Books published by Michael Terence Publishing

Two lonely cowboys meet two traumatised women. Is love the answer, or just more pain?Joe is a diamond, brilliant and multi-faceted and probably on the scale; Alan is pure gold, incorruptible and precious, and possibly malleable.Maisie has been beaten into a woman hunkered down and waiting for the second shoe to fall; Claire has suffered a tragedy and as especially fragile has therefore been hounded by the British Press.High in the mountains of Montana a liberal Brit spouts her views about The American Dream.Will it be WWIII or just an interesting interlude?

When Rick Fischer receives a letter from his dead father, he becomes drawn into a world of Black Magic. Realising that he has a talent for the occult, he works on his own rituals. As he strives towards his goal of raising a demon, he plots to take revenge on anyone who has ever opposed him.To focus his power, Rick Fischer becomes the tour manager for the rock group, the Demon Eaters, as a way of distributing his talismans. The gigs continue relentlessly, and Mike Dean, the guitar technician for the band, notices Rick''s unusual behaviour. On his return to the UK, he brings in two colleagues to help him discover the truth and put a stop to the scheme.The trail leads to Germany, where the team find a shadow creature in their way. Reaching the town of Goslar, they pit themselves against Rick Fischer and his creation.

The sleepy, gated village of Baniston, 12 miles north of Stevenage, comes to life when two people are found dead within days of each other.Peter Thompson, the owner of the estate, is concerned more about the effect the incidents will have on the village and his vast income than on the unfortunate deaths.Audrey Mosley, the village vamp, whose tennis coach gave her after match "lessons" worries about what might come out of the woodwork. While husband, Richard, seems unable to come to terms with his wife's infidelity. To add to his woes, he also suffered the loss of his beloved show tomato plants which were destroyed before the village fete.Clive Johnson, deep into plumbing, and his wife, Janice, along with Tina, the hairdresser, disgruntled Tom Grangemore who used to work for Richard Mosley, Ben Griffin retired farmer and ex lightweight boxer together with Inspector Peter Prendergast and his team of detectives bring colour and amusement to this fast-moving and thoroughly enjoyable read.Smile and laugh through this spoof murder mystery.

Paris and Helen have escaped the Trojan War and live in what is rapidly becoming a retirement village for ex-heroes, heroines, mythical creatures and villains of a time separated by large spaces of time.Paris is unemployed and, due to the expensive tastes of his wife Helen, is forced to seek employment that might keep up with the cost of home making. Paris is not really destined to work and his first encounter with Hercules, followed by a visit to Andromache''s Bar and Bistro, achieves nothing remotely resembling a job. It leads to a disjointed, humorous tour of the mythical world.A hand-picked team of mythology''s finest and dirtiest decide to take on the gods in drunken but democratic fashion. They train for the event and square up to the Olympian gods while Jupiter is on holiday and, though omnipresent, blissfully unaware. They obviously, though not necessarily intentionally, make a mess and cause a fair amount of structural damage. Which they follow up with a visit to the underworld involving more damage and problem-solving, brought on to a fair extent by the damage.Jupiter is not happy with the state of his homestead on his return and throws a bit of a tantrum. The heroes are not entirely to blame for the mess but they are in the firing line for Jupiter''s contempt of all things earthling.The fate of the world hangs in the balance. Will Jupiter go ballistic or will he sulk? Will the heroes be annihilated or inebriated? Will there be a balance between heaven and hell again?Will there even be a heaven or a hell?

Due to the pandemic lockdown, 2019-20 was a football season like no other, especially for English non-league clubs. Brought to a premature end, most leagues decided to null and void their completed fixtures, cancelling promotion and relegation, and thereby dismissing the season in readiness to start afresh next term. The only exception was the National League, comprising the two uppermost steps of the non-league football pyramid, which partially resumed in July in order to complete promotion play-offs.When Martin Cooper started a season-long journey around Kent non-league grounds, during the August 2019 summer heatwave, the extraordinary outcome was impossible to predict. The games he attended were full of passion and enthusiasm, with many of the sides striving for promotion or battling against relegation. Ultimately and unbeknown to all the fans, players and club officials, most of the matches counted for nothing in the end and this book contains insights and reports from a truly unique non-league football season.

First Aid - Key Stage 1 - Age Group 5-7 YearsIntroducing First Aid knowledge to children, appealing to their curiosity and empowering them to feel confident to deal with an emergency situation in a safe, kind and caring way, should one arise.By gently introducing different characters and scenarios, we can gradually expand their understanding and abilities as they learn and grