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My name is Norman Lawrence Rowlston, and the following poems represent my thoughts and ideas on all that has happened to me over the last 30 years.After a considerable period of illness, which culminated in a heart transplant in 1996, I decided to try my hand at writing. Some 20 or more of the poems have been published by companies in the USA and in the UK. In America, the main publisher of my works is the International Society of Poets, and in the UK the main one is United Press.Several of my poems are reflections of time spent on the way to and in hospital at certain times; the main one of these is an ode of tribute to the nursing staff, and that is the one entitled Angels of the Night. Although not a sufferer of Alzheimer's disease, I was asked to produce a couple of poems for publishing in their newsletters, including Unseen Images. Marching was written to show support for the Rural Life Association.Justice was in answer to the letting off of a Judge without any response after he had committed a crime. A Dying Breed was a cry from the heart after the butchery of the mining industry by Margaret Thatcher. This was dear to my heart as I have lived most of my life in a heavily endowed mining area, now defunct. I also worked down the pit on two periods. Love is a tribute to my wife of 37 years, Joan, whilst A Prayer to Love was written specifically for the wedding of one of my step grandchildren. The poem was read out during the church service by my eldest grandson. Graduation was written to show my pride in my son and daughter on graduating from University. 9/11 was the idea behind Pray for America. This was published in some newspapers in both America and Hawaii. There are a few poems which may sound strange to your ears, but they are literally correct as they have been written in Yorkshire dialect, a mode I intend to do more in. Nonsense poetry is included with two of the ones I wrote for a children's magazine, and they are Snow and The Obligatatum. The Tramp is based on a true story from this area. All the artwork contained in this booklet has been produced by my wife, Joan Rowlston. Please read and enjoy; half of the joy of writing is knowing that someone else is also getting pleasure from your efforts.

During the turbulent chaos of the 15th century, relics and artefacts held in the Beaufort St. Vincent Abbey were spirited out of the religious order and hidden by two brothers for safe keeping. The monks that hid the items were slaughtered by unholy men, and the whereabouts of the items was lost to history.Years later, a learned researcher uncovered clues concerning the hidden treasure in the Abbey archives, but could not understand them, and on his death, his great nephew Adam inherited the knowledge, but could not make sense of it either. Following Adam's death, the papers were finally discovered in his garden shed by Judas Wells.After years of research, Judas finds the key to unlocking this information by a fortunate fluke, and as he unravels the labyrinth of deception, he is forced to involve knowledgeable archaeologists in his findings. By enlightening these eminent men he not only challenges the accuracy of their historical books, but completely rewrites local history.

Two young people meet in a Welsh village school and become firm friends. Mirela is of Romany descent and possesses the gift of insight. Chris has been sent to stay with relatives while his parents work on an important project for the British government.Chris becomes the target of a ruthless group of villains who intend to gain certain information which Chris unknowingly possesses. The villains attempt a kidnap, but Mirela uses her intuitive ability to foil the plot and the children narrowly escape.Eventually, after several more attempts to abduct them, they escape to Jersey, but they are captured and taken through war tunnels to a gun emplacement where the villains intend to force Chris to part with the information they want. A rescue bid is organised, and the emplacement is stormed. A gun battle ensues and while Chris and Mirela are being released, the disturbance provokes the spectre of a German soldier to appear. The spectre attacks both groups with murderous intent, until Mirela, with assistance, applies her psychic powers in an attempt to control the entity.

