Böcker utgivna av Olympia Publishers

Christopher Haslow has it all, good looks, money and a carefree life of sun, surf and parties, with his friends in the trendy town of Coconut Beach. With the odd stint of work thrown in, to keep them afloat. His twin brother Carl has nothing, no money, a dead-end job, and a boring life in a tiny inland town. The brothers have barely spoken to eachother in years, and are very different.Life seems ideal on the surface for Christopher, his twin brother and their friends, in spite of the doubts, confusion and fears that growing up throws at all of us. Follow the lives of these close-knit friends as they go through a time in life that only comes around once. Then Joshana comes to Christopher's town. Gorgeous, seductive, fiery and mysterious, Christopher is smitten by her and can't get her out of his mind.When an anonymous stalker goes after Christopher, his world is turned upside down. One of his friends is already dead, he knows he's next. Can the two brothers reconcile their differences and prevent the stalker from killing Christopher? And will his group's friendship be as strong when they reach the other side? Find out in this gripping thriller.

A pitter patter of tiny paws... a muddy nose... and dirty floors?What is that naughty puppy doing?Follow the adventures of Gissitback the little puppy in this charming children's book.

'HE made it with a recipe of magic and wonder, and spiced it with dreams, euphoria and a strike like thunder. Then HE named it love and blessed all His creations with its splendor.' Sally Rawhey's beautiful collection of poetry takes us on a candid journey through her interpretations of many magical forms of love. From the euphoria of falling in love to the pain and despair of losing it; from brevity to lifelong love; from faith and friendship to forgiveness; from longing and loneliness to loving life and the beauty of the world. Written with passion and honesty, a shining light throughout is the radiant love of God for all.

Oleg is a junior giant who just doesn't fit in with his village. He cries because he is lonely, but this floods the village. There's no getting away from it: Oleg is different. When the Lord Mayor tells Oleg that the villagers want a proper giant, who 'Raaah's' a lot and rips up trees and eats cows, Oleg knows that he can't be like that, so he has to leave. While he is away, a 'proper' giant, Igor, moves into the village and behaves exactly as a 'proper' giant should. The villagers are horrified and the Lord Mayor wants Oleg's help. Can he save them from the 'proper' giant? If you knew Oleg, what would you tell him to do?

Following the death of his father, instead of being overwhelmed by depression, Scot Whitlock found himself, 'Filled with a powerful purpose: to travel the Camino de Santiago, as a simple mark of respect.'This book chronicles his travels along this, the main pilgrims' walking route in Spain. Rather than walking, he cycles and regards the experience as a personal epiphany, even including the careful selection of a particularly punishing bike. (This is, after all, a pilgrimage!)With detailed descriptions of the hardships and joys of cycling across Spain, his journal is entertaining and informative, telling us of the feelings and energies that come with different locations, the emotional changes in himself and his grief as he follows the pilgrims' route, and the wonderful places he discovers along the way, both geographically and spiritually, as he begins to come to terms with his loss and even makes friends with his bike.