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Medusa
Gorgon. Killer. Monster. Victim. Survivor. Protector. Medusa breathes new life into an ancient story and echoes the battle that women throughout millennia have continued to wage.
Christian Beliefs
In this twelve-session LifeGuide® Bible Study, Stephen Eyre introduces what you need to know about God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, human nature, sin, salvation, holiness, the church, mission, revelation and the last things.
The Voice from the Garden
'The Voice From the Garden' opens a window onto the worlds before and after the Great War through Pamela and her families.
Spinning on the Wind: A Gyronaut's Tale
The arrival of the 1960s saw the dawn of the homebuilt gyroplane. A new genre of aviation like nothing seen before: a wing that lives and breathes, driven purely by the wind. Deceptive in its simplicity, addictive in its freedom and deadly to the unwary. It's a powerful enchantment. In domestic garages and garden sheds, ordinary people built tiny rotorcraft - then taught themselves to fly by reading the instructions. Two pioneers were smitten by this exciting new form of flight and set out on an identical path, weaving a circle of coincidence that spanned five decades and encompassed a nation. It's a fine line between rapture and tragedy. One flight is all it takes...
Black Wave
“I told God that if he would let us survive this night, I would make it mean something worthwhile. And then, somehow, I felt calmer than I have ever felt. Unreasonably so. Irrationally so. I looked over the scene of our wrecked life and I smiled–a crazy smile for sure–and I looked through the dark at the mad beauty of it.” –Jean Silverwood An exhilarating true-life adventure of one family’s extraordinary sea voyage of self-discovery and survival, tragedy and triumph Successful businessman John Silverwood and his wife, Jean, both experienced sailors, decided the time was right to give their four children a taste of thrilling life on the high seas. And indeed their journey aboard t...
Planned to Perfection
Does the idea of planning a wedding terrify you to your core? Do you feel overwhelmed just thinking about where to start? Are you struggling to find the time or budget to plan your special day? In Planned To Perfection, Meera Majithia shows you how to become a no-nonsense bride who knows exactly what she wants and how to get it. Meera combines an easy-to-follow, simple structure with an entertaining fictional twist to demonstrate the best planning approach for the modern Indian and Interfaith bride. In this book, you'll learn how to: Successfully manage your emotions Master your wedding budget Find quality suppliers Bring your wedding theme to life Put together your wedding schedule If you're ready to plan your wedding like a pro and embark on a fun, exciting and stress-free journey, then this is the book for you!
The Colour of Marriage
Life has a funny way of showing us what is important. But what if you run out of time? Annie Lawson is no saint. She's also no sinner. She's a mother, a daughter and, most importantly, she's a wife. Annie doesn't want to give up any of these things - but fate has played its hand. You've read Rob Lawson's story. Now, it's Annie's turn. So sit back, relax, and find out exactly how to hold on to the 'Colour of Marriage'.
Secret Places
Goat farmer, cheesemaker and weaver Tristan Smith is working on her North Yorkshire smallholding when a chance visit by archeologists exposes a skeleton in an abandoned WW2 bunker. But its not a wartime casualty. Tristan becomes involved in the search for the truth about her predecessors, as DI Greg Geldard follows a trail rom North Yorkshire to the Norfolk Broads. He is seeking justice for a long-dead victim; but another casualty is hunting for a new life and a safe place to start again. This rural thriller follows a shock discovery and a trail of clues, providing a powerful exploration into abuse and coercive control in close relationships. First in the DCI Greg Geldard series.
The Boy Who Yawned
A rhyme about a little boy whose yawning gets him into an unlikely spot of trouble.
Bombweed
The themes of family and friendship are explored against the backdrop of WWII.
