly starts her investigation, risking everything she holds true as a police officer. However, as she delves deeper into the life of the deceased, she realizes things are not as simple as they seem. Unraveling the events leading to the biker's death, Pat uncovers hidden complexities and mysteries. She questions why a former nurse and soldier would leave a profession focused on saving lives. Driven to seek justice, Pat must navigate a world of secrets and uncover the true motives behind the biker's tragic end. Will she uncover the truth, even if it means challenging her own beliefs and risking everything she holds dear?

  • av Jack Goodall
    115,-

    In the gripping spy novel, the hidden machinations orchestrated by governments and corporate giants come to light decades after the fact. Within these pages lies a captivating tale that chronicles the extraordinary journey of an unsuspecting young man thrust into the treacherous realm of espionage. As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into a web of intrigue, witnessing how the secretive world of shadows can transform an ordinary individual into an unlikely hero. Amidst the tangled web of deception, the question lingers: What fate awaits this amateur operative entangled in a dangerous game beyond his wildest imagination?

  • av Christopher Whybrow
    115 - 179,-

  • av Emily Rice
    169

    Women Forgotten in History unveils the captivating narratives of extraordinary women whose stories have been marginalized and obscured throughout time. As we reflect on history, it becomes apparent that the majority of names we encounter are those of men. But does this imply that women have contributed little or led uneventful lives? Or is it rather an indication that their achievements and stories have been obscured and overshadowed throughout the ages? Within the pages of this enlightening book, a tapestry of forgotten stories comes to life. From ancient Egyptian pharaohs to courageous teenagers who defied Nazi occupation, a diverse tapestry of women emerges from the shadows, these women reclaim their rightful place in history's narrative. Some forged inspiring paths as activists for noble causes, while others left a more morally complex legacy, their stories often veiled in mystery and legend. Despite their contrasting backgrounds and experiences, these women share a common thread: their captivating stories and the tragic reality that their lives and accomplishments have been forgotten or deliberately obscured with the passage of time. However, within their tales lie profound inspiration waiting to be rediscovered. Women Forgotten in History invites readers to embrace the richness of these forgotten narratives, to honour these remarkable women, and to find in their stories a wellspring of empowerment and motivation.

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