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Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others* such as 'never give up', 'I am able just as I am', 'reading gives one so much' and 'accept me as me'. Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erin's tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.* There are 17 million around the world living with cerebral palsy (US National Institute of Health) SpecialEffect The charity is dedicated to giving disabled people the technology to access video games and the internet, thus promoting fun and inclusion. Dr Donegan was awarded an MBE for his service to disability.

Told is the story of an alternate world within a Christmas Tree; a fully realised world, not populated by humans, but by the Tree's ornaments. Power - held by a governing fairy - is handed on to the next in line every few seasons. One fairy though - Phaedria - refuses to stand down. Forcibly removed and stripped of magic, she is banished, but formulates a plan to retake the Tree. By hunting and absorbing the Tree's lights with the help of an enslaved ice-creature, she's able to regain her powers and gather an army. The Tree's ornaments, many and varied, must put aside their differences and come together. Little do the Tree's owners (the young boy Henry and his father) know of this world, until Henry - along with his faithful teddy bear - are pulled in and embroiled in a war. On his journey Henry is burdened with a perilous mission. Kidnapped by elves, he falls into the hands of Phaedria the fallen fairy. If he wants to keep his beloved Bear alive (a stuffed teddy from home, now animated) he must agree to deliver a 'gift' to Lilly, the current governing fairy. Henry hitches a ride on a giant snowflake, transforms to a bird, meets a tiny wizened king and the winds he commands, amongst many other encounters - and all in pyjamas and a dressing gown.

Martin Kingswraith is undergoing transition to a higher level of white wizardry with the help of Penelope Epimeliad, Queen of the London tree Sprites. The date is 1885, in Victorian London, and Kingswraith has come to the attention of the Umbra, the living shadows. He has killed one of them. Without his advanced training he will be destroyed along with everyone he values.To reinforce his power Kingswraith works with Penelope to create a stave, a wizards' staff with a core of pure silver in a sheath of woven wood. Three of the Umbra come to London and establish a base in Barnes. They surround themselves with ape-like were-men called hierodules and the faceless undead, partially eaten people who fall under the thrall of the shadows... Pearson is a Foreword Indies Book Award Finalist in Fantasy with: all three books in his Preacher Spindrift trilogy and Star Weaver in his Soul's Asylum trilogy.

ROYAL GAMBIT is the third book of the Antecedent series and a direct sequel to Nova Descent; the latest chapter in this gritty space opera set in a universe of intelligent warfare, intrigue and suspense.The corporations are in disarray.As Sapphire Nova succumbs to a terrifying new enemy and Taurus Galahad recover from their wounds, it is the wronged Sigma Royal who make the next move against those who caused their home world's demise, sparking a new war that will ultimately affect millions across the populated systems.With Kurcher and his allies fighting to repel threats from all corners of the galaxy, they inevitably find themselves once again at the heart of battles old and new in their bid to survive, setting them on a collision course with corporations, mercenaries and the nightmare spawned from the Grail itself.Galahad Suns introduced you to the human empire spanning the known galaxy along with the wars being fought between corporations while mercenaries, pirates and terrorists wreaked havoc of their own. When exploration finds remnants of alien technology, it leads to a race to harness the unknown power that ultimately awakens a new horror in the void of deep space.Nova Descent brought you the fallout of the epic battle between a rogue fleet and those reluctant saviours standing in their way. When one corporation declares all-out war, it can only lead to death, destruction and the rise of new powers across the galaxy, including a threat to the whole human race the likes of which they have never seen.Now, Royal Gambit brings you the next thrilling instalment where it is the end for some but only the beginning for others. Corporations head towards a destructive endgame while those in the shadows finally emerge to wrestle control and establish themselves as new powers in the galaxy, and the mystery of the alien technology is solved, creating a new nightmare.

John's family history starts with his English and Belgian parents and grandparents in two World Wars. He follows with major debates in his career e.g. vaccinations and the anti-vaccine lobby, the role of badgers and TB, meeting children with thalidomide, and his time in Uganda under Idi Amin's dictatorship is chilling but still funny and up-lifting

Two storms dam a river where a pandemic isolates the author. Told is about environmental pollutants in the dam, but also the transformation from busy contrail skies to blue and verdant water scenes... and a pair of geese that make this their home. Then kayakers tackle the obstacle, boaters try to remove it, a swan performs... and a fox attacks...

An absurd notion. Three quickly became five guys on heritage motorcycles, joined by an ex-Special Forces operative and a combat zone photographer to make it seven for a safari across the top of Africa. Spain to Tangier, traversing the Riff, the Atlas Mountains, Cirque du Jaffar, the Gorges du Ziz, rough-riding across Morocco was never so much fun

You Are Noah sees you taking a personal and central role in saving wildlife and endangered species within their environments. The journey begins with this book and its tie-in to TV series Noah's Ark, scheduled to commence in January 2021, as TV cameras track the conception, design and build of the world's most technologically advanced safari park

The Ginologist Distiller lives in his cleverly delicious world where flavours pop and amaze while five South African cooks master their signature dishes. The "Gintresting" Savoury Cheesecake will have lips smacking. The "Ginlicious" desserts and ice creams will have Tonic Water begging for mercy! The Ginologist Distiller meets The Ginologist Cook.

What links brutal serial murders in New York city with the last city on Earth eight billion years in the future? Why do ancient gods stalk the city streets? To answer those questions NYPD homicide detective Prentiss must risk not only her sanity but also her soul: is she ready to be weighed in death's scale?

A gripping story of forbidden love surviving the brutality of Stalin's purges. In the unforgiving WWII climate of 1940, 21-year old Nora is faced with a perilous ultimatum: Enlist with Stalin's secret police as a honey trap, or face the death of her family. Despairingly she agrees but in falling in love is imprisoned and has to escape.

All you ever wanted to know about cooking and dining under the stars by one of the world's leading astrologers.

In the first great allied tank battle of WWI, at Cambrai in the Pas de Calais, German forces repulse the British. On waking to find he's being treated by the enigmatic Dr Spindrift, an injured Texan reservist's religious beliefs, sanity and courage are at breaking point. GODS' Enemy, Book #1 in the series, is a 2016 Indies Book Award Finalist.

Pearson's time spanning 'Preacher Spindrift' series begins in the Texan town of Mule's Ass, named after the last thing the founder looked at before setting up camp. This is a brand new series (unconnected with Pearson's Body Holiday and Soul's Asylum trilogies) and GODS' Enemy is the first volume.