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  • by B S Bhamra
    £11.49

    HIGH STILETOS THE SECOND PART OF THE STORY GOES LIKE THIS BENJMAI WANTS REVENGE AFTER FAILING TO MURDER HIS WIFE WHO IS LUCY ONLY TO FIND OUT THAT SHE IS BUMPING OFF THE EVIDENCE AS HE STORKS HER AND WATCHING HER MOVEMENTS FINDS HIM SLEF IN TGHE WRONG POSTION FINDING HIMALEF TO BE AN ASSARY TO MURDER AS BENJAMIN NEEDS TO GET CLOSE AFTER A QUCIK INTERVEIW FINDS HIMSLEF WITHIN HER EMPLOYMENT BENJMAIN DOES THE STORKING WHEN EVER SHE IS HOME AFTER WATCHING HER MOVEMENTS BENJAMIN TAKES RECORD OF THE EVIDENCE NOT KNOWING THAT HE WS ON HER LIST. THEY GO BACK AND FORWARDS BENJAMIN HIDING HIS IDENITY AS HE HAS TO SPENS A LOT OF TIME DRESSED IN DRAG. LUCY IS SO MIXED UP WITH HER LIFE SHE DOES NOT NOTICE BELIEVING THAT BENJAMI WAS DEAD DOES NOT CATCH ON AS HE IS IN FRONT OF HER ALL THE TIME.

  • by B S Bhamra
    £10.49

    THEIS IS THE SECOND PART OF BACK 2 BACK lUCY NAD BENJMAIN ARE REALLY BUSY AS THEY MET AGAIN AFTER A SHORT SPLIT LUCY HAS GOT BENJMAIN IN TO TROUBLE MORE THAN HE CAN CHEW AFTER A LONG RIDE TO HIS FATHERS LODGE HE IS FORCED IN TO AN ADVENTURE THAT IS CAUSED BY lUCY WHO HE NEVER THOUGHT HE WOULD SEE AGAIN SO SOON AS THE BAD GUYS WNAT THE MICROCHIP WHICH NEOTHER OF THEM HAVE ARE SENT ALL THE WAY BACK IN TIME AND FORWARDS IN TO THE PAST AS THEY HAVE TO LOCATE IT. it is harder than they think with the worst kind of aliens in their universe and being watched by space beings. after long drives and lots of running and action Lucy and Benjamin are both fighting for their lives figuring out that they are being conned and after Benjamin's home both of them in different times had been destroyed leaving Benjamin with no place to go it is an opportunity to kick ass.as Benjamin is figuring out where the microchip and code only to find that it is in two parts one hidden in Lucy and the other supposedly TO BE HIDDEN ONLY ONCE THEY ARE BROUGHT TOGETHER LUCY AND BENJAMIN WILL BE ABLE TO BY BACK THERE FREEDOM.

  • by R J Gould
    £11.99

    Why has his wife abandoned him after 23 years of blissful marriage? Is she having a midlife crisis? Should he be having one, too?Life is absolutely fine for Hugh and Liz Thorpe in Cambridge, England – a comfortable lifestyle, good health, kids to be proud of and a loving relationship. Then Hugh decides to take early retirement and it all goes hopelessly wrong.A succession of twists and turns are preventing a restoration to the normality that the couple increasingly crave as their children, parents and friends find out that immaturity isn’t exclusively the preserve of the young.A satirical novel about the fragility of even the most robust relationships.If you like wry British humor, this is for you.“This tale of self-doubt, adultery and forgiveness is shot through with humour and compassion. A most enjoyable read.” David Lister, The Independent“Warm, witty, poignant…characters that stay with you.”June Flath, author of A Secret Affair and Lost and Found“Modern life is captured in a completely recognizable way, the style is accessible, vivid and entertaining. Best bit of fiction I've read on this theme.”“Laugh out loud funny and completely moving at the same time.”

