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The International Assembly of the True Jesus Church was formed in 1975, although the church itself was well established long before then. Up until that time, the truth of salvation had been preached predominantly to Chinese people. Accordingly, publications on biblical doctrines, including the flagship...

Do you like swords? Do you want to know how to use them? Then this book is for you. Renowned swordsman and author Guy Windsor will take you through the principles and practice of medieval knightly combat with the longsword. The tactics and techniques come from Il Fior di Battaglia, written...

On 2 June 1780 a huge crowd, estimated at 40,000 to 60,000 strong, assembled and marched on to the Houses of Parliament. Many of them carried flags and banners proclaiming "No Popery", and most wore blue cockades which had become the symbol of their movement. As they marched, their numbers...

William Kemp, who died in London on 2 November 1603, and is buried in St Saviour’s, Southwark was an actor, comic and dancer and he was one of the original players in William Shakespeare’s early dramas. The most famous role that he played was that of Sir John Falstaff. Kemp’s most famous roles...

"...the right amount of both woven and layered with crime, passion, desperate choices... fast paced and impossible to put down..." Catherine Whelan Costen (Author/Publisher/Internet Radio Show Host/producer) **She was kidnapped** not once but twice and now someone wants her dead because...

The author is both a teacher and a poker player. He has been running popular home poker games for nearly 30 years with the emphasis on skillful play and fun rather than huge profits. With the advent of televised Poker tournaments and online competition Poker has suddenly emerged from the smoky...

A meteor the size of LA is about to hit LA, ironically, and in London a couple of friends spend their last seven days watching the news, reinventing chess and rewriting the rules of some of the other games in their universe: generally getting things into perspective, at once paralysed and inspired...

Zheng He is a historical novel by Dr Matt Buttsworth about the life of one of the most fascinating men in world history. Captured by the Chinese army as a young boy, castrated to become a eunoch and the future emperor’s playmate, he rose to become a successful general and one of the greatest admirals...

On his return to Capelburgh George Crandall starts to implement his plans to make the place plague-proof. New houses, new habits, new diets, but his time is taken up with the day-to-day tasks of a mediaeval lord: peace-keeping, justice and above all, war. As well as a squire's wedding to...

"Today, I am in the changing room of my life and tomorrow, win or lose, I'll move forward a stronger and wiser woman." Sandy Lovett's confused mother and chaotic life are having an effect on her waistline. She knows she needs to change her life but doesn't know how until she buys...

Sukiyaki is told retrospectively, through the eyes of Ian Williams, starting from when he is a troubled teenager. The story is also about Ami Fujishiro, who arrives in Canada along with her family when her father is transferred on a job exchange. Ian and Ami start off simply as strangers living next...

Sent on a trans European quest by his girlfriend Siobhan, to locate her vanished brother, James Caldwell sets off on an apparently aimless road trip. Along the way he starts-up a friendship with Russell Dowdican, a truck driver with a similar background and under similar circumstance. James also finds...

After two traumatic miscarriages, and the heartache that had followed, we apprehensively awaited a much longed-for sibling for our young son, and an end to the difficult and arduous pregnancy that had left me covered in bruises, itching constantly and suffering from pre-eclampsia. Within...