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Hailstone
Preacher must die.Magda McAllister has a gun in her car and a thousand reasons to squeeze the trigger: all she needs is to get him in her sights.It's not easy being an atheist alcoholic lesbian when the head of a strict evangelical church has a personal interest in saving your soul from Satan.Magda has no intention of being saved. She'll break every law ever made to get her father off her back –but when she discovers the true scope of his ambitions, their private war may just rock the entire city.
Shiny Things
WHEN an ancient evil crashes her book launch, debut author Krysta Ishtar must trust in the dubious protection of an unstable (but super hot) Champion and flee to a world she never believed in - a world where her destiny is written in a forbidden book and her death warrant is already signed. Thrown into the centre of a desperate power struggle in a land in the grip of a madman, Krysta must survive a bloodthirsty army, psychiatrist vampires, a giant spider, exploding fetches, a homicidal teenage fairy and a family reunion. But even the Muse Champion may not be able to save her from the deadliest peril in all Shadow: ALL THE BLOODY SHINY THINGS.
Dead Silent
Whatever you do, don't get stuck in Dead Rock!Fresh out of psych ward and unemployed thanks to the last damn ghost she encountered, a cranky dead relative is the last thing Enda Wilson needs. However, ghostly visitations are the least of her problems when she returns to her home town for the funeral of her cousin Selene.Convinced there is far more to Selene's death than a drug overdose, Enda soon uncovers an ugly 40-year-old secret, a body count that is much higher than it should be - and a relentless killer who will stop at nothing to keep her silent.Dead silent.
Nina's Got a Secret
An emotional roller coaster of a read about a young mother who must decide whether to save her child by any means necessary—even if it means allowing her stepdaughter to die. Nina Arceneaux, a struggling single mother, has a choice to make—she’s been proposed to by a millionaire, a man she doesn’t love. Larry Denison offers to take her, and her eight-year-old daughter, Precious, out of their one-bedroom apartment and move them into a mansion in Monterey, California. But there’s a catch. Larry has an autistic eight-year-old daughter named Christine, and Nina isn’t sure she can handle the prospect of being a stepmother to a child with special needs. But she marries Larry anyway and...
Keys and Curses
A pint-sized prophet, a delinquent false muse, a recovering drug addict, an enemy of the king - and enough fairies to drive any sensible muse around the bend. Flower only needs to do two things: get Muse Champion Nikifor into Freakin Fairy rehab before he is lost in his own madness, and then go find her missing king. She certainly has no intention of smuggling hundreds of tiny troublemaking fugitives across worlds, fraternising with sworn enemies of the king, or having a pitched battle with an evil she doesn't even believe in. But on the run in hostile territory with a price on their heads, Flower and Nikifor must both face the chilling truth behind Nikifor's madness - and the terror that grips all of Shadow. Keys and Curses is Book 2 in the Dark Comic Fantasy series Shadow, and continues the battle begun in Book 1, Bloody Fairies: a pitched war between good and evil fought with blood, sweat and fairy dust.
Bloody Fairies
Welcome to Shadow. ...Mind the fairy dust. When Bloody Fairy Hippy Ishtar takes her pet spider, defies her tribe and flees the world of Shadow with the all-powerful muse king on a quest for an ancient weapon that will save her people from certain annihilation, only one thing is certain: she's going to be in deep trouble when she goes home. But the trouble is only just beginning. The weapon is not where it's supposed to be. Their search is dogged by gangsters, a dodgy treasure hunter, insurgents from Shadow and a very nasty vampire intent on creating an army. Time is running out - and when Hippy's alliance with the muse king lands her in a prison of monsters and madmen, she is forced to choose between death and war. There's just one thing the muse king hasn't counted on. Bloody Fairies are good at war. And she's going to make him hurt. Bloody Fairies is the first volume in Shadow, a dark comic fantasy series about death, blood, war and shiny things.
It's Odd, The Things One Remembers
'It's Odd, The Thing's One Remembers' traces the life of Nina Ann Bentley (later Nina Ann Smith) from an idyllic childhood in 1920s England, through her service in the Royal Air Force during World War II, and on into the far more challenging decades of the second-half of the twentieth century in Canada, America, and Mexico. While her life parallels that of many thousands of women who moved across the Atlantic in search of a better life after the Second World War, there are a few extra angles – ‘the darts which fate aimed at me and adventures on which I was led’ – including the birth of two disabled children, and the struggles to deal with new countries and ways of life. There is the excitement, and frustration, of living in Washington during the Kennedy years; and the sustained tension of being on the front lines of the cold war with a husband serving on the Defence Research Staff. There is the unexpected joy of a third stage of life in the mountains and coastal villages of Mexico; followed by the challenges of caring for a paralyzed husband and an ageing disabled daughter. And woven throughout, is the story of a young love that shadows her the rest of her life.
Ancestors and Relatives
This book follows the genealogy of the Tasker and Blackburn families who originated in the area around Goole in Yorkshire. There were branches of the Tasker family in Rawcliffe, Airmyn, Hook, Cowick and Snaith. The Blackburn family farmed at Spaldington and Holme on Spalding Moor, near Howden in the East Riding, before moving to Goole Fields. Later, members of both families lived in Goole itself. The title of the book reflects these movements. But Taskers and Blackburns married into other families, and many of them moved away. There were sizeable branches in Hull, Todmorden and other parts of Yorkshire, and one large branch as far away as Seaham Harbour in County Durham. The book includes these side branches too. The family tree on the front cover provides an overview of the content. This book is available at a discount through the print-on-demand publisher www.lulu.com
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