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Jeremy the Jet Ski - An Awfully Big Adventure
Jeremy is a wannabe freestyle champion, a wannabe top racer, a wannabe everything in the jet ski world he dreams of, but he struggles because he’s still very young.
He lives in Merry Harbour which leads out into the Blue Lagoon. This is where he plays and practices with all of his friends.
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Narrative Reflections – Book 2
Narrative Reflections Book 2 is Rosemary’s second published poetry book and represents her vivacity as she continues her life’s journey.
This book’s theme relates to life in general, the natural environment, family, emotions, and a modest amount of humour – just for fun!
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Beauty in an Imperfect World
This book seeks to explore the intricacies that make up human relationships. From love to friendship, from power and greed to poverty, the poems aim to open our hearts and minds to the tender mercies and thoughts within each of us that can lead to rich and rewarding connections, if only we can find the courage and take the time to reflect on ourselves and our societies at large.
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The Lonesome Clown
Set against the vast, open landscapes of Wyoming, USA – known as big sky country – this book immerses you in the true spirit of the Midwestern United States. Experience the thrill of rodeo competitions, the rugged charm of cowboys, and the daring exploits of con artists.
Journey through the history of early settlers who braved the frontier to build their homes, and explore the intricate tales of love and marriage. Confront the relentless forces of nature, including deadly tornadoes that ravage the land.
At the heart of the story is the life of a rodeo clown, bringing attention to the bravery and dedication of these remarkable men and women. Though the characters are fictional, their stories resonate with authenticity, capturing the essence of real-life experiences.
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The Highwayman and Don Quixote
When my grandmother insisted that the Hetheringtons were descended from a long line of highwaymen who operated in the north of England, I was never quite sure if it was true or merely a product of her vivid imagination. Intrigued by this family legend, I embarked on a journey of discovery, scouring the Internet for any traces of our alleged criminal ancestors.
To my surprise, I stumbled upon the records of William Surtees Hetherington, an ex-miner from Newcastle who served in the Royal Navy before turning to a life of crime. His story took a tragic turn when he was executed for highway robbery in 1821. Could this be the forebear my grandmother spoke of? As I delved deeper into the archives, I uncovered a wealth of historical material that brought William’s tale to life.
A local publisher and campaigner against the death penalty for robbery had written a pamphlet containing first-hand accounts of William Hetherington’s trial and execution. Contemporaneous articles from local newspapers and magazines further enriched the narrative, providing a vivid backdrop for my novel and the basis for the judicial process that sealed William’s fate.
From this point on, I allowed my imagination to take flight. I portrayed William as a dreamer, a trait that seemed to run in our family, and envisioned him acquiring a copy of Don Quixote from a Spanish sailor during his time in the Navy. As a long-time devotee of this classic work, I wove many of its episodes into my description of William’s descent into dreams and hallucinations as he vainly attempted to assuage his guilt over the robberies he and his partner John Wilkinson committed.
Part historical fiction, part family mystery, this novel is a captivating exploration of one man’s struggle against his own demons and the harsh realities of 19th-century justice.
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Finding Alfie: A Sandringham Mystery
Sandringham, 1933. The idyllic royal estate is rocked by a chilling discovery: a lifeless body in a gamekeeper’s cottage. A desperate father and son vanish, sparking a frantic manhunt. Yet, the trail fades, leaving behind a haunting mystery that echoes through the decades.
Eighty years later, an elderly woman’s fading memories ignite a spark of hope. With her grandson listening by her side, he embarks on a quest to unravel the truth, breathing new life into a long-forgotten case.
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Dan's Magic Pegs
Join Dan as he tackles life without legs with an unwavering spirit and joy to inspire all readers.
He endures not only his disability at a young age but bullies too, and with the support of his parents, shows the determination, will, and courage to make the best of his situation, and shows the bullies that ‘disabled’ does not mean ‘less-abled’.
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The School with no Teachers
All young school children know full well what to expect when they arrive at school each day. Imagine arriving at school to find out that something very important was missing that day. Maybe there were no teachers, no school bell, no rules or even could it be that there is no custard in the canteen. Follow the adventures of Oscar and his friends as they go to school only to find that something is missing. Something is not just quite right. What could possibly be the reason?
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Girl from the Mirror
When Kenesta touches a mirror, she is transported to a strange world where only Crista can understand her. As Kenesta adapts to her new surroundings, Crista becomes her guide, teacher, and friend.Together, they explore the wonders and dangers of this unfamiliar land, discovering new possibilities and forging a strong connection.
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The Ribbon Tree
In the heart of a lost valley stands a gnarled, ancient tree that has never bloomed. Legend has it that tying a ribbon to its branches grants your deepest desires. From the darkest corners of despair to the brightest dreams of hope, generations of souls are drawn to The Ribbon Tree, seeking solace and redemption.
In this intricately woven tale spanning decades, the lives of desperate individuals intersect beneath the tree’s boughs. From a young man trying to solve the mystery to a soon to be soldier yearning for safe return, each ribbon tied represents a whispered prayer, a silent plea, a fragile thread of connection.
As the tree seemingly bears witness, secrets unravel and destinies intertwine, revealing the enduring power of faith, love, and the resilience of the human spirit. The Ribbon Tree is a timeless saga of hope and redemption, where the ties that bind us are as enduring as the branches of the tree itself.
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Gogo and the Singing Forest
What will happen to Gogo now he can no longer walk?
The river is too far from the forest where Gogo likes to take a drink.
Gogo is getting hungry too.
He waits a long time for help. The creatures of the forest begin to notice the plight of Gogo and although most of them are too small to lift Gogo they find an amazing way to help.
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Sweteryun Girl
In this enthralling tale of love, loss, and heroism, a family’s tragic history unlocks a hidden power that propels three heroes on a daring time travel mission. As they seek justice, they also reignite the flames of love.
Meet Sweteryun, a lovely girl who transforms into a beautiful young woman. By day, she’s a dutiful wife; by night, she’s an unstoppable good witch. Alongside The Blacksmith, she harnesses this newfound power to save their country from looming threats. Amidst their quest, a timeless yet forbidden romance blossoms, challenging conventions and sparking hope.
Prepare for a journey where justice is served, love is rekindled, and the impossible becomes reality.
£9.99