You are in the middle of a battle.We are all fighting to live the best and most resilient life we can.Unique circumstances create unique understandings about our lives. I went undercover in the British Army to investigate bullying for the BBC. This book follows the pre to post undercover story through experiences of being a soldier in training, working for a large media co-operation and being the face of a controversial prime time programme. It documents these events and captures reflections and conversations about them over the last decade, adding related and accessible psychology as a golden thread. This highlights what supports and hinders our wellbeing in everyday modern life and touches on current topics such as use of social media, body image, identity, motivation, job satisfaction and fame to name but a few.24 hours undercover in the British Army investigating bullying:0400 hours: In camouflaged combat uniform, I blend into a dark, wet, cold field in the middle of Yorkshire, gripping a rifle. On my bag, my name and number: Private Sharp: 30037286. It contains everything I need to survive a week outdoors. A small sugary sweet provides a morale boost and the sun rise gives a glimmer of hope and reminder of the natural wonder of the world that we are lucky to be part of, despite our hardships.1200 hours: A grey floor in a bland accommodation block in Army barracks, surrounded by dismantled rifle parts, I clean every last bit of mud, dirt and carbon. Recruits share banter until we are ordered to be quiet. The relationships built over adverse circumstance are some of the strongest. My mobile phone and hidden cameras wait silently in my pockets as I listen intently for signs of wrong doing and anything that disrupts the wellbeing of these people.2000 Hours: Lively night time in bustling Oxford Street, London. I scan the horizon and see the bright flashing lights and blur of people going about their lives. I walk among the crowds having brought video footage of a recruit's testimony about an alleged assault in Army training. Following a hushed de-brief in a secure BBC office, it's time for some fleeting freedom among people celebrating the night life.Through the secretive, isolating, physically enduring experiences, I emerged a different man. I hope sharing this story and these experiences with related psychological discussion can help you develop a new way of thinking about resilience and motivation in your life.

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A great read to capture and inspire the mind in spirituality and thinking. A true account of a Stargate and a haunting. A story with a twist in its tail.An account of a great fire and of how one unique man came back in spirit to awaken a family to help him carry out spiritual rescue work for lost souls on a grand scale: to lead them all home to Mother/God.During this haunting, the spirit, named Jean-Louis, unearthed a revelation of 'time loss` for three members of the family group, leaving them with so many unanswered questions.Also with this awakening, came a warning to us all for our spiritual future.This experience transformed the author into a very spiritual person late in life and helped her discover the joy and the freedom that spirituality could bring to her and her family.My small self, like a book among the many on a shelf.

In this book we follow the second part of Stanley's life with his beautiful and feisty wife Doris beside him. Still both in their twenties, they are completely focused on making a better life for themselves. Moving at last from the mining village where they were both born, they find themselves living in a cottage that is barely habitable, but using all her ingenuity, Doris turns it into home, while Stanley, ever resourceful, finds ways to earn the extra money they will need. From Doris's quirky and sometimes irritating talent with a tin of paint, to Stanley's antics when he sets off across the fields in pursuit of a runaway boar pig, their sense of humour and determination to achieve their ambition shine through.No matter what life throws at them, they stubbornly refuse to be beaten and continue to strive to acquire a farm of their own.Although their relationship can sometimes be stormy, they are totally devoted to each other and they work together side by side to the point of exhaustion.If ever a couple deserve to succeed, that couple is Stanley and Doris.This book is a continuation of 'YON LAD OUT THERE,' but can be read with enjoyment as a stand alone book. For more information on 'YON LAD OUT THERE' please visit http://amzn.eu/1iKVL93

This is a must read for those who question the mystery that is called 'life'. A book to ignite a remembrance of your true soul essence, and the roles and stories that all have played throughout many incarnational experiences.This book is dedicated to you: the reader who wishes to understand why certain areas of your life's journey have not played out, as you indeed intended.A book that offers a differing way to heal to many and gift and insights to those awakening to whom they truly are. A way of living without the fears and restrictions of the past.This ditty intends to draw you in, into a way of living, free from the need to reach for the gin. This book intends to bring you joy, in the knowing that stories that made you cry, can be transformed in a blink of an eye. So delve into the text within, that may resonate with you and make you grin. If you read inside, we can assure you of an awakening far beyond what you presently feel is real. Besides, it may make you walk with glee in your stride. A book that discusses ascension and 'The Rise Back to Creator's Love Light' which many strive to find. An overview of the cosmos. A guide and an exploration into the depths of emotions and the responses that hold humankind back. This is a journey that will not only touch your heart but your mind and soul.

