Böcker utgivna av Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers

Tony Jacklin rescued the Ryder Cup from oblivion. Following years of American domination, interest in the event nosedived in the 1970s. It was Tony''s appointment as captain of Europe in 1983 that helped resuscitate the matches and launch the remarkable transformation of a competition that is now one of the biggest showpiece occasions in the world of sport.This book takes us on a journey through Tony''s Ryder Cup career, his seven matches as a player and his four as captain. It details his friendships with some of the game''s greats like Seve Ballesteros, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer but also chronicles the times when he hit rock bottom - the sudden and unexpected death of his first wife, his own recent struggles with ill health, the year he lost everything financially and his affair with a sixteen-year-old that was splashed on the front page of a tabloid newspaper.

Dominic Petrossi has just opened the bookstore he always dreamt of, when the past comes to haunt his days of joy. A murdered priest twenty years ago. A case of abuse by a priest where his best friend Edmund accused Father Saint Pierre of shattering his childhood innocence. Edmund and Dominic, together, hatched a plan to expose the incriminated molester by setting a trap. But the events that transpired led Edmund to serve twenty years in jail for a crime he did not commit. Now, years later, Dominic has long forgotten about it, but then one day, a stranger walks into his bookstore and hands him a book with no details except for its title that reads, Truth, Redeemed. The book narrates a case very similar to that of him and Edmund. Dominic's peace is ruined once he remembers the incident from twenty years ago. Does Dominic's bookstore catch fire by accident or does someone set it ablaze? Who writes the letter to the archbishop that rakes up old grievances? What is the final plan to ruin Dominic?

This book is a complement of sixteen short stories told with a range from darkness to a sense of humor. On a quest for the right fit for a qualified therapist. It is a rollercoaster of a ride and it is if you are a fly on the wall of all these sessions.

Honabeats is right there with you! In the first Honabeats book, the title character followed you around as you read through cute poems with "crazy" words and slick graphics. Honabeats could, for instance, be found at the top of a castle, behind a tree or hiding somewhere in the shadows of many "crazy" words. In "Honabeats Says: Crazy Words 2!", Honabeats is by your side as you make your way to the Doctor's Office. Afterwards, enjoy some fun and "crazy" food as you recover. The candy coated graphics will serve to sweeten your Doctor's visit! The authors view their new Honabeats book as a social learning story. The "crazy" words introduced throughout the book are a tool to help young readers practice phonics, word completion and word comprehension. With approximately 300 words, the book can be read in less than three minutes. A quick read for a bedtime story or to just have some fun!

Mia is turning 10, and she is excited to celebrate her birthday with her group of friends. She was crushed when they all declined her invitation to her party. Mia's ability to turn this situation into a positve experience is explored, along with perspectives of other students.

John, an English widower, was taking a holiday at Villaenvale in France. There, he met the enchantingly beautiful lady, Monique, whose father, Pierre Legrange runs a café business in the area. John was head-over-heels in love with Monique. Monique reciprocated his love at the same level, when he became aware that she was being used as a mule to carry drugs for a terrorist group. At a time when their love life was on a roller coaster ride, they were sought out by the Intelligence Services of both countries (France and England) and instructed them to carry on acting as pawns for the terrorists to catch them. Will the pair be able to carry out the plan set by the Intelligence Service while being bogged down by their unrelenting, inevitable unsure future life? That is the BIG question.

Sometimes, under the weight of other people's expectations from us, we forget who we truly are and what we want from our lives. Same was the case with this young boy, Vikki, who tries so hard to live up to his namesake. Vikki is a teenager with a brilliant mind and a kind heart. He is a foodie, a die-hard Bollywood fan and, most important of all, he is a great friend. So, what will he do when a friend in need comes to him for help? To what extent will he go to save him? Read the debut novel of Ram Halady to find out, and be ready to be moved by this endearing, coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of Bangalore in the '70s.

Stella is an exceptionally smart eighth grader from a poor family. She and her friend Liza attend an exclusive all girls' private school on scholarship. Together they navigate the challenges of being the "poor" girls in a world of the ultra rich, while also figuring out how they are ever going to meet boys. Stella is an only child and a gifted ballet dancer. She yearns to know more about her family, but her parents shut her down every time she asks about it. When she is assigned a school project to draw a family tree, her beloved dance teacher gives her a gift that will change her life forever.

War has been illegal for a thousand years. The nation of Studium has its laws governed by the Empire but its commerce controlled by the evil Slide. Farm boy, John Strong, and his girlfriend, Rachael Smith, who is the blacksmith's daughter, find themselves on the run after they have been targeted by the criminal organization known as the Bandits. His friendship with the Emperor is of very little help to him as Slide declares him an outlaw. Now John must seek the help of the Oracle to try and clear his name and get him and Rachael to safety but Slide seems to be around every corner waiting for him. Will John do what is necessary and does he have what it takes to survive?

Strange things happening at night, in a FRUIT shop of all places... A dancing mango... An angry plum... Asparagus spears being thrown... At who? And why? And who saw the Italian salad dressing and why were they looking? What happened to the eggs and what were they afraid of? Who must be nuts and why was that OK... What on earth is going on? The Story Of The Moral Of The Mango That Could Tango tells the tale of a Mango, who, bored with sitting quietly in the shop like a good piece of fruit should, spontaneously dances the tango around the shelves thereby dividing the shop by upsetting some and inspiring others. It is demanded he explain himself and defend his actions to those who prefer an "adherence to convention," with a surprise as to who comes to his defence, inspiring reconciliation, and a unified happy conclusion.

There is an old adage: When life gives you lemons -- do not despair. Make lemonade. KC, a young boy learns an important life lesson through guidance from his widowed father, omnipresent paternal grandmother, and other family members.

Someone is abusing Shannon...and the abuser is his girlfriend. High school swimming star Shannon "Shan" Milne is looking forward to starting his junior year at the prestigious Jefferson Academy, and putting behind the baggage and nightmares of his childhood. His new friends, Zip and Sonya, seem like they'll be good allies for him as well. But then Shan meets beautiful Kallie Corcoran...a girl who isn't used to hearing the word "no." And Kallie wants Shan to be her A-list boyfriend, and isolates him from anyone she doesn't feel worthy of his time. It isn't long before Shan is being psychologically and physically abused by Kallie, and ensnared by her wealthy, powerful family - a family with a great many dark secrets. Can Shan's friends ultimately rescue him from Kallie's net? Or will he continue to sink into darkness...in the deep end of the pool?