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Ivor Rawlinson's short story collection, The 88 Bus: and other stories, is all about people and situations you'll recognise at once. They tap into our everyday fears, reveal our obsessions, and reflect our frustrations. They show us quiet saints, brilliant teachers, eccentric husbands, inspired wives -and the occasional con-man.

Michael and Libby meet as children on the outbreak of the second world war. As the years pass their lives connect and divide. Both achieve success, and both discover that success is not without sacrifice.

Summer, 1814. Thomas Hammond, an apothecary surgeon in a village near London whose dreams of a grand medical career were ruined by a shameful secret, longs to see his apprentice, his son Edward, become a great surgeon. His other apprentice is eighteen-year-old local orphan, John Keats. Thomas sees John as a daydreamer who wastes time reading.

Setting out to identify Seven of the 'False Gods' of modernity, Civilization 21 opens a Pandora's Box of alternative narratives that challenge the evolving norms of twenty-first century mythologies and delusions.

Incredible true stories from the frontline of policing. The Coppers lot is a compelling insight into what it takes to be a police officer in Britain in the 21st century.

Why is it that some children progress rapidly and retain their learning in primary schools and others do not? You will find the answer to the question in this book. Furthermore, you will be able to help your children to adopt learning behaviours that will unquestionably maximise their learning potential.

John Blumer is a former murder investigator, who now runs his own private investigators service. One day a man enters his office with two news paper cuttings; one old and one new.

Mexico, end of the first milennium CE. Following the collapse of the Mayan civilisation, a rebirth is taking place. Temples and pyramids once again reach towards the sky, markets thrive and wealthy patrons commission imposing works of art.

In the Turkish mountains, twenty-first century western espionage clashes with Persian biblical tales. Ed Bennett is retired from the Special Forces and headed for a well-earned vacation with his fiancée, Esther. Under surveillance and only a few days into their stay, Esther is abducted.

Life should be good for Camden and Morton. While the two Brits are different characters - Camden is lovestruck and lost, Morton wealthy and restless - they've been friends since university and are on the cusp of the opening night of Salvation, the bar they've been building on Santorini for the past year.

Michael Polkinghorne notes in his new book "By the Seat of my Pants" that "...my destiny appeared unexpectedly in by-ways or roads I had been misled into taking'.

What is real? What is imaginary? This is the line Jessica Seaques walks, ever since she won a competition and got commissioned to write erotica for the indulgence of an anonymous patron. Many of her stories are based around the strange working environment the patron provides for his staff - a bizarre, mirror-walled office.

The First World brought extraordinary opportunities to those who were or had been professional soldiers. There are few clearer examples of this than the career of Major General Sir Frederick Poole.