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Milena is living a great life; she is a successful wedding planner with three amazing best friends who respect and love her. However, despite all her success, Milena is single and hoping to find the right man. After a long wait, she believes she has found him in Ricki, a sweet man living his life withGod, and things seem great. However, everything takes an unexpected turn when Milena meets Daniel with the help of God, causing shifts in her life and faith that she did not anticipate.

SHOCK! HORROR! Shakespeare really did write the works ascribed to him. But how could a relatively poor, ignorant provincial lad have written such masterpieces? How did he acquire the knowledge implicit in his plays - the details of historical events, tales of foreign countries? How did he spend his time in the so-called "lost years"? This book attempts to provide in fictional form answers to these questions and introduces the reader to some of the extraordinary characters the budding playwright would have encountered, particularly Thomas James, who in later years developed a reputation as the "cleverest man in England" after his appointment as the first librarian to the Bodleian Library in Oxford.

THE FOOTBALLING MORGAN FAMILY OF BRISTOL is the result of many years' work by the author, investigating and researching the Morgan family from North-East Bristol. They were a large and sporting family, excelling in swimming, water polo, pigeon racing and most notably, football. Five members of the Morgan family played football at a high level, and others played for local teams in the Bristol area. Two, Frederick 'Jerry' Morgan and William James 'Jimmy' Morgan played over 100 times each for Bristol Rovers, and full details of their careers have been compiled. The family is probably best well-known for fielding football teams made up of family members to raise money for local charities, which they organised from 1919 until the mid-1960s. In addition to the sporting aspect of the family, details of the family ancestry are explained in depth, together with details of associated families who married into the Morgan family. Many of the family ran public houses, and details of them have been included as an appendix. The written memories of the author's grandmother, Ivy Morgan, have been transcribed and they give a fascinating and detailed account of growing up in the north-eastern suburbs of Bristol in the early part of the 20th Century. Her wartime experiences are included, as well as many family anecdotes, photographs and documents. Many family members have kindly contributed family photographs and stories, and these have been included throughout the book. The book serves as a remarkable piece of both social and local history.

The poems are about so many topics for children in school (educational)aged 10-14. History, social history, equality of the sexes, the environment, climate change and how this affects populations. Anna Claire was born on the Fylde coast, England in the 1950's. She spent a few years living in Cambridge, Norway and Denmark before returning to the Fylde coast. She has written several books, some under her former name of Anna Ashton. Anna has mainly written stories for children but also poetry, some for children and some of a more serious nature. She hopes that this little book encourages middle school children to learn about history, social history, the environment, social injustice and how to improve quality of life through following a healthy, physically and spiritually, way of life blending the teachings of east and west. Anna has five sons and several grandchildren.

This is a story on one man's attempt to address the difficult circumstances faced by many people in early nineteenth century England. And doing so by taking the type of direct action that reflected his own strong sense of justice.

Take a tour through the glorious City of New York with Nessa the loveable Cavalier. Check out Central Park, Time Square, Fifth Avenue, Grand Central Station, Brooklyn Bridge, The Statue of Liberty and many more. Packed with fun facts, celebrity name-dropping, big yellow taxis and lots of pizza, this beautifully illustrated rhyming book is the perfect guide for kids curious about the amazing sights and sounds that 'The Big Apple' is famous for.

A thoroughly entertaining motorhome odyssey around Britain and Ireland, lands of myths, legends, giants, monsters, leprechauns, heroes and villains.From John O' Groats to Landsend, Scotland's North Coast 500, Snowdonia, Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way to the Jurassic and Pembrokeshire coasts. Visit magnificent cathedrals, imposing castles, historic pubs and enjoy the craic in Irish bars. Explore a rich heritage and encounter King Arthur, Robin Hood, Dracula, Bloodaxe, Cromwell, Shakespeare, Constable, Burns, the Beatles and more. Anecdotes are enriched with incisive wit and whimsical, observational humour. Smile through this fascinating journey and be bedazzled by backstories and fun trivia.

This is a Sci-Fi novel and deals mainly with time travel and Artificial Intelligence. It takes place in 1911, and 2123 in a Dystopian Society, and for good reason, worries those who read it. What could happen in the future? Could the order of those in charge of the world turn upside down? This novel follows George and Sarah, our main characters through a whirl wind courtship and an unauthorised long-term relationship. Those in power will not approve of their relationship. Those involved resolve themselves not to care.

I admire northern grit and the ability Lancashire folk have to laugh at themselves as well as poke cheeky fun at others. I'd like to think some of that playful cheekiness has rubbed off on me and can be found here in my third chuckle book of Lanky Twang verse. It's a look at life through a Northern lens, laced with humour and nostalgia. So, time once again to get t' kettle on, turn a few pages and enjoy ... More Laffs from Lancashire.

Mothers give birth to us, nurture us, look after us from the day we were born until the day we die. Arnold's mother looked after four children with the help of her mother in challenging circumstances in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and he wondered how she managed to do it. As a result, he developed a lasting admiration and respect for her. He had to compile this book in praise of all mothers everywhere.

Lawrence Bartlett started as a reporter with a local newspaper who's ambition was always to be an investigative reporter when his life would change dramatically over a number of years, starting with an investigation of the abduction and murder of local girls who went missing and were never seen again, which eventually leads to organised crime gangs (OCGs) running drugs, abductions, illegal immigrants across county lines.

1665 to 2020 ... A fascinating journey through the centuries, comparing the beliefs and management of pandemics. The story of the plague or pest houses, which fulfilled such a vital role from the fourteenth century. What was so significant about the situation in 1665? This book is the first in-depth account of the role of the little known plague house. The chapters describe changes brought about through the ages, as more understanding about pandemics and health protection has been gained. The reader is challenged to consider what lessons we can learn from the past, in order that we do not make the same mistakes again. Alison Wall is a retired nurse, midwife and Health Visitor. After gaining an MSc in public health in 2008 she became fascinated with the history of public health. She has spent many years researching the old plague/pest houses, with very little written about them in historical texts. Alison enjoys guiding at a local medieval manor, an English Heritage Grade 1 listed Mansion and most recently guiding at Kensington Palace, Historic Royal Palaces. She also gives talks to groups about a number of topics, including the plague cottages. To find out more, visit: www.speakernet.co.uk

When William Just's parents were killed it changed his life in many ways. He inherited a large plasma television from his parents and little else. He had to leave university and go onto a jobseeker's allowance which left him very short of money. When the television would not work one day, he was heartbroken. When he found out that he could not afford to repair it he decided to have a go himself as that was what he had been studying. The result was a time machine of sorts and that really changed his life.

What happens when your world as you know it falls apart? Where is God in the chaos which may follow? Is He still in control? If you are facing painful trials in your life, then you will know these questions all too well. In this book, 'Choose to Enjoy' Jennifer recalls how God met with her during such a time. She writes of how her relationship with God deepened in a powerful way as she travelled through a 'long, dark and scary tunnel.' You will read how she intimately experienced the loving care of her Sovereign Heavenly Father - even when His way permitted much pain and suffering. This is an uplifting account of choosing to enjoy an unknown and prolonged journey.

All money will be donated to Cancer MacCallum Cancer Centre and Battersea dog House (where Mark volunteered) Mark Collins is a son. a brother and a loving partner, a best friend and cannot forget a daddy to his fur baby. He was the life of the party, he lit up any room he entered. He was very humble and never understood why people were drawn to him and why he was loved by everyone that met him. He always had a joke for any occasion. even death. He would make you feel happy even if that meant taking the mickey out of you, but was never horrible in doing so. He would turn his hand to anything once but would definitely let you know if he didn't like it, ha ha. When Mark was diagnosed with colon cancer. he decided to write this blog. When reading this, you will find yourself laughing at some of the strangest things. Mark would be so happy -that his journey is being read and laughed at. Me wanted to show his true journey from how he was diagnosed. through the chemotherapy and surgery. (not forgetting every cancer journey is different and personal) but he wanted to show the horrible side and also what he found to be the lighter side. Please enjoy reading, do not feel bad about laughing, and REMEMBER if your are worried, get it checked.

When Hospital Trustees contact Joan Shepperd who is a psychic investigator, to discover the reason for the hauntings at a Mental Institution at Ilkley. Joan, and her daughter Anne, never expected to find a disused operating theatre, and the old museum with automated, working dummies in the basement. They were also puzzled when finding specimens preserved in formaldehyde, along with diaries and ledgers locked in the attic. They also asked themselves, why are the staff so unnerved when in the presence of the Matron, Patrice Elliot. Who is the ghostly disfigured nurse who calmsthe patients at night when they are restless. And why is there such a high suicide rate amongst the nurses and patients. The eerie apparitions of service men and women, along with medical staff and other entities bring tension and fear to everyone working there. Is the cause of the hauntings to be found in a disused well that Joan, and Anne, discovered in a sealed room alongside the grisly museum apparatus. Read this book and find out.

How did the public education system which now educates 93% of children in the UK begin? How did it evolve so that admission to 25% of state primary and 6% of state secondary schools is still controlled by the Church of England? 'so excellent a Work' explores the first 135 years of this important and fascinating national story. It began with a movement at the beginning of the 18th century which encouraged every parish in England and Wales to set up a charity school for the poor, a project which Queen Anne described as 'so excellent a Work'. Inspired by this initiative, in 1710 six enterprising and philanthropic men established a school to serve their own ancient community, the Royal Liberty of Havering. Against the odds, their foundation has continued to this day. Set against the changing historical panorama, this is the story of that charity school, the community it served, and the local people whose commitment ensured its survival. It is the story of the national politicians and personalities who fought for - or opposed - the establishment of a national system of public education for 'the lower orders'. Their motives, their attitudes and their rivalries may surprise you!

