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Lord of Mischief
Being the second son of a Viscount comes with the knowledge that no matter what he achieves; Freddie Rosemount won’t be the first member of his family to have done it. With good looks, wealth and his father’s townhouse at his disposal, Freddie decides it is time to head to London and create a few firsts of his own. Caught up in the endless whirl of elegant parties and political games, Freddie soon falls in with the wrong crowd. The Bachelor Board is a club for young men who wish to leave their mark on London society. Entry can only be secured by meeting a series of secret challenges, each more scandalous than the last. Eve Saunders is a well-bred daughter of the House of Strathmore, but ...
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To Steal from the Dead
In a town in Kansas, Clint is approached by a woman who claims an undertaker stole her husband’s belongings before burying him. Clint discovers this is true, and that the man has done it before. Clint takes on the task of proving the undertaker is crooked and tries to get the belongings back. He finds out the undertaker is not working alone, and proving him guilty won’t be easy.
Winter Stories
Christmas is a time of busyness, stress, overspending, and overeating. It's easy to become overwhelmed by the holiday, and some adults even learn to dread its approach. But what if this wasn't so? Christmas is a magical time for children; what if it regained that magic for adults as well? Winter Stories is a collection of cheerful holiday stories intended to inspire happiness. In the story of Harry Fairbanks, for instance, his divorce is imminent. He's on his way home to tell his wife it's over when "Santa Facilitator" Charles E. Puck appears and gives him a magic Santa hat that changes his viewpoint on everything, including the love of his wife. and then there's Franklin Doyle, who in a life crisis spies a magical website originating from London, England--and decides to make a visit. A mystical winter fog comes up, and Doyle is transported back in time to hang out with Ebenezer Scrooge and old Mr. Fezziwig. Each of the 10 stories in this collection is written with the joyous winter season in mind--a time of hope and peace. Smile, forget the stresses of life, and find your joy.
This September Sun
Winner of Best First Book Award at Zimbabwe International Book Fair 2010. Ellie is a shy girl growing up in post-Independence Zimbabwe, longing for escape from the confines of small-town life. When she eventually moves to Britain, her wish seems to have come true. But life there is not all she imagined. And when her grandmother Evelyn is brutally murdered, a set of diaries are uncovered spilling out family secrets and recounting a young Evelyn's passionate and dangerous affair with a powerful married man. In the light of new discoveries, Ellie begins to re-evaluate her relationship with her grandmother, and must face up to some truths about herself in the process. Set against the backdrop of a country in change, Ellie burdened by the memories and the misunderstandings of the past must also find a way to move forward in her own romantic endeavors.
A Song For Demeter
A Song for Demeter is the autobiography of Richard Kemble. Serving as a spiritual odyssey, the book will intrigue, inspire and astonish readers as they follow Richard’s journey. Entering the adult world, Richard became a lost soul, with no direction, hope or any ambition. There seemed to be no obvious future for him at all. But, gradually evolving in a new direction, Richard re-discovered himself via education and a ‘pure’ mystic spiritual teaching. With renewed confidence and self-belief, he was able to sustain relationships and embark on a career as a special needs school teacher. Including personal spiritual stories, poems and even a short college play, A Song for Demeter follows Richard on his soul search and reveals mystery teachings usually hidden from public view. The book also reconstitutes some of the astonishing stories told to the author by clairvoyants, mediums and healers, often reflecting their worldly sorrow and suffering.
