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Big people know what it's like to lose a sock, but when its' both it can be quite a shock. Bendigo loves his favourite socks but when he can't find them, he goes on a hunt. The places he looks and where they finally are found. Are they up in the air or down on the ground? Can you help Bendigo find his socks?

A unit of mercenary adventurers sent to eradicate the remaining outpost of Arioch worshippers in Kenai, find themselves drawn into a world of dark magic antiquity auctions, seduction, and betrayal. Back on the continent of Umiat their adventures take them to the ancient city of Rhyell where intrigue is the fashion and violent deaths await those who fall foul of its foibles. Uncovering a vampire cult with a penchant for printed perversions, Campbell is dragged to a fate from which the Master Thief fears he may never be saved. The Guild calls upon warriors and bounty hunters of such renown that some are summoned to serve from Hell itself to deliver damnation to their quarry, taking them to corners of Umiat seldom seen. Campbell & A'Lastor is the third Chronicle of Umiat and Kenai and should absolutely not be read by anyone seeking pleasant tales within a fantasy realm. Darker and more disturbing, it will provide laugh out loud moments that will have you questioning your sanity as gorgeous half-elf assassins and kukri wielding hares stalk undead nobility. 'The Princess Bride meets From Dusk Till Dawn, soundtrack by Adam and the Ants'.

Myles, a charming but questionable investment banker, is relieved to offload one of his loss-making investments to Mark Stretton, a young unsuspectinghotel manager. Set largely in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, this tale of bribery, threats, and ultimately murder, follows the fortunes of Mark as he takes a failing fishing company into the booming oil and gas industry of the Southern North Sea in the nineteen seventies. Better by Myles is a story of intrigue, romance and, thanks to Myles, success.

Have you ever wondered why the need for Love and to be loved is such a driving force within human beings? Yet when we search for love, what is it we are looking for?Is Love really what we think it is? Is there such a thing as 'true Love?' If so, what does it look like and how do we know if we've found it?Mankind through history has discovered one of the ways to express love has been through the medium of music and song. In this book, the author uses both his passion for Popular Music, and the Bible as a framework to trace the history and explore the mystery of Love, its origin, nature, and characteristics.The book is written in an informal, easy to read style, and has interactive exercises, challenges, and meditations, along with a Love song quiz. The reader is taken on a journey, discovering along the way, the secret to living a life of love, how an understanding of love can radically affect your view of God, and discovering the hope that exists in the emerging, ultimate, LoveSong

Transport your child to a magical world while they dream and encourage them to look for magic while they play. The words are brought to life by beautiful illustrations by Louiza Nomikou. This story was inspired by the adventures of my daughter and her granny and grandpa as they enjoyed their days out together. The imagination and stories told by my parents made every walk in the wood or play in the park magical and fun and I hope this inspires the same in any child who hears it.

On a planet called Blee in a strange universe lived a boy named Tony Tee. An unusual name in fact but not as weird as many. He loved to play a game called Leet and wished to become a pro. Until one day a terrible thing happened. Many of his colleagues disappeared one day which he was out without them. Tony possesses a strange power in which he can transform into any animal of his choosing. "The man" is a mysterious figure somewhat responsible for the disappearance of the advanced Bleetans. Can he save the universe before it's too late?

Discover a captivating Fable surrounding the land we now know as South Wales, a land steeped in a mysterious yet captivating past. Although veiled in mystery and haze, its past has shaped the present in profound ways. Within the realm of our collective memory, symbols have emerged. Among these symbols, three enchanting feathers have risen to represent modern Wales and its resilient people. Join me on an extraordinary journey through a tapestry of history, love, loss, and adventure, where myth and legend intertwines with the symbols of the past.

Diamond's are a girl's best friend. If your name was Barnarto, they were your best friends as well. This is one of the great power struggles of the last 150 years. You'll be taken to the diamond mines of South Africa. You'll be wrapped up in an unsolved death and you'll learn how one family rose to prominence in the race for gold and diamonds. Lust. Murder. Deceit. Riches. Diamonds are forever. Happiness isn't.