  • by Angela Lambourne
    £15.49

    The year is 1840, a time where the Balkans are under Ottoman rule, where Christian citizens are cruelly subjugated by their tyrannical overlords. It is also the time when the seeds of revolution and perceived injustice will be sown.In Dobr¿, a Serbian enclave in the Eyalet of Bosnia, life under Ottoman rule has never been easy. The town's idyllic setting in a valley of rolling hills with rich fertile soil close to the blue-green waters of the Neretva River, made it a prime site for the Ottomans to site their garrison.Djordje's father, Aleksandar, as leader of the council tried to be a guiding influence on the Pasha and curb some of his excesses but his efforts were futile. The Pasha took great delight in bringing as much misery to the people of Dobr¿ as he could.As a young child Aleksandar had witnessed the construction of ¿ele-kula [Skull Tower] in Niš as a consequence of rebellion and now sensed it in the air once more. He feared for everyone's safety and now the Pasha has demanded an announcement of Djordje's betrothal to Katarina.As far as Djordje is concerned the tyrannical Pasha has gone too far. Nothing would make him happier than to marry his beloved Katarina, but while there is breath in his body he will not allow her to submit to the Pasha's vile demands of "First Night". His plans for revolt to be rid of the Pasha lead to tragic consequences.Djordje, Katarina and his band of followers flee across the mountains knowing there is little hope of ever seeing their families again. They hide their identity and make a new life for themselves but they are wanted men. The search for them is led by the Pasha's right-hand man, ¿aba. As much as Djordje wants to head for the relative safety of Serbia, circumstances will not allow it. With news that ¿aba is still looking for them; it is down to Djordje's son, Panta, to lead his family across the mountains to Serbia discovering more about his heritage, travelling across lands once belonging to the Old Kingdom.

  • by Cliff James & Ed Bixter
    £12.49

    The world feels increasingly volatile and polarised. Millions of people are displaced or alienated by abuses of power. Our lives are cluttered, stressful and unsatisfying. Our sense of who we are and where we belong is more fragile than ever. Following political and personal upheaval at home, Cliff James emigrated from his native England and travelled the globe in search of an ideal society. In his quest for Utopia, he sought enlightenment in Himalayan temples, joined ecological and peace projects in Israel and Palestine, and served at refugee camps and organic farms from Europe to Asia, Australia and South America. Against a backdrop of global instability, he depicts the intricacies of daily life around the world, the challenges of social and environmental injustice, and the resilience of the human spirit. Life As A Kite is a philosophical as much as a geographical journey, a personal narrative of loss and hope, and a manifesto for a future without frontiers.

  • by Nigel Plane
    £11.49

    The Daughters of Carrawburgh is a paranormal, fast paced thriller with a contemporary setting, enriched by myth, folklore and the mysteries of our prehistoric heritage.Sam Layton, a respected psychic medium, is called upon by a reclusive landowner to determine how a murder at a prehistoric stone circle relates to human sacrifices that have occurred there through antiquity. He joins forces with Emma, an archaeologist grieving for her husband recently killed at the site, but events begin to affect him on a personal and dangerous level …While investigating the paranormal occurrences in the area, more gruesome archaeological finds are discovered. Layton believes they relate to events locked away in his childhood memories. He is also desperate to discover the fate of the woman he loves.Set against the atmospheric backdrop of ancient landscapes, stone circles, Roman ruins and ghosts, forests and moorland, The Daughters of Carrawburgh is a thrilling paranormal adventure, centering on a story of stone circles and the ghosts of Roman soldiers, rather than a world populated by monsters, dragons and trolls.NetGalley reviews:BA Leon 4.0 out of 5 stars: A paranormal/psychological thrillerThe past and the present intermingle in this psychological thriller, in which Sam will finally discover the meaning of the visions he has had since his childhood. Sam is a medium who has been invited to an archaeological excavation to contact the spirits of the people who were sacrificed on the site, a henge known as The Daughters of Carrawburgh. From the moment of his arrival, he is involved in a series of mysterious and paranormal events that contribute to the suspense and action of this book ...ALYI think this book is a good psychological thriller. It has psychics and a discovery of more gruesome archaeological finds. Sam is a very exciting character and the different experience he has are hair raising. I was very lost in this book and excited by it the whole time ...

