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Siege XV
The sovereignty of a small but crucial piece of land is at stake. Besieged and fought over fourteen times throughout its history, Jebel-Tarik, or Tarik’s Hill – named after an eighth-century Muslim invader – came to be known as the Rock of Gibraltar. This strategically located fortress controls the trade routes between Europe and North Africa, linking the Atlantic Ocean with the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Its possession can dictate the flow of commerce and industry in this volatile region.
In a bid to expel the British, King Carlos of Spain allies with the French. Meanwhile, two young farm lads from Lancashire embark on separate journeys that lead them to converge on this contested ground, each playing a role in the unfolding drama.
This is the story of the last great siege of Gibraltar, detailing the armies and navies involved and the heroic actions of soldiers and sailors on both sides. Who will prevail: Britain or Spain?
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The Return
In the peaceful town of Ninder, nothing is as it seems. When a series of inexplicable attacks rock the once-idyllic community, leaving destruction in their wake, the townspeople are left reeling with fear and suspicion, especially the teens. Amidst the chaos, three teenagers, Pam, Aimes, and Frank, find themselves thrust into the heart of the mystery involving James, a beloved community figure with deep-seated secrets. As they seek answers, they quickly realize that betrayal lurks around every corner, and their trust in those around them is tested.
Discover the dark secrets of a quaint town in this thrilling tale of mystery, betrayal, and friendship in Jeffrey’s book The Return. Three friends embark on a quest for truth, only to uncover a dark and sinister secret lurking in the shadows. With danger lurking at every turn, can they trust anyone? Their bond is tested as they navigate a web of lies, deceit, and hidden agendas. Will they find the truth or fall prey to the town’s sinister web?
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Holiday from Hell
Cory is lost in a town he doesn’t recognize, with only the knowledge that he’s alive. After barely escaping with his life, he finds himself alone: everyone he knows is gone. Dead.
Now, wandering the unfamiliar streets of a Spanish town, Cory is on the run, desperate to evade those pursuing him.
Join Cory on his thrilling adventure as he encounters new friends and navigates a rollercoaster of emotions.
Will he survive and make it back to his parents, or will his pursuers catch up with him? Dive into a thrilling adventure brimming with excitement and suspense.
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Game Breaker
Recently widowed Jack Marshall wants a stable job and a holiday in Fiji to reconnect with his kids. But an ambitious terrorist leader has plans to kidnap Jack for his own purposes.
What follows is a dark and gripping thriller set among the turquoise waters of the Pacific, where ex-Navy Seal Jack is forced to use every skill he has to save both his kids and the woman he has fallen in love with.
It’s a fast-moving tale of intrigue and adventure, where everything may not be as it first appears, and where only Jack and his family can save America from impending disaster.
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Lost Days in Barcelona
‘Then I heard them. At first, there had been no sound. Then, faintly, there it was, the near silent echo of footsteps.’
Barcelona 1937, the city is embroiled in a Civil War. The struggle for survival amid a climate of political mistrust, uncertainty and the pervasive fear of death, is softened only by the strength afforded by family and friends.
A young British man, George Olivella, arrives in the city looking for his family and anything that will help him make sense of his life. Seventy years later, Barcelona is a vibrant and successful city. The time is right for George Olivella to tell his tale, yet he knows his story will expose deep-rooted passions that will threaten his life. Into this scenario he entices his young protége, a young Spanish man looking to find meaning to his own life.
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Many Miles Apart
Bombs. Tanks. Missiles.
This is the constant reality of 13-year-old Marickha Babyak, a young girl living in Lviv, Ukraine. She wishes for nothing but safety and protection from Russia’s attacks. Her father has left for war and Mari has no one but her mother and her twin siblings. She dreams of the day when she and her family can find peace and safety elsewhere.
Her dream comes true and the family manage to escape the carnage in their country. Little do they know what awaits them in this new strange realm.
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The Little Blue Hen
Hello my friends. I am a Baby Pigeon and I have just hatched along with my brother at a stud farm in the midlands. My mother has named me ‘The Little Blue Hen’ and I am about to take you on a journey that you will never forget for the rest of your life!
We will meet friends that you will love and enemies that you will hate, and we will laugh till we cry at some of the things that we will see and do. As I am being trained to race all over England and France, before long, you will know everything about me, ‘The Little Blue Hen’.
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The Biter Bit
Embark on a captivating journey through the diverse and intriguing lives of lawyers and those they encounter in this compelling collection of short stories.
‘Stranger In A Strange Land’ follows the adventures of a trainee lawyer as he navigates the dizzying social scene of the 1950s, while ‘An Even Stranger Land’ delves into the lawyer’s experiences during National Service and the challenges of his first job.
In ‘Pressure Point,’ a lawyer on the brink of a mental breakdown finds solace in the care of a renowned psychiatrist, who harbours his own inner demons. ‘Deputy Dog’ offers a candid and humorous look at a lawyer’s experiences as a Deputy Judge, revealing the ups and downs of the role.