If you thought MI5 were a professional organisation, think again. In 2021, a minimum of 462 emergency vehicles, including firearms vehicles, were sent to harass me whenever I left my home, mostly during my journeys to and from work. Of these 462, at least 20 were dangerous enough to cause me to have an accident. I sometimes think that for this rogue MI5 unit orchestrating this torment, it would be mightily convenient if I had an accident. Perhaps I'm wrong. Only they can tell you why they do this. Welcome to their version of 'covert surveillance' - so covert, they're happy to show everyone their methods. And some of those methods, as I have experienced, are deadly.

If you've ever wondered if there really is life after death, then wonder no more - JUST READ THIS BOOK! It tells the story of Althea's amazing journey into spiritualism, and of the many, and quite unbelievable miracles and spiritual experiences she began to have. Where Althea's husband, who had passed away after a short illness, managed to let her know he was still alive in the most amazing and quite unbelievable way! Also Althea knew after losing her beloved mother to cancer, that she would never ever see her again in her own lifetime. But this wasn't the case - for an amazing miracle would come about where Althea was able to once again see and even hug her mother the same as she did many years before, who Althea described as feeling warm, solid and very much alive! These and many more wonderful stories are in this book and if you are at all curious, do not hesitate - JUST READ THIS BOOK!

The text of this book accesses the compelling question as to Who Is The True And Supreme Creator Of The World? This question is paramount importance because there are many adherents of deity worshippers in the world whose deity is claiming to them that they are the only and True Creator of the universe. And we have been given the privilege by Our Lord Jesus Christ, assuring the believers to have faith and Ask, Seek and Knock as in Matthew 7:7-11Matthew 11. He adds that whosoever "Asks it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened" and He further adds this; "Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake? If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him?"

The author, born in Holywood, has stepped back in time to capture some of what has been happening in the town of Holywood over the past years. In his book, he has brought to the fore snippets of news and information that people may be unaware of - or have forgotten. The book makes interesting reading in capturing small nuggets of time from the past in the town that are now gone forever. He has delved right back to the 1800s when some say life was tougher, others would say it was more relaxed, either way, one can get a very small comparison as to what was happening then and now. Different advertisements and news items will stir the imagination, bringing back those memories of places we knew and reminding us of our younger days. Age may dull our memories but the author's book will bring back some of those thoughts of how we remembered Holywood's past.

Milena is living a great life; she is a successful wedding planner with three amazing best friends who respect and love her. However, despite all her success, Milena is single and hoping to find the right man. After a long wait, she believes she has found him in Ricki, a sweet man living his life withGod, and things seem great. However, everything takes an unexpected turn when Milena meets Daniel with the help of God, causing shifts in her life and faith that she did not anticipate.

SHOCK! HORROR! Shakespeare really did write the works ascribed to him. But how could a relatively poor, ignorant provincial lad have written such masterpieces? How did he acquire the knowledge implicit in his plays - the details of historical events, tales of foreign countries? How did he spend his time in the so-called "lost years"? This book attempts to provide in fictional form answers to these questions and introduces the reader to some of the extraordinary characters the budding playwright would have encountered, particularly Thomas James, who in later years developed a reputation as the "cleverest man in England" after his appointment as the first librarian to the Bodleian Library in Oxford.

The poems are about so many topics for children in school (educational)aged 10-14. History, social history, equality of the sexes, the environment, climate change and how this affects populations. Anna Claire was born on the Fylde coast, England in the 1950's. She spent a few years living in Cambridge, Norway and Denmark before returning to the Fylde coast. She has written several books, some under her former name of Anna Ashton. Anna has mainly written stories for children but also poetry, some for children and some of a more serious nature. She hopes that this little book encourages middle school children to learn about history, social history, the environment, social injustice and how to improve quality of life through following a healthy, physically and spiritually, way of life blending the teachings of east and west. Anna has five sons and several grandchildren.

This is a story on one man's attempt to address the difficult circumstances faced by many people in early nineteenth century England. And doing so by taking the type of direct action that reflected his own strong sense of justice.

