The Land of Seasons and Songs is revolving round the lives of a Horse and Cart driver and the Nawabs and the Maharajas of India, who are the culture donators to the country and are remembered with affection.
Set on the Norfolk Broads, Pippa's perfect world is turned upside down as Karl's secret life is exposed. But will the combination of Karl's deception and Pippa's rose tinted glasses stop her from completing her quest.
A tale of Scottish espionage as Dark Money funds Unionist threats to Independence
A historical romance set in the rolling Yorkshire countryside, full of murder and intrigue'
Witty, emotional and a riveting read, 'For the Love of Fire' covers the working career of a retired Fire Service Station Officer. With Murders, Riots and Rescues, along with motorcycle crashes at the Isle of Man TT Races being just a few of the notable incidents described.
A fun, heart-warming, and thought-provoking animal adventure story about R.P.M, a mole who is afraid of the dark. As new friends help R.P.M. to overcome his fears, he finds he is able to support them with their own anxieties.
Economics for beginners explained in one hour. No maths. The truth that every citizen needs to know.
This book describes the challenges and rewards of building an OAK FRAME house in Cornwall; an honest, often humorous, biographical appraisal of the SELF-BUILD process, containing detailed photos.
The first biography of a cultured nineteenth century benevolent industrialist, friend of Prince Albert, Wellington and Robert Peel, whose former estate houses the RHS Bridgewater Garden.
A gentle yet powerful guide to healing and peace after any type of trauma.
A children's mystery adventure set in the Derbyshire Dales with fairies, magic and a royal connection.
A trip back in time to 16th century England for the Ross family who are on the journey of a lifetime. Find out why the seeker led her family through the stones at Stonehenge to the Kingdom of Wiltshire.
We meet a skinny half-starved boy in an English churchyard planting primroses on his brother's grave. We follow John and his long family through a most turbulent century.
This book is about Buddhism in daily life. About learning in a wholly practical way how to build a better and happier life for yourself.
These are the author's recollections from his days as a child in the Sheffield Blitz, through many interesting and sometimes amusing experiences in his private and business activities over the next 80 years.
A guide and self-help book for those planning a trip supporting their favourite rugby club into Europe. An illustrated record of the major rugby venues in France, Italy, Ireland. Scotland and Wales.
Must-have toolkit for dealing with our personal issues, based on proven methods from real-life experience.
This book covers the years 1974- 2000 when I left school teaching and went into Higher Education as a lecturer via an MSc at Loughborough University
A dangerous high adventure trek of intrigue ,romance, murder of elephants and primitive tribal people.
A final collection of [mostly] short, simple (occasionally not so sweet) stories aimed at anyone with an eye for a simple tale.
A real life account of pain, courage and endurance, and lessons learnt from going through treatment for Acute Myleoid Leukamia twice in ten years. How the experience helped to build a stronger personality in me, and my faith in God for my healing.
A memoir which provides a window into Victorian life and the antiquarian's pursuit to better understand the past and the natural world around them
Memoir of a military man from Yorkshire, joining as a Band-boy and reaching the rank of Major, life in pre-war India, the war years and post-war army life.
This is a small book which answers the big question in life "Where are we going?" It does this in both text and verse, explaining that God's love is what the World is all about, if we are to have a future.
The life and times of a former Met Police Forensic Photographer charting the difficult path to success from abusive childhood to working in a busy West Lancashire hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic.
What makes Timmy the tiger stand out from all other animals? Come, follow Timmy on this rhyming journey to discover the answer.
A pre-Victorian whodunit, set in Chislehurst, based on an actual double murder in 1813.
Circular emails sent by a West Wales Vicar, messages of hope and encouragement during the Pandemic.
After 35 years as a missionary in Africa and 20 years as a Parish Priest in England, Father John shares his thoughts and observations
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