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, right?But what would be the point of that?Ricky Lever's life is thrown into despair following the break up of his long-term relationship, and with it comes the realisation that life is in danger of passing him by. Desperate for answers, he embarks on a soul-searching trip to Las Vegas with three of his oldest friends, hoping that a new direction in life will be revealed to him.In the midst of the excitement, madness and ecstasy of the city's atmosphere, life changing revelations prove to be a little harder to come by than Ricky hoped, and he is pushed to take the ultimate gamble. Bringing the city of Las Vegas to life with a killer soundtrack running throughout, this uniquely told coming of age story twists and turns through euphoric highs and emotive lows. From excessive gambling to heavy drinking, strip clubs to the desert, the biggest hotels to the lowliest bars, ride along for the trip of a lifetime as these four ordinary lads from Manchester make the most of the extraordinary world of Las Vegas. Seen through the eyes of Ricky, 'Lost in Manchester, Found in Vegas' is a hilarious, honest, and emotional journey showing how six nights in Sin City can influence a man at a crossroads in life.www.njcartner.com

This is a majestic collection of poetry on nature, countryside, seasons, British traditions, humanity and what is to come in the world according to prophecy as only a poet can express.I, the poet, hope you, the reader,enjoy reading this,my majestical work of poetry.

The love of my work and the poems I write are my visualisation of my own life and life experiences I have had over the years.The love for lives and my experience with my family - makes me write my life in poem form.

Crafted by a Russian, made for a Russian...and now the Russians want it back.From their humble beginnings in 19th century Russia, through the turbulent years of the Revolution and beyond, an enduring and epic tale that follows the turmoil, the heartbreak and a mystery that lies within one family.There is a talent, a son, who becomes a craftsman jeweller and who possesses the most phenomenal skills. Working for the highly respected 'House of Faberge', he creates some their finest and most valued jewellery. Whilst there, he becomes involved and then implicated with the Russian Royal Family, the ill fated Romanov's. It is a prelude to intrigue, romance and murder. It is a disaster in the making.In later years in England, a lost piece of jewellery has been found. It is a work of genius, a masterpiece.It was crafted by a Russian, and made for a Russian...and now the Russians want it back.This is a story that crosses Europe and crosses the generations, and with it is all the greed and the envy and the deceit, and mans never ending ambition for power and wealth.

These 100 poems are about personal matters and life matters and each were written from the heart and took barely 5-10 minutes to compose.I hope they really do make you "Think, Laugh and Cry," and, thank you for your kind donations to both Diabetes and Cancer Research who will receive a pound for every book sold.

Loulabub really likes monkeys. In fact she loves them. One morning she decides to visit the zoo. Along the way she meets lots of friendly animals, but as nice as they are, it's really a monkey she'd like to meet. Will she find her favourite animal before it's time to go home?

This book is about faith and addressed to the followers of Christianity. It is not a history book, nor is it meant to be. Faith is higher than intellect as it requires belief in something that cannot be intellectually proven. However, although not questioning faith per se it does question spurious traditions and biblical errors.If the Vatican continues to remain silent it will be only a matter of time before those at grass roots level begin to demand answers.

"There's more to fishing than catching fish"Accounts of fish successfully landed, fish hooked and lost, fish released to fight another day, the pleasures of the environment in which the angler finds themselves, the diversity of wildlife, locations and fishing venues unsurpassed in beauty, and breathtaking landscapes.The objective? To share some of my favourite and most memorable angling experiences with readers, in the hope that these accounts will trigger your own memories and bring back some of your unforgettable moments.This, in my opinion, is what angling is all about - enjoyment, camaraderie, sharing and experiencing some of the better things in life.

"It's not important to be better than someone else, but to be better than yesterday"

When I was a child I would close my eyes at night and drift into a dream. Join in the fun with friendly characters in stories helping to remind your child to be kind, thoughtful and nice. Enter into a world of laughter and fun. Set your imagination free.

The second book in Kevin Ryan's collection of poetry. With consistent themes of hunger, homelessness and love - both lost and unrequited, he uses vivid imagery and effective poetic techniques to draw you in.in the rush and the cluster you could have found the keyholder,and on the cold hill,or by a city's black water at night the banks lapping,if you strayed slow enough.

