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Set around a timeline spanning from 1997 the main characters in the novel are Joe Carney and Az Ahmed who are each drawn from two distinct ethnic and social groups. Joe is a British born black man of mixed West Indian and English parentage and Azhad is a British born Pakistani Muslim. Their lives...

REINCARNATION REFUTED is the first definitive proof that reincarnation does not happen. Opposing the grain of New Age thinking, the approach is logical, self-contained and free of religious dogma. Published for the first time is the Impossibility Theorem; the spiritual constitution of the self and...

The words within the pages of this book have been written and designed with you in mind. If you have been searching for a way to see life from a whole other perspective, you’ve just found it.This book can equip you with many strategies for a myriad of life’s challenges that you may come across...

The twelve-step program has proved to be a fully effective treatment for alcoholism and other addictions. Segal shows how the program can bring relief from stress, anxiety and discontent in non-addicts too. As a first-rate philosopher and cognitive scientist, he offers an incisive science-based account...

Sold out Rock Concerts in Rome, Amsterdam and London. A spell in Wormwood Scrubs jail. A potential Indian arranged marriage. The back streets of Rome. London buses. A random ventriloquist. The occasional drug addict. Plenty of cricket, and, of course, a lot of of beautiful women. A steam train. Yellow...

It is night, the full moon shines, our body sleeps; yet within our being, we begin to walk the brilliant landscape of the dream virtual world! Dreams are at once the most intimate thing in our lives, and the most remarkable thing in our lives; but they are also one of the most mysterious and least...

This book is the last of three on the miracles of Jesus and concentrates on the nature miracles. It's purpose is to place them in the context of our demand for signs and our scepticism about science and our appetite for ways of fixing the environment. Theologians used to have a respect for science...

Ruth leaves Wales to serve the war effort, firstly in Cardiff and then in Blackpool. But the moment she meets Edward who is on the rebound from Sarah, she is out of her depth and unable to resist his advances.Ruth visits a gypsy who tells her; "In your life you will have the blessing of many...

Eve Graham, could never have imagined that yet another, drunken, one-night stand, would set in motion a series of events, that would change her whole perception of life, forever…

Pregnant, alone and homeless, orphan Amie Richardson secures a job as nanny with actress Melissa Proctor, who hides many dark secrets. Leaving her native Ireland to take up her new position in Spain, Amie falls into the clutches of evil Dr Sam; abortionist to the rich and famous. He has his own plans...

When disgraced small time politician Danny Senetti and local GP Maxine Wells become implicated in the ritualistic murder of a reclusive spinster they form an unlikely alliance. Drawn inexorably back almost two hundred years to historic, famine-blighted Ireland they discover more unsolved killings...

From the pen of New York Times best selling novelist GP Taylor comes a new detective. London - 1923 - the first serial killer since the Whitechapel murders is on the loose. Jack D'Arc, a former London copper, young war veteran of the Somme and now private detective, is brought in to investigate. Little...

John Akehurst and Elizabeth Haines were brutally murdered in a quiet English village. Their deaths in 1826 were real and have now inspired this fictional account of that event, with its tragic consequences for the principal character, Mary Ayres. The story centres on a wealthy and ruthless man intent...

The author’s story starts in a mining village, Cramlingham, in Northumberland in 1954. He grew up with his family: father, mother, two older brothers and a younger sister who all felt the effects of WW2; his father lost a leg in the war. His life continued in Cramlington until 1977 when he married...