Following in the hallowed footsteps of Bryson, Fry and Palin, Ron Culley has produced a travel book that is at once fascinating, delightful and very funny.
Money, dosh, dough - we all need it. This book tells you how to get it, and having got it, what to do with it. A Christian handbook on personal finance, where kingdom principles replace the laws of this world.
The adventures and misadventures of two schoolboys growing up in Leeds in the early 1950s and the local characters who enrich their lives
The Healing Metaphor examines the power of metaphor in therapy and provides a range of original hypnotherapy scripts covering issues from Adoption, Grief and Anxiety to Cancer, IBS and Migraine.
An autobiography by a schoolmaster looking back to his birth in 1933, one week after the Kray twins, and on through the war, life at school, the army and Oxford, to forty-two years working in schools and colleges.
This book charts a member of rock band 'The Denvers' and his early life and what it was like to be a young rock- group troubadour as some of the major social, political and cultural events of the early 1960s swirled around him and his band mates.
In this well-researched and well-informed book, Peter Fieldman addresses some of the major issues facing the modern world, politically, morally and financially.
A travelogue about the Annapurna Region of Nepal
A local history study which is the second of two volumes examining schools from 1400 in one West Country market town.
A critical analysis of the socio-political and cultural themes prevalent within the 1960s and 1980s and their consequent effect upon and representation of national identity during these two very distinctive decades in British social history.
A humorous and charming memoir of one man's lifetime in education.
A heart-warming, vivid and witty account of a young boy's journey from Leipzig in Nazi Germany to London via the blighted North East, and of his large and colourful family
Third and last in the series of 'Molly' autobiographies describing the author's years of suffering childhood abuse.
Set in late medieval Sherborne, and against the back drop of the Battle of the Fonts, Matthias Barton puts himself and his household into unwitting danger as he strives to unravel murder amongst the monks of the Abbey.
A recollection of adventures of an asthmatic weakling during National Service, from the hells of Aldershot to the heat of Egypt
A Londoner in her early twenties, searches for a missing person in remote County Sligo, in the West of Ireland.
This is the second anthology of poems and paintings by Paul Klinger, following on from Alone in the City. This collection includes poems from the author's late cousin, Cheryl Perlow.
An eccentric nobleman and his rollicking and notorious adventures in the late 18th century, whether as a British officer during the American Revolutionary War or as a member of the Prince of Wales's fast set, etc.
A local history study which is the first of two volumes examining schools from 1400 in one West Country market town.
An autobiographical account of a Wall Street banker whose sympathy of the plight of third world countries leads him to working for Unicef in Africa.
A life and works study of two major musical figures in Northern Ireland: Havelock Nelson and Joan Trimble
The third book in the series of children's illustrated fantasy fiction, based on a witch and her 7 daughters' travels around the world.
A novel about the paranormal hauntings of an English mansion.
The book is a collection of adapted humour inspired by other writers, interspersed with some original texts and a handful of philosophical views, mostly wrapped in humour.
This book is filled with keys of insight to inspire and equip you in your calling as the Bride, walking with Jesus, co-heir and co-regent with Him!
A re-evaluation of British strategy during the southern campaigns of the American Revolutionary War: what went wrong and, conversely, what might have gone right.
Children's fiction about the adventures of two cats.
Some wounds run deep. Can they ever heal?Tony Slade sits in a coffee shop waiting. He is reflecting on his dark and violent past. He is waiting for the woman he loves, but he is also waiting for the man who wants him dead. Who will reach him first? The clock is ticking…Tony Slade is used to dealing with violence and death. He has made a career out of it. From boxer to bouncer, paratrooper and mercenary to minder. But now, he is getting older and he wants out. He has miraculously found love and he has one last chance at happiness, but it will come with a price. The woman he loves is not his; she belongs to a very dangerous man. A man that you don't want to cross. But Tony is ready to risk it all on one last roll of the dice before a powder keg of violence explodes.But that is not all. Unknown to him, there is another threat coming his way. One that he will not see until the last moment. Who will get out alive?Tough times call for tough people. Tony Slade is one such person.
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