Ripley: 193 books

London in the late 1980s – the era of Thatcherism and Loadsamoney – is an exciting but sometimes dangerous place to live. Fitzroy Maclean Angel gets by partly through gigging as a jazz trumpet player, partly through taking illegal fares in his de-registered black taxi cab, and partly through …...

Montessori: Living the Good Life will surprise you more than you can imagine. With a masters degree in theology, author Connie Ripley Lujan delves deep into Marias spiritual understanding of the roots of war. Passionately she explains how we can make a difference. Maria Montessori discovered...

When Birds & Bees owner Amy Simms volunteers to act in a local production of Annie, Get Your Gun, she finds herself upstaged by a killer waiting in the wings . . . Who’s got time for birdwatching? Amy has enough to do running her shop, fighting attempts by the town planning commission to...

To see the foreword, the introduction, a generous selection of sample pages, and more, visit the website The Wehrmacht website. In this unique volume, expert Tim Ripley introduces the reader to the world of the German army, covering in detail concepts such as mobile defense and the formidable...

The first six months of the war in Afghanistan were incredibly confused. Few journalists or civilians had access to the main events and the result was the creation of many urban myths that persist to this day. This book reveals the truth behind Operation Enduring Freedom, its objectives, successes,...

"A Treatise of Mercury and the Philosophers Stone" is one of the most important alchemic text by George Ripley where the author explains the practice of the Alchemy and its secrets.  From the text: "I will, my dearest Son, instruct thee in this Blessed Science, Which was hid from...

"The Vision" is a short alchemic poetry by the famous english alchemist George Ripley. This work is enriched by an exposition upon "The Vision" written by the alchemists Philalethes, Anglus and Cosmopolita.

"Liber Secretissumus" is the masterpiece by George Ripley where the author explains "The Whole Work of the Composition of the Philosophical Stone and grand Elixir, and of the First Solution of the Grosse Bodies".

The Golden Age of British Detective Fiction The idyllic English village of Lindsay Carfax isn’t run by the parish council, the rating authority, the sanitary inspector nor the local cops as you might suppose. The real bosses are the Carders – something to do with wool, four hundred years...

London in the late 1980s – the era of Thatcherism and Loadsamoney – is an exciting but sometimes dangerous place to live. Fitzroy Maclean Angel gets by partly through gigging as a jazz trumpet player, partly through taking illegal fares in his de-registered black taxi cab, and partly through …...

Cole Springer returns for another outing in “Springer’s Fortune”. After ripping-off the mob in “Springer’s Gambit”, ex-secret service agent and saloon keeper Cole Springer has money and time on his hands. He doesn’t mind the money but the extra time has him restless and bored. But that’s...

Olivia Black has a rare birth defect known as Psyche Sans Soma, or PSS. Instead of a right hand made of flesh and blood, she was born with a hand made of ethereal energy. How does Olivia handle being the girl with the ghost hand? Well, she's a little bit morbid and a whole lot snarky.  Her...

Paranormal Thriller Horror Nightstriders have been with us since the birth of human thought. They are the rare right hand of God on Earth. They are the top of the mortal food chain. They protect us from evil.

Keona Clark. A woman in her early twenties, in a crew, and she could easily go to jail if found guilty of the things she has done. Drug dealing, extortion, illegal weapon possession, and murder are all on her street resume. Growing up on the Harlem streets, she joined Leon's crew when she was very...