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The horticultural market is overwhelmed with beautiful, cheap plants. The scent is strongly hallucinogenic, but genetically engineered to be toxic. Petra Wallace, a botanist, and Julian Bailey, a scientist, detect an extraordinary plot created by the Kingdom of Plants to eliminate mankind. They have to unravel the plot by all the means at their disposal.

SHEFFIELDSet against the backdrop of University life and a house in Sheffield. The story of three young men from different backgrounds who become friends. Freddy Forester with a love of History will seek adventure in a City steeped in Industry and Tradition. Alwyn with a desire to build things after he graduates will construct something very unexpected. A boat on a river. Sarinda from a family of Doctors born in India but raised in Sheffield. An arranged marriage by family tradition is thrown into doubt after his wife to be becomes a Bollywood Star!It all starts with a dog named Teacher. MANUEL's GUITARSet against a restaurant in Southern Spain. The story of Manuel and the guitar that brought him fame and fortune and a love named Henriette. A young boy will inherit the treasured possession and follow in his grandfather's footsteps.PADDY'S BAR(Somewhere in England).A village Green with an overgrown but not forgotten cricket pitch. An abandoned Pavilion seen better days and due for demolition. Until one day it is transformed into a quaint old Irish Pub. But who is the mysterious Paddy with his two stools and a bottle of magic?DOCTOR RON (The Entity)A non-sentient being comes to life after an encounter with Voyager One as it reaches the edge of the known Universe. Doctor Ron will take the Space Shuttle Saviour and its deadly payload to save the Earth from Extinction. What he finds will change his conception of the Universe.

In the 1970s, Heather Rosser and her husband lived in Mubi, a remote border town on the foothills of Nigeria's Mandara Mountains where small hill tribes lived in harmony with their neighbours from the plains.Inspired by her own experiences of childbirth, Heather embarked on a quest to document pregnancy and childbirth customs in the area. Travelling with her baby on her back, she met traditional chiefs, witchdoctors and local midwives, blacksmiths, farmers and traders.This is a valuable record of many of the customs and rituals that had begun to disappear even before the religious extremism and violence that blights the region today. It is also an insightful and moving memoir about the challenges faced by a British family making a life for themselves in Nigeria's Mandara Mountains.