Editions Dedicaces: 81 books

This book explores the tragic ending of the last of the Moghuls. Three hundred and eleven years of Moghul rule with eighteen emperors in between separate Bahadur Shah Zafar from the first Moghul emperor of India during the history of the great Moghuls. He was virtually a prisoner in his own palace in...

Humayun is the second Moghul emperor of India. The intrigues of his brothers and Afghani lords compel him to seek exile in Persia, while his brother Kamran rules Kabul, keeping Humayun’s young son Akbar hostage. Humayun is welcomed by the Persian king and in gratitude he present his precious...

No matter how good a doctor you are, it is so hard to look after someone you are emotionally attached to. For a start, you don’t want them to be seriously ill and common sense flies out of the window. Ellie is back in her home town, finishing her training to become a GP and delighted to be...

Little is known about Adam Dollard (referred to as Daulac on his death certificate) except that he came to New France in 1658 under mysterious circumstances and had a military background in France. Adam Dollard in the spring of 1660, assumed the leadership of an expedition to the Ottawa River....

Long distance relationships rarely work and when Ed Diamond's girlfriend moves away, expecting him to follow her, he realises it is time to call it a day. He throws himself into work and before he knows it becomes the unwelcome recipient of the unwanted advances of an elderly patient's niece. Clare...

Jim is a quiet, shy young man trying to win the love of his life with often quite funny results. His hilarious misadventures include getting lost on the Paris Metro; surviving an unfortunate parachute jump; having a panic attack as he tries to give a donation at the Fertility Clinic; as well...

Roger, a well-known tv actor on the soap Babylon Revisited, meets Denise on vacation in Nassau. Denise manages the dolphin show for the resort, but is, in fact, a frustrated actress. Roger says he will find work for her on TV. The novel flows in three parts: Part One: Keely (played by Denise)...

Bari King, a Niger-Delta militant leader, after indulging in wanton killing, kidnapping, blackmailing, and crude oil theft is now at wits-end, as his sister falls in love with his French captive. Reluctantly letting-go of the hero-worship and ego-massage, he embraces the Amnesty Program of the Federal...

Hezbollah is a coming-of-age novel tracing the lives of three women throughout three different stages of their lives as they and their closest friends contemplate a last-chance opportunity to recapture their faded fame and fortune. Tina Rivera, Isabel Carmona and Deborah Munson are the female protagonists...

We believe we know many things regarding our evolution. But, what is it, really? Are we here just to live our lives, then disappear as we have arrived? Is our existence planned, or is it the result of chance? Is there an already written destiny for each one of us in the books of time? Why are we who...

Pour pouvoir parler de quelque chose, il est nécessaire de le connaître. C’est une phrase que j’ai entendu plusieurs fois tout au long de ma vie. Sauf dans certains cas, où en effet, il y a des gens qui parlent d’une affaire sans en savoir les détails. En règle générale, les gens sont...

Johnny is just a regular guy discharged after Iraq. He wants what every guy wants; a pretty girl, a nicer car, some money, and enough Heroin to stave that itch in the back of his head. That last thing may not be what EVERY guy wants, but it's all the same, isn't it? You just try to get through a day...

This book is his will (or maybe the last will not even writing by his ancestors) by Jarl Ale of Basseville, direct descendant from king Harald I of Scandinavia and famous the Jarl Robert of Basseville of Normandy. He speaks about his childhood of his education and about his route which allowed...

This story parodies the illogical and wholly unreasonable aspects of the way the law works. How its quest for ‘justice’ often leads to injustice, and how its rigid and inflexible approach to ‘due process’ makes a mockery of fairness, and hands down bizarre judgements.  The insistence that...