Take a tour through the glorious City of New York with Nessa the loveable Cavalier. Check out Central Park, Time Square, Fifth Avenue, Grand Central Station, Brooklyn Bridge, The Statue of Liberty and many more. Packed with fun facts, celebrity name-dropping, big yellow taxis and lots of pizza, this beautifully illustrated rhyming book is the perfect guide for kids curious about the amazing sights and sounds that 'The Big Apple' is famous for.

A thoroughly entertaining motorhome odyssey around Britain and Ireland, lands of myths, legends, giants, monsters, leprechauns, heroes and villains.From John O' Groats to Landsend, Scotland's North Coast 500, Snowdonia, Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way to the Jurassic and Pembrokeshire coasts. Visit magnificent cathedrals, imposing castles, historic pubs and enjoy the craic in Irish bars. Explore a rich heritage and encounter King Arthur, Robin Hood, Dracula, Bloodaxe, Cromwell, Shakespeare, Constable, Burns, the Beatles and more. Anecdotes are enriched with incisive wit and whimsical, observational humour. Smile through this fascinating journey and be bedazzled by backstories and fun trivia.

This is a Sci-Fi novel and deals mainly with time travel and Artificial Intelligence. It takes place in 1911, and 2123 in a Dystopian Society, and for good reason, worries those who read it. What could happen in the future? Could the order of those in charge of the world turn upside down? This novel follows George and Sarah, our main characters through a whirl wind courtship and an unauthorised long-term relationship. Those in power will not approve of their relationship. Those involved resolve themselves not to care.

I admire northern grit and the ability Lancashire folk have to laugh at themselves as well as poke cheeky fun at others. I'd like to think some of that playful cheekiness has rubbed off on me and can be found here in my third chuckle book of Lanky Twang verse. It's a look at life through a Northern lens, laced with humour and nostalgia. So, time once again to get t' kettle on, turn a few pages and enjoy ... More Laffs from Lancashire.

Mothers give birth to us, nurture us, look after us from the day we were born until the day we die. Arnold's mother looked after four children with the help of her mother in challenging circumstances in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and he wondered how she managed to do it. As a result, he developed a lasting admiration and respect for her. He had to compile this book in praise of all mothers everywhere.

Lawrence Bartlett started as a reporter with a local newspaper who's ambition was always to be an investigative reporter when his life would change dramatically over a number of years, starting with an investigation of the abduction and murder of local girls who went missing and were never seen again, which eventually leads to organised crime gangs (OCGs) running drugs, abductions, illegal immigrants across county lines.

1665 to 2020 ... A fascinating journey through the centuries, comparing the beliefs and management of pandemics. The story of the plague or pest houses, which fulfilled such a vital role from the fourteenth century. What was so significant about the situation in 1665? This book is the first in-depth account of the role of the little known plague house. The chapters describe changes brought about through the ages, as more understanding about pandemics and health protection has been gained. The reader is challenged to consider what lessons we can learn from the past, in order that we do not make the same mistakes again. Alison Wall is a retired nurse, midwife and Health Visitor. After gaining an MSc in public health in 2008 she became fascinated with the history of public health. She has spent many years researching the old plague/pest houses, with very little written about them in historical texts. Alison enjoys guiding at a local medieval manor, an English Heritage Grade 1 listed Mansion and most recently guiding at Kensington Palace, Historic Royal Palaces. She also gives talks to groups about a number of topics, including the plague cottages. To find out more, visit: www.speakernet.co.uk

When William Just's parents were killed it changed his life in many ways. He inherited a large plasma television from his parents and little else. He had to leave university and go onto a jobseeker's allowance which left him very short of money. When the television would not work one day, he was heartbroken. When he found out that he could not afford to repair it he decided to have a go himself as that was what he had been studying. The result was a time machine of sorts and that really changed his life.

What happens when your world as you know it falls apart? Where is God in the chaos which may follow? Is He still in control? If you are facing painful trials in your life, then you will know these questions all too well. In this book, 'Choose to Enjoy' Jennifer recalls how God met with her during such a time. She writes of how her relationship with God deepened in a powerful way as she travelled through a 'long, dark and scary tunnel.' You will read how she intimately experienced the loving care of her Sovereign Heavenly Father - even when His way permitted much pain and suffering. This is an uplifting account of choosing to enjoy an unknown and prolonged journey.