This colouring book contains 40 enchanted drawings to colour. Lose yourself in aworld of dragons, fairies, pixies and warrior cats.We live our lives in a digital world and learning to find time for ourselves or to switch off is becoming increasing more difficult. Using skills I thought I had forgotten and a little bit of imagination I've created a way for you to unwind and relax for a few moments each day. So find a comfy spot, pick up those pencils and start colouring...

This book describes the exciting adventures of Bonnie Prince Charlie over five months after his defeat at the battle of Culloden in 1746. On the run from his Hanoverian enemies, he desperately sought a ship in which to escape from Scotland. In the process, he and a few companions secretly trekked for five hundred miles over remote mountainous areas of the Western Isles and the North-West Highlands of Scotland. Eventually, he was rescued by friends, and taken to France.The author has thoroughly researched the story from contemporary accounts. Over ten years, he has also walked and explored the whole route that Charles followed on foot.For the benefit of present-day hillwalkers, there is a companion Hillwalkers' Guide. It contains details of walks that together cover Charles' complete route, and lead to places that figure in the story. The Guide can be accessed free of charge from the dedicated website.www.bpcbooks.co.uk

This collection of poems offers a celebration of life in all its forms, from the all encompassing themes of creation and the gods to the observations of the everyday, exploring conceptual ideas about life and the universe along the way. Graham's use of differing styles, concise language, vivid imagery and his masterful use of rhyme and rhythm in just the right places all combine to create captivating poems which can be revisited again and again. With each read they offer up new and more complex interpretations of the messages within. This anthology will take you on a journey of imagination and, ultimately, understanding. Graham Peter Metson is an established poet, having been published in 40 anthologies to date, and was previously a 'founding' member of the International Society of Poets. 'The New Golden Age' is Graham's third book of poetry.

This is the story of an ordinary man who had a true love of the sea, but as a consequence of the war had to deal, as did many others, with extraordinary experiences. Leaving his Cornish village of Landewednack in 1921 Charles, then aged fifteen, began his career in the Merchant Navy as a 2nd Class Saloon Boy with the Union Castle Line travelling to South Africa. He moved on to work on the Great Western Railways Channel Island Ferry, working his way up to 2nd then 1st Class Assistant Steward. Before long he was in the Mediterranean working on a cable ship, and for the next ten years on a cargo freighter travelling to Australia and New Zealand. At the outbreak of World War II Charles signed T124X Articles and joined the Royal Navy as 2nd Steward, subsequently rated at Chief Petty Officer and eventually Chief Steward 1st Class. He saw service in several 'theatres of war' including two Russian Convoys and in the Mediterranean (North Africa and Salerno) before being released from Naval Service in 1946. Following this, Charles, like a lot of people who had served in the war, suffered from ill-health and consequently never went to sea again: starting 'another life ashore' with his family.

This is the story of a wee boy from a family in Glasgow, Scotland who grew up to experience the dream of appearing with the legendary Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) on Cartoone's debut album on the famous Atlantic Record label, and also touring the USA in support of Led Zeppelin and other great bands.Never in his wildest dreams would he have believed that he would share the stage with the best drummer in the world, John Bonham, plus Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, when Zeppelin were just starting out and trying to break America. That is what most musicians hope to achieve, but most never do.And then tragedy struck...***'Charlie could be the next John Bonham'Maggie Bell & Les Harvey (Stone-The-Crows) in 1969'Long term, we have the most faith in UK bands Led Zeppelin and Scottish band Cartoone to do well'Jerry Wexler & Ahmet Ertegun (Atlantic Records) in 1968'Really enjoyed the Cartoone CD Charlie, real 60s stuff, excellent.'Richard Desmond (OK/Express/Channel 5/Health Lottery)***After I have recouped all my initial costs of producing this book for publication, half of my royalties will be shared between the following cancer groups:'Second Chancers Head & Neck Cancer Support Group'AND'Shout At Cancer' (Laryngectomy Charity Group)