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Sentenced to Cross the Raging Sea
In many North of England towns, like Manchester and Oldham, violence was never far below the surface during the disturbed times of the Industrial Revolution in the early 19th century, with cotton mill owners pitted against their operatives and worker against worker. Sam Johnson was a 17-year- old cotton spinner apprenticed to his father at Greenbank Mill when three over-zealous Oldham constables raided a union meeting and arrested two union men. The end result was a huge riot involving thousands of Oldham workers and a partly successful attempt to demolish the Bankside Mill on Manchester Street and adjacent workers' homes. One onlooker was shot dead. The subsequent random arrests when the mi...
No Escape
"The hunt is on." Hot on the trail of a killer, detective Heath Sawyer was determined to capture his man. His own partner had been murdered by the mysterious White Rabbit killer and now another victim has been found in Jamaica. Her sister, beautiful Lauren Cooper, insists on getting involved with the case. But this amateur is one distraction he can't afford. Lauren isn't going to let her sister die unavenged. She'll use any trick she can to help track the elusive White Rabbit. If that means becoming bait, she will. And if it means working with the sexy detective, all the better….
Look-Alike (Athena Force, Book 14) (Mills & Boon Intrigue)
They looked alike, fought alike...but when it came to spy games, Samantha St. John and Elle Petrenko had different codes.
The Shield of Silence
Harriet T. Comstock's novel 'The Shield of Silence' is a gripping tale set in the early 20th century, exploring themes of societal expectations, gender roles, and the power dynamics within relationships. Comstock's writing style is characterized by rich character development and vivid descriptions that bring the period setting to life. The novel is a classic example of American literature, showcasing the author's keen understanding of human emotions and interpersonal conflicts. The narrative unfolds with a steady rhythm, keeping readers engaged until the very end.Harriet T. Comstock, known for her insightful stories on human nature and social issues, drew inspiration from her own experiences...
Vendetta
HISTORY WILL REPEAT ITSELF... UNLESS SHE CAN STOP IT. Juicy stories are investigative reporter Winter Archer's bread and butter. So when her beloved mentor asks her to write the biography of Athena Academy's founder, Winter jumps at the chance. But someone out there will stop at nothing—not even murder—to ensure that long-buried secrets remain hidden. And Winter can't finish the job unless she joins forces with the one man who is most definitely off-limits. Only together can they uncover the deadly plot that spans decades and threatens to destroy a legacy.... Athena Force Will the women of Athena unravel Arachne's powerful web of blackmail and death...or succumb to their enemies' deadly secrets?
Two Girls in the Wild
DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Two Girls in the Wild" by Mabel Winifred Knowles. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
The Golden Galleon
Peter Trollope was a barber-surgeon. He carried on his useful art (for in his deft hands it was in truth an art) at the sign of the Pestle and Mortar, down against Sutton Pool. He was a great man in Plymouth town, by reason of his entertaining talk and his skill alike in surgery and in hairdressing; and his little shop was the lounging-place of all the idle young gallants of the port, who came in to discuss the latest news from London, to gossip about their neighbours' affairs and about the ships, or to learn the tricks and fashions in the new art of taking tobacco. Men who had received sword-wounds in street frays or damaged skulls in tavern brawls came to him to have their hurts dressed an...
Mother's little lady
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The Yearbook of The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 1996
This volume contains 35 original chapters on British studies in obstetrics and gynecology presented to the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 1996. In the words of Dr. John Studd, volume editor and RCOG publications officer, The Yearbook gives us a unique opportunity to publish some of the fascinating eponymous and historical lectures which deserve a greater audience àIt also allows publication of the best clinical and laboratory research coming from British centres in a way which is easily accessible around the world.