‘Greypower’ tells the story of a retired accountant who sets out to assist a struggling family but finds himself on an unexpected path of self-discovery. Finally, ‘The Biter Bit’ showcases a renowned divorce lawyer who takes on what appears to be a routine case, only to discover that the client’s husband has a very different agenda.
This eclectic mix of short stories promises to engage, entertain, and provide insight into the complex lives of those in the legal profession and the individuals they encounter along the way.
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Haizean
“The bombing of Guernica, 80 years ago, inspired one of Picasso’s best-known works. Now, visitors to this iconic part of Spain’s Basque Country will discover a town devoted to peace and reconciliation. It is also about using art as a form of protest to encourage change and make people think objectively, rather than react irrationally.” James Gerard
The novel is about family, friendships, war, peace, history, hope, endurance and ultimately reconciliation. It is about stopping for a moment and seeing the world from another person’s point of view in different times, cultures, and environments. The first part of the book centres around two small, yet significant villages, Scotstoun, Glasgow and Guernica in the Basque region, northern Spain. Set before, during and after WW2, it should be noted that two of the main characters include a doctor and nurse at a time when there was no NHS. The second part of the book focuses· on a Peace Centre set up in a flat in Scotstoun called Haizean (Basque for in the wind), where students come from all over the world to share ideas.
Imagine living in enforced exile for nearly forty years of your life. Add to that the lack of any of your fellow-countrymen within a thousand miles. Asier was a doctor living in Guernica back in 1937 alongside his wife and two children when the German bombers arrived. He has to assume that his family have all perished. Arriving in Glasgow, thanks to the efforts of John Oswald, a Scottish journalist, Asier carries on his work as a doctor. Asier’s diaries afford some insight into his coming to terms with separation from his homeland, namely the Basque region in the North of Spain. But more than this, they chronicle key events leading up to, during and after World War II.
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Greenus
Embark on an enchanting journey to Ikaria in 2002, the renowned island of longevity, where fisherman Thimios and his resilient wife, Marika, unexpectedly give birth to identical triplets: Icaros, Dedalos, and Poseidon. As the triplets grow into handsome and strong individuals with vast experiences in love, they find themselves entangled in a unique tale of romance, cultural diversity, and extraterrestrial encounters. Marrying three awesome sisters of different religion, the triplets become the focus of their father-in-law’s concern, believing his daughters have been abducted. Wandering through twists of fate, the triplets, armed with mnemonic skills from their casino earnings, end up on an Argentinian ranch. There, they encounter extraterrestrial beings with extraordinary capabilities who guide them in escaping contracted killers and reveal the location of a coveted golden vein.
However, their pursuit of the golden vein intersects with a dark plot involving exiled German ex-Nazi generals in Argentina preparing for a Third World War. The triplets, joined by their extraterrestrial allies, embark on a thrilling adventure to eliminate this new global threat. The journey unfolds across the Amazon, where tribal communities celebrate them as heroes. The saga reaches a climax on a new planet inhabited solely by ageless, sexually deprived, and stunning women.
Unraveling the mystery of these women’s elixir of life, the triplets discover a dinosaur paradise, confronting both danger and desire. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster of excitement, as this riveting adventure transcends worlds and explores the limits of love, courage, and discovery.
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Merciless
Time moves in circles, and history repeats itself. In the heart of Kurdistan, where dreams often end in tragedy, lies the small city of Halabja. During the Iran-Iraq war, Halabja was conquered by the Iranian army, only to be brutally attacked by Saddam Hussein’s forces on March 16, 1988. The city was bombarded with forbidden chemical weapons, massacring over five thousand civilians. The survivors, including young Araaz and his mother, Daya Halaw, fled to Iran, leaving behind Araaz’s father, who was lost in the chaos.
Seeking refuge with Daya’s brother in Kermanshah, Iran, Araaz grew up and completed his studies, eventually being accepted into the university to study political sciences. It was there that he fell in love with Fariba, a fellow student, and made plans to marry her despite initial opposition from her family. However, Araaz’s life took a tumultuous turn when he was expelled from the university and briefly arrested due to political issues.
As Araaz and his family navigate the complexities of love, loss, and political turmoil, they embark on a journey of resilience and hope, seeking to rebuild their lives in the face of unimaginable adversity.
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Eternal Fire
46-year-old Emmie’s world is upended when her lover Josh informs her that her brother Ralph has been kidnapped in Switzerland. The pair embark on a thrilling, romantic adventure across France to rescue him, encountering an array of zany characters along the way. Their journey takes them from Lyon to Geneva and even has them attempting to steal Picassos during the World Cup in Qatar – all before returning to London for a confrontation with the Sheik and an ex-cabinet minister.
Swashbuckling 21st-century exploits abound in this globetrotting story, blending derring-do and amour. From Alpine intrigue to Qatari heists and beyond, Emmie’s mission to save her brother makes for a tantalizing thrill ride layered with romantic interludes.
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