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  • av J. H. Gray
    201

    J.H. Gray, a young and idealistic Anglican missionary, has been running a Theological College in Madras for five years. In September 1842 he sets off on a three-month trip round south India by palanquin with a team of bearers.

  • av Anna Shilling
    147

    Four women, four ways to revengeA Monaco insider reveals what life is like in the world's richest and most secretive enclave, where revenge is best served with a glass of champagne.

  • av Christopher Stoddard
    171

    Do you need help raising money for your charity? Not sure where to start? A Blueprint for Fundraising is going to help. In these pages, it will focus fundraiser's attention on the detailed steps needed for success in raising money for any charity.

  • av Judith Marquiss
    127

    If your grown-ups are a bit distracted, busy, hard to understand maybe it's because of that pesky flat pack furniture, the chaotic kitchen with babies and animals everywhere or perhaps the garden is overgrown or their work is manic, perhaps they need time to get fit or to relax.

  • av Dudley Price
    157

    This story explores the psyche of two people, Matthew Loader and Susan Newby brought together in a bond of love, the culmination of an alien event; the power of the mind and a terrorist incident. Loader works as a reporter for the UK Daily Telegraph covering the incursions of Russia into UK air and sea territorial space.

  • av Ravi Singh
    137

    An eight year old orphan, living off the streets and with the kindness of strangers. His home a shack in the slums of Kinshasa. Harbouring deep feelings, and wants of a better life. Plans his escape, which he must accomplish at any odds

  • av Michael J. Ward
    277

    Dark fury will rain down from the heavens... A lost race returns from the shrouds of time, armed with the powerful magics of Ragnarok to unleash their bitter vengeance on an unspecting world

  • av Roger Smythe
    147

    This is a period piece relating the story of Jenny the daughter of an army officer living in India at the time of the Raj. Jenny desperately wants to be an actor and is very talented, touring the country with a company of players.

  • av Hilary Paul Logali
    201

    The book gives the idea of growing up and learning of a boy in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan in a missionary dominated environment. Through it one can see the economimic political educational policies of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan, dominated by the British, which marginalized the South Sudanese.

  • av John Budden
    137

    'We Aim to Live' is a collection of fourteen powerful, dark and funny short stories, about ordinary people - mostly men - at moments of crisis, crossroads or revelation. The stories look unflinchingly at men's behaviour and the moments when masculinity is on the edge of turning dangerous.

  • av Prema Sundararajan
    147 - 181

  • av Sandy Hogarth
    137

    Identical twins Clemmy and Helen, named after the beautiful heroines of Greek mythology, live in a dilapidated cottage in the woods, having little contact with the outside world. Abandoned at birth by their father, a painter, the girls are raised by their mother, who they ignore, existing only for each other.

  • av Corinne Brixton
    171

    As Hothir watches King Solomon's glorious temple being constructed in Jerusalem, it seems that an equally golden future is assured. But the musician's hope is short-lived, as the nation slips into idolatry and decline, only to be followed by a catastrophic fracturing of the kingdom.

  • av Martin Duffy
    281

    First published in 2006, Barney and Molly: A True Dublin Love Story has now been updated to include additional information on the Duffy and Dowdall families dating back to the times of the Great Famine. The definitive edition of this captivating memoir presents the story of Barney and Molly Duffy, who married in 1926 and raised fifteen children in Dublin amidst tremendous political and social upheaval.Their family journey spans generations, from rural Ireland to London, Toronto, and beyond. Despite facing numerous challenges, Barney and Molly's profound love and devotion to each other remain at the heart of this captivating tale. This memoir offers a glimpse into the lives of those who lived through Ireland's evolution into the country it is today. Martin Duffy, the youngest of the fifteen children and an unexpected late addition to the family saga when born in 1952, pays tribute to his extraordinary family lineage.

  • av Flora Panesar
    147

    Creating characters such as Windy, and Wilson is the epitome of a loving friendship between a boy and his pet dog that offers to take you on their journey of self-discovery, uniqueness and adventure that differs from any superpower known before.

