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The death of her mother brings her home to Nairobi. Whilst travelling the globe Laila has encountered many trials in search for happiness. Her mother is gone, but her legacy survives.

Something delicious is cooking, and Mason the dog can't resist following his nose to find out what!

A collection of articles originally written for World of Martial Arts magazine, Original Truth is based on the author's personal spiritual experiences and insights into the multi-verse, one-consciousness, living consciously

The Art of Thinking Without Thinking is a collection of inspirational philosophical and spiritual teachings designed to help guide you towards a higher state of consciousness, based on the author's own personal journey of cultivating body, mind and spirit using mindfulness, meditation and martial arts. Inspired by Zen Koans, spiritual and philosophical challenges posed by Zen Masters to their students, the Martial Mind Power (MMP) Koans within this book are intended to help you overcome the obstacles within your conscious mind and discover your true authentic highest self. The mind is a gateway between the body and spirit, and when you can fully cultivate and harness its power by using the martial mindset embodied within these MMP Koans, you can start to self-realise and live your 'Original Truth'.

There are Monsters roaming the countryside. Werewolves. And Vampires.

Sisyphus is an existential tale - a walking meditation through a not too distant future. Questioning the notion of Will and Choice against Nature and inevitability, it is ultimately an homage to life and to living.

"...our starting point is the same as our arrival point. It is the stone that you have put on the road that will cause you to stumble, and it is the hole that you have dug that will in fact cause you to fall." Between the lawyer Jones and the anonymous call, there were threads of an epic story. Dear reader, in our story you will see the laws of existence as clear as you see the giant sun when it approaches you, as if coming to whisper something, as it completes its cycle, sinking below the skyline, leaving its nature undiscoverable, except by a relentless pursuer. This is what Jones's wife sought to explain when she received an anonymous call from someone who said: "The only way out of sin is by correcting it, and I am your case that you win when you lose it." Then the call ended. Follow the tale of Jones as he attempts to uncover the mystery caller, clear his conscience of his past sins and give his wife the life that she deserves.

In January 2020, Ben Cole-Edwards had £200 in the bank. A year later, he's living the dream and never has to work again. Using the Law of Attraction, Ben has manifested wealth, health and even a beautiful baby daughter. Retired at 25 reveals his story and his secrets, and how you too can work with the Universe to create the future you want for yourself and others. Just like Ben, you can change the way you think, change the way you feel, and change your life.

School is full of new people, things to do and lessons to learn, but it's all too scary for a little ant. Luckily, his teacher and friends are there to help on this new adventure!

The writer invites his readers to see, hear and understand him amidst the grief, despicability, and thoughtfulness of major depressive disorder. This despairing narrative is anchored tenuously to reality by music, literature, and film.

The writer invites his readers to see him, hear him, and understand him amidst the grief, despicability, and thoughtfulness of major depressive disorder. A despairing narrative, anchored tenuously to reality by music, literature, and film.

A young Munich zookeeper, Marion Weisberg, is terrified of all dangerous animals. After being run over by a car, she is in a coma. She dreams of being with different tribes and cultures and learns how they see dangerous animals in their spiritualism and folklore. She encounters the world's most terrifying creatures and learns animal whispering to diffuse their aggression. But then she must risk her life in the Integrity Test, which no student has ever survived. Only then will she truly conquer her terror.

From Tracey Odessa Kane comes another book of poetry with a purpose - that purpose being to wake us from the sleep of daily life. Another Day Someday seeks to teach people how to think for themselves, as opposed to telling them what to think. It is a spotlight, one that aims to shed light and bring out into the open that which has been brushed under society's carpet for far too long. The road to Another Day Someday, though not elusive (not by any means), is still considered to be a bridge too far, a wish upon a star, that is simply out of reach for many. It is a road that is heavily laden with dreams and doubt, gain and guilt, promise and procrastination, hope and heartache. It is a road that we all long to tread upon, a road overflowing with purpose, passion, promise. It is a road unlike any other, a road upon which you can hear the overwhelming sound of 7 billion voices asking in whispered tones that age old question, "e;what if, if only."e; If you did ask poet Tracey Odessa Kane about that road, she'd say that one day, maybe Another Day Someday, we will all find the love, the strength and the courage to walk upon it together as friends.

An expressionless figure haunts Emily's dreams. Night after night, he pursues her, and night after night, she wakes as he stabs her. When she starts seeing the figure at work and hearing voices, Emily begins to worry that her nightmares are becoming a reality. Something or someone is doing this to her, and as Halloween grows closer and the nightmares get worse, she begins to worry for her sanity. Desperate for answers, Emily struggles against the disbelief of everyone around her as she searches for a way to reclaim her life from her nightmares.

The Saxon conquest of the Blessed Isles has failed. The enemy without is decimated, its fighting-aged men annihilated; twenty years of peace born of the blood-bathed blade Excalibur, wielded in glory and honor by the sandy-haired Silure sovereign. The Golden Age of King Arthur. Not since David of the Hebrews and not to be again until the End of Ages is the Summer Kingdom of the Cymry. A flicker of freedom and a light of liberty in a dark world. Justice, love and equal opportunity for every individual reigns. But no good thing long endures, and all things end… The second volume of the Arthuriad continues to weave and guide us through the dark and complex journey that is the Arthurian saga from the time of Mynydd Baeden to the brink of Civil War, giving us healthy portions of Morgaine of the Faeries, Lancelot, and Taliesin, along with hints and shadows of Cups and Perfect Knights, and supposedly long dead wizard along the way.

Polyamory and asexuality meet in this third tale about the North East England quad.¿ The police suspect¿Raith¿Balan of faking a painting.¿Södo money launderers who sink profits into art. Mike, Ross and Phil, the three men in¿Raith's¿life, must prove his innocence. They're hampered by their certainty that a member of the Fraud Squad is corrupt.¿ The senior investigating officer is Detective Sergeant Nick¿Seabrooke. He knows he is asexual, but is he¿aromantic¿too? As¿Raith's¿lovers struggle to keep¿Raith¿safe and find the fraudster, the sergeant struggles to understand why the quad is often in his thoughts.

For as long as she can remember, something has plagued Gaby. She could never quite put her finger on the cause of her doubts and anxieties, until one day, the reflection in her mirror is not her own.¿ As she investigates the girl in the mirror, Gaby discovers a story of romance, tragedy and injustice, in which the past drips into the present, forcing her on a journey of self-realisation.