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Home in Harrison Mountain
Come visit the small Southern town of Harrison and meet the people who live here. Ella struggles with the loss of her husband, but with the help of her dear friend Jackson and love from her daughters family, she just may overcome her sadness. Amy and Jessicas friendship grows stronger as they share their day-to-day lives, working together at the school and dating two guys who are also best friends. Jodie faces tragedy that leads her to new beginnings. Richards career at his very prestigious law firm takes a scary turn, leading him to an unexpected new life with his wife, Kathy, by his side. Experience faith, love, loss, and humor in this cozy story of the everyday lives of the people of Harrison.
Charles County Revisited
Charles County was chartered in 1658 and marked its 350th anniversary in 2008. In its lifespan, it has transformed itself from an agriculturally based English colony to an explosive commercial bedroom community for Washington, D.C. In this second volume on Charles County, the author reveals just how that happened. Most of the images in this book focus on the explosive growth the county experienced from the 1940s to 1970s. They also provide a glimpse into the lives of ordinary people doing everyday things. An eye-opening chapter about the county's legalized gambling era will recall the neon icons that signaled entrepreneurial risk takers, gamblers, and service industries to enter, and forever change, southern Maryland's plantation lifestyle. A chapter on law enforcement and the judicial system will solicit an appreciation of one of the earliest institutions in the county. Good Samaritans are properly recognized for their noble works in chapters on infrastructure and service clubs.
The Dying Light
A chilling police surveillance thriller from 'one of the masters of the genre' Sunday Telegraph At the funeral the bells of the church were rung open rather than half-muffled, as is usual for the dead. Kate Lockhart has come, along with corporate leaders, ministers and intelligence chiefs, to a beautiful town in the Welsh Marches to mourn her soul mate, David Eyam, the brightest government servant of his generation. All that remains of Eyam are the burnt fragments of a man killed far from home in a horrific explosion. Eyam has left a devastating legacy which certain people at the funeral are desperate to suppress - but Kate Lockhart is equal to Eyam's legacy. She becomes the focus of the state's paranoiac power and leads the local resistance to it, directed from beyond the grave by Eyam. And the state is no match for the genius of the dead... An incredibly prescient thriller set in the aftermath of the Snowden news story from the bestselling author of Brandenburg.
Man and Ball
As hard-hitting, pacy and entertaining an autobiography as you would expect from a giant of Ulster and Ireland rugby. 'When I came into the Ulster team, ' Stephen Ferris says with typical candour, 'we were crap'. It was, however, preferable to his day job of paving driveways, and that day in 2005 saw the start of an incredible journey for Ferris, Ulster and Ireland rugby. A Celtic League title in his very first senior season with Ulster. A Grand Slam in 2009, followed by a sensational Lions breakthrough. A starring role in Ireland's greatest World Cup win, over Australia in 2011, when Ferris famously picked up Will Genia and carried him ten yards. And leading Ulster from nowhere to the Heine...
Knights of the First Order
This is a thriller with a capital T. There is so much suspense you will hardly be able to bear it. Reading this book is more than just reading, you get sucked in to the story and for a few moments it feels as if the bad ones are after you. As if you're in the middle of the hunt.