  • av Emmanuel Allotey
    147

    Christianity is a journey which requires spiritual growth with time. Spiritual growth is the process of becoming more and more like Jesus Christ through the help of the Holy Spirit. This growth process depends on the individual's study and application of God's Word and their walk with the Holy Spirit.No one becomes spiritually mature accidentally.

  • av Ali Simpson
    147

    When up-and-coming hat maker Anna Peel gets divorced, she starts looking for something fulfilling to occupy her time and signs up to become a sponsor at a school on the banks of the Zambezi.

  • av Merilyn Brason
    181

    Set against the background of World War II, this is my grandmother's true account of her perilous trek up the length of the continent of Africa. Her handwritten journal is the basis of this remarkable story.

  • av Malcolm Moyes
    171

    Lucy Ann Buxton, Emma Wade and Selina Stanhope were three women residing in different parts of the county of Lincolnshire in the second half of the nineteenth-century:

  • av Margaret Stevenson MacDougall
    181

    Maggie Lachie is the story of one woman's amazing journey from abject poverty to considerable social standing and financial security. Born in Oban in the highlands of Scotland in eighteen seventy two, Maggie was orphaned at the age of two.

  • av George Alston
    147

    Situated in the French Alps, the lovers are Steve, a man who has lost his love and endeavours to find her anew in France, and Simone, a woman whom people consider has had too many lovers. Steve seeks to find the real Simone and eventually discovers her, despite many upsets which revolve in the mountains.

  • av Martin Venning
    137

    Ciller Terzili, a young Turkish woman is thrown into the maelstrom of her father`s business when he falls into depression after most of her family are suddenly killed in a tragic accident.

  • av Andrew Bullas
    127

    Australian boxer, Perc Morgan is on the canvas. Holed up in a mining town after a disastrous fight, he can only wonder about ever again rising to success, sporting or otherwise. However, as he walks the dusty town by day, by night he begins dreaming about water, signalling the start of a latter-day Arthurian quest.

  • av Colin Kenward
    127

    Rose, the youngest of three, is the last one to open her present. She sees her older brother, James, unwrap a noisy, fast racing car which looks super fun, and her older sister, Mary, finds out she has a lovely doll that walks and talks! Excited, Rose unwraps her present to find a sweet-looking teddy bear. Sweet, but he doesn't walk or talk!

  • av Pat Holden
    147

    Set in Uganda in1972 the year of Idi Amin's expulsion of the Asian community, it tells the story of Freya a newly married young English woman arrives in Uganda anxious to settle into expatriate life with her husband. When the house servant, Keziah becomes pregnant she suspects her husband may be the father.

  • av Emily Gulley
    147

    The main character in this first book is Nan Miller who is brilliant at sewing and lacrosse and is one of the few black students at the school. Her best friend is Poppy Pearson who lives on a farm but whose aunt is paying for her to attend the school. She smuggles her pet pig Bobby with her on the train.

  • av Jørgen Steines
    161

    The year is 1943; World War II rages on. Major Johann Richter of the German Abwehr Intelligence Service is tasked with a case that could change the progression of the war. Several incidents point to a traitor among the top Nazis.

  • av Lianne La Borde
    147

    April's back. Three years after their brutal break-up she shows up on Dylan's driveway the day he's moving in with his new fiance. He doesn't know why she left him, or why she's now appeared out the blue, but he does know he never stopped loving her. Only, a row about the past ends in an horrific crash.

  • av Julia Winter
    157

    Late August, 2019. As talk of a prorogation of parliament overwhelms the news cycle, a cast of London guests are holidaying in an Edwardian family house at the seaside in Dover. Little do they know just how this parliamentary strife will affect their own lives over the coming days...

  • av Victor L Moore
    147

    Our so-called 'hero' Oily Gasbag is a large, clumsy, rather daft goblin with a firm belief that he is handsome and that all the young pretty faeries and elves are in awe of him. They ain't!

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