When the daughter of American millionaire Randolph G. Sheridan goes missing while attending university in London, England, her father has no alternative but to hire New York private detective Simon Barrett to investigate her disappearance... Met only by a wall of silence from the British authorities and without his precious handgun which he is not permitted to carry in the UK, Simon quickly begins to realize that the fate of young Tamara Sheridan may well turn out to be a good deal darker than he first supposed - a suspicion which is soon confirmed when he discovers to his horror that he is not the only person searching for Tamara, but that she is also being stalked by a mysterious woman called Sterling who just so happens to take her orders directly from the Vatican... And what happens next is the stuff of nightmares... !!!

Twenty-five years after Anna's unexplained disappearance from his life, William, a middle-aged Englishman living in Italy, runs into her perfect look-alike, Karen. Quizzed, the young South African denies any knowledge of Anna, even though she is living in her former flat. The chance meeting sets off an investigation that takes William back into a troubled past and a series of jealously guarded family secrets. As the unspeakable truth begins to emerge, it becomes clear that everyone who has been harmed and has struggled to survive must undergo a radical transformation. A novel about the haunting of the present by the past, Becoming a Tree explores the prisons this creates and the different ways people find to break free of them.

The author is in his 90th decade. Throughout his long life dealing with many different types of people he wondered how it was that some people having the worst of starts in life, with poverty and abuse as their companions achieved their own success whilst others who were born with the proverbial silver spoon in their mouths failed completely in their goals. The research into the causes took nearly 30 years. This book is the result.

Chopper pug wakes up & finds a little lost dog in his back garden. Can The Pug Parade help to find her owner and solve the mystery of the missing sausages at the same time?! Join The Pug Parade as they use teamwork, bravery & the unique skills of one of the pugs to save the day!

My book is about Rosie's walk around the coastal path of the Isle of Wight, covering 67 miles. Taking 31 hours she covers every emotion possible, from being sky high, down to the very depths of despair. Approaching the chain ferry 'Come on Rosie run or you will miss it' boomed Peter, turning everyone's heads to see who he was shouting at. 'I can't run you fool, my feet won't work, bleep, bleep, bleep, so from tears to anger in a split second. Gosh that's an achievement in itself. Now we have caught everyone's attention, they are watching and listening, either with amusement or disgust....... I.... just.... don't.... care.

Meet Raine, she arrives in Nutley Village just as the big Easter celebrations are being planned. Raine knows nothing about Easter, but Miss May the sweetshop owner asks her to help out. Raine Easter Adventure begins.

The Revd Dr Gabriel J Anan was born and raised in Ghana where he received his primary and secondary education in the most challenging situation. He worked for the Ministry of Interior in Ghana for five years before leaving for Great Britain to study law, shipping and transport. His management training earned him the corporate membership of the professional bodies including Chartered Institute of Shipbrokers, Chartered Institute of Transport and the Institute of Export. He later worked as a manager and director for five years before engaging further in academic studies at the Greenwich University for his youth work qualification. He achieved a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Maritime Studies at the University of Somerset and a Master of Arts 168 (MA) in Voluntary Sector Studies before gaining a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in the area of church leadership and management of change at the University of East London. Armed with authoritative knowledge of "MANAGING CHANGE", has provided him the desire for seeking new ideas in any field of education for exploration. After completing a programme for ministerial training course with a BA in Contextual Theology at the Middlesex University, he qualified as a Church of England clergy with Roman Catholic background. In addition he studied for a BA Evangelical degree at Elim Bible College - now Regents Theological College. He had by then been appointed the Honorary Professor of Contemporary Theology by the University of Europe. His knowledge in Evangelism enables him to discern the theology of Paedobaptist and Credobaptist and many issues especially with regards to 'Born Again' Christian and infants Baptism. The author has had several contacts with other traditional and African Praying Churches including Charismatic, Apostolic, Evangelical and Pentecostal and their members, in the UK. These contacts gave him a firm grounding and insights for his understanding the gravity of the situation regarding prevailing issues affecting the followers in their churches. He has vast practical experience in voluntary and charity organisations as he served as a chairman of Canning Town outlook, on the Board of Directors for Newham Credit Union and Vice Chair for Drew Primary School Governors for four years. He also worked as Youth Adviser for the London Borough of Newham for over ten years. Currently, he is a retired Associate Minister at the Church of England parish church of St George and St Ethelbert in East Ham London; but pursuing the direction of the Holy Spirit for the discernment of true Biblical Sabbath. He lives in Romford, Essex, UK with his family.