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Shortfall
The Mollos had come to England to start a new life, buying a small farm in the heart of Devon, only to have their dream cruelly snatched from them. Now their teenage daughter has risked the family farm in a desperate attempt to preserve her parents’ legacy, betting everything on a new type of crop. But the country is in the midst of a financial crisis, and with more trouble looming, a Machiavellian mandarin has cooked up an outlandish scheme to manage what might otherwise be a difficult situation, threatening the young girl’s plans. Shortfall is a fictional tale inspired in some small part by real events now thought lost to time.
Michael Bowden and Some of His Descendants / by William Hammond Bowden.
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The Benenden Bowdens
Ancestors and descendants of William Bowden who emigrated from Benendon, England to Australia in 1838.
The Adventures of Babyman and Chop-Chop
The Adventures of Babyman and Chop-Chop: Volume I By: William Bowden William Bowden was inspired by his son pretending to be a superhero when he was three years of age. This book is written based on the author’s son. He wrote the book to be an inspiration to other children and to encourage them to do the right thing by staying positive no matter their neighborhood, household, or any other situation they encounter. He wants children to know that there is hope and good in this world regardless of how it may seem.
Port State
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” - Arthur C. Clarke There are many ways to test humanity to destruction. Serving tea and cakes is one of them. And it is over tea and cakes that the enigmatic Mr. Day makes his proposition to skeptical diplomat Thaddeus Maine. The offer is for the United Kingdom to become the sole distributor of technology so advanced as to be out of this world. A conduit, delivering wonders to the rest of the globe. Naturally, the United Kingdom will want to attach a premium, to cover their costs and so forth… But when it comes to a sufficiently advanced technology, we are so conditioned by what we see at the movies that the real thing no longer seems magical. And unfortunately, that’s exactly what happens.