  • by Elizabeth Morley
    £10.49

    FULL COLOUR edition, featuring 53 delightful illustrations by the author. An exciting and witty adventure story for 7-11 year-olds, set in a parallel world populated by hedgehogs. The story opens as the Second World War is unfolding. Great Bristlin stands alone against Hegemony and needs every hedgehog it can get: Spike has joined His Majesty's Air Force and is flying reconnaissance missions; and Clou has formed an escape line to help Bristlish prisoners-of-war on the run. Snippette is determined to escape from her enemy-occupied island and do her bit for the war, too - even if it's just making widgets in a factory. However, the mysterious Field Liaison and Espionage Agency (known to its agents as F.L.E.A.) has something altogether more dangerous in mind, and Snippette will soon hold the fate of nations in her paws. 'Where Hedgehogs Dare' takes Snippette, Flight Lieutenant Spike and Clou, the Comte de Grif, on a dangerous journey behind enemy lines - a parachute drop, crash landing, secret messages, deception and self-sacrifice. Some will be captured. All risk their lives.

  • by Elizabeth Morley
    £12.49

    FULL COLOUR edition, featuring 84 delightful illustrations by the author. An exciting and witty adventure story for 7-11 year olds, set in a parallel world populated by hedgehogs. This is Snipper's first adventure. The story opens as he is about to set off on a skiing holiday with his friends; but a sinister plot is afoot and their holiday is disrupted when Snipper finds himself pitted against a criminal mastermind known only as Mr E. Snipper is soon on the tail of Mr E but, along the way, he must protect his friends, hide his identity and decide once and for all whether the hedgehog in blue is friend or foe. Perhaps she is nothing to do with Mr E. Perhaps she is just a stranger whose book he picked up for her. But a book may contain a code or a secret message... Snipper's journey takes him from the magnificent but dangerous snow-covered slopes of the Altispine mountains; through the Needlelands where Van Hogloot - a criminal banker with international connections - has his home in a charming converted windmill; to Icepeak, a remote and starkly beautiful island where Snipper finally comes face-to-face with the mysterious Mr E himself.

  • by Elizabeth Morley
    £12.49

    FULL COLOUR edition, featuring 95 delightful illustrations by the author. An exciting and witty adventure story for 7-11 year olds, set in a parallel universe populated by hedgehogs. This is Snipper's second adventure. As the story opens, he is looking forward to watching the launch of the space shuttle. Riding inside will be two of his friends - astronauts who are to spend the next six months orbiting Earth on board the international space station. But Snipper never makes it to their launch. Whisked off to a distant galaxy himself, he soon has other things on his mind - a rescue mission, a plot which threatens the future of his entire planet and a seemingly impossible journey home. As he navigates his way across a hostile universe, he must learn to land a spacecraft, assume an alien identity and secretly visit strange new worlds - where days are longer than years and where plants can only survive underground. Though his friends have long since given him up for lost, their paths will cross again. Then they must all play their part. The future of the Earth rests in their paws.

  • by John Knight
    £10.49

    JIMMY MACK 1967 - Let The Good Time Roll (Side B). What happens when fame and fortune come calling? Mack, Effy and Angie find instant success in the fashion world of the 1960s. But nothing is straightforward or simple. This is a love story with a difference. What if the three are two couples? Effy and Angie are best friends who have agreed to share Mack living life as two separate couples. Their new lives will take the three away from the North of England and the Mod scene thrusting them into high earning celebrity careers. As their fame grows they will find themselves in London, Spain and New York. Along the way they will experience press and fashion industry intrigue, deception and malice. Can their unusual love arrangement survive?

  • by B S Bhamra
    £16.49

    THIS STORY IS ABOUT A GUY CALLED Benjamin he starts off in a really good relationship he has everything until his mouth and a few arguments cause him to lose control and end a really good relationship with the ins and the outs of being thrown out of his own house losing everything including the girl after storking her around and watching her go up further in her job forcing Benjamin to quite his job as they both worked for the same company. with jealously and bitterness Benjamin is slowly falling form being at the top to ending right down at the bottom. when Benjamin awakes in a park not knowing where he is or how he got there dressed as a tramp he continues his journey in to a new world of poverty and confusion as he starts to live his new life.

  • by BENJAMIN BENSON S BHAMRA
    £10.49

    This book is a play it consists of a few character s and the in and outs of Benjamin who awakes to find himself in a science lad under going tests and experiments when Benjamin finds out where he really is he goes through the trails and tribulations of being lock up after being told that he gave the team of scientists his permission to use him. after asking if he could leave he is denied only to cause more confusion on his behalf.

  • by Benjamin Benson Singh Bhamra
    £12.49

    This book is the first of two parts it is a hard action with a bit of sci -fi with a little bit of crime. it picks up slowly and ends fast with a little bit of action all the way through not to hard as the story is based on the character Benjamin. It is a story of good, bad and tearful. it starts with a childhood and ends all grown up. As the character develops through the eyes of Benjamin as he tests himself it is a paranoid performance as the character intertwine into a dark experience as Benjamin's reputation is slowly destroyed.

  • by Robert Brightwell
    £12.49

    "When other men might be looking forward to a well-earned retirement to enjoy their ill-gotten gains, Flashman finds himself once more facing overwhelming odds and ruthless enemies, while standing (reluctantly) shoulder to shoulder with some of America's greatest heroes. A trip abroad to avoid a scandal at home leaves him bored and restless. They say 'the devil makes work for idle hands' and Lucifer surpassed himself this time as Thomas is persuaded to visit the newly independent country of Texas. Little does he realise that this fledgling state is about to face its biggest challenge--one that will threaten its very existence."--

  • by Joanne Watkinson
    £13.49

    A book packed with monologues, duologues, script extracts and other stimuli for performance. Aimed at young performers from pre teens to young adults.The Drama Pot 2 follows on from the success of The Drama Pot, which shortly after It was released had monologues from the book selected by LAMDA as their grade 1 and 2 set pieces for their 2019 Anthology. The book has been written by an experienced drama teacher with over twenty years experience which includes heading up a performing arts faculty in a secondary school, GCSE and A-Level examining and most currently residing as the principal of a successful theatre school.The original monologues and scenes can be used for class work, festivals, exams, and there are also some great script starters which make great starting points for children to create their own performance work. The monologues have guidance on age suitability and there is a good mix of male and female characters, with some written as non-gender specific in order to give the performer a wider selection of pieces to choose from.This collection of creative material would be a great asset to any drama teacher's resources and could be of benefit to primary and secondary schools as well as youth groups, and those preparing for auditions."The Drama Pot is a wonderfully diverse collection of monologues. Such rich, interesting and inventive scenarios for young students to explore. I would certainly recommend this book to any drama or LAMDA teacher." Luke Stevenson (Drama Teacher)"I've used The Drama Pot for my last few drama exams. The children really enjoy the monologues and we have received great results. Highly recommended." Jacky Rom (Author & Drama Teacher)

  • by Benjamin Benson Singh Bhamra
    £11.49

    THIS IS A SHORT PLAY CALLED THE JAZZ PLAYER IT STARTS WITH BENJAMIN AND IS A STORY WITH HUMOUR AND ROMANCE OF A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT THE TRUMPET IT IS A RAGS TO RICHES STORY WITH GOOD MIXED WITH THE BAD AS BENJAMIN S LUCK SEEMS TO BE WORKING AND IS CHARMING THE ONLY ACTION THAT YOPU WILL FIND IN THIS PLAY IS THE TRUMPET AS BENJAMIN IS DRAWN FUTHER IN TO IT MAGIC WITH SOME HELP FORM HIS FRIENDS.

  • by Kitty Cooper
    £14.49

    A serial killer has travelled across the Eastern Quadrant of the galaxy leaving a trail of mutilated corpes behind them.Galactic Council profilers predict the next murder will occur in the Black Systems, a haven for galactic criminals. With many of the established planetary leaders being bribed to ignore the criminal presence, they refuse to join the council and allow the Galactic Council's police force, known as the Guardians, jurisdiction. As planetary elections approach, systems president, Coalition Master Darl, wants to eject the alien criminal society and bring his people into the galactic alliance. Risking riots and electoral failure, he requests a guardian work undercover to find the killer. With Gaeizaan slaves once common in the Black Systems, and rumours persisting about some surviving a plague, it is agreed a guardian will come in under this guise. Space guardians from the quadrant being unable to undertake the mission in case of recognition, a Gaeizaan based guardian, Luapp Nostowe, is seconded to space duty. To help him with the mission he needs a female assistant to act as bait and draw the killer out. He chooses Enegene Namrae, a civilian he knows has the skills to protect herself. Due to history between them, Luapp and Enegene have a mutual wariness of other, but it doesn't stop them working together.

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