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Outlawed
Outlawed is Marks third novel and is the final installment of the Prank Trilogy. A critically acclaimed and fast-paced adventure series featuring a host of colorful characters, including Kev and Sadie, the series heroes. It comes hot on the heels of its predecessors Prank in 2010 and Scallywags in 2011. The author has become well known for his descriptive skills and has developed a knack for suspense building and the setting of a particular scene. It makes for great reading, and the pages seem to turn themselves as the story weaves and the plot twists and turns; at times it leaves you breathless, others it will make you laugh out loud. One thing is for surethere is never a dull moment even when there is one.
Prank
Blog for P R A N K by Mark howell. What starts off as a normal night for three twenty year olds soon turns sinister, parked in the middle of nowhere they seemingly come under attack from a mysterious gunman, catapulting one of them into a frightening fight for survival... Ten years on with twenty thousand pounds redundancy money burning a hole in his pocket, and revenge burning a hole in his head, he's back in town with only one thing on his mind... payback, except things dont quiet go to plan and as he falls deeper and deeper into the pockets of two malevolent Russians' everything looks like its all going to come toppling down on him.
The Naked Girl in the Treehouse
Like the tagline says, this is "the mad misadventure of two English lads crossing America as the Rolling Stones." The rapscallions in this delightful novel find posing as famous rockers was an aphrodisiac to midwestern girls on their cross-country journey ... until facts of their impersonation catch up with them. But there is a prize waiting at the end of this pilgrimage: a slender blonde living in a treehouse. "Mark Howell is a gifted storyteller who will take you through an emotional gamut from laughter to tears," says Bill Craig, author of the Marlow and Chandler mysteries.
Like a Rolling Stone
Like the tagline says, this is "the mad misadventure of two English lads crossing America as the Rolling Stones." The rapscallions in this delightful novel find posing as famous rockers was an aphrodisiac to midwestern girls on their cross-country journey ... until facts of their impersonation catch up with them. But there is a prize waiting at the end of this pilgrimage: a slender blonde living in a treehouse. "Mark Howell is a gifted storyteller who will take you through an emotional gamut from laughter to tears," says Bill Craig, author of the Marlow and Chandler mysteries.
Personality and the Pursuit of Happiness
This book explains how stress, depression and other negative states relate to your personality and environment. It sets out 8 key emotional literacy skills that will help you to function more effectively in groups and society, and guide you towards feelings of happiness. It includes 20 diagrams and is supported by a free online personality test.
Scallywags
This book is another thrilling adventure for Kev and Sadie as they find danger and temptation on the streets of Amsterdam. The coffeeshops and alleys house a colourful cast of characters including a laughing barmaid, a scheming wife, a hitman and a pair of detectives, how long can Kev keep his promise to stay out of trouble?
It's All His
A spiritual approach to life and finances along with applications in our everyday lives.
What Did We Do to Deserve This?
It is not asking for much we just want to live like human beings. We want to be able to take our kids to school easily and not for it to take all day. We want to send our father and mother for medical treatment, not for them to die at checkpoints.
Popular Culture
Popular Culture challenges readers to explore, engage in, and give serious consideration to topics that are often brushed off as merely "fun." The book combines original content based on current and emerging theories in the study of popular culture with a selection of articles and essays taken from a wide range of sources. Readers will learn about the use, evolution, and significance of conventional narrative and formulaic plot structure. Through popular culture artifacts, they will explore how assumptions based on gender-related traits and abilities generate expectations. In addition, readers will examine the simultaneous embracing of both application-based behavior and a craving for nostal...
Exalting Jesus in 1 & 2 Thessalonians
Led by series editors David Platt, Daniel L. Akin, and Tony Merida, this series affirms that the Bible is a Christ-centered book, containing a unified story of redemptive history of which Jesus is the hero. It’s presented as sermons, divided into chapters that conclude with a "Reflect & Discuss" section, making this series ideal for small group study, personal devotion, and even sermon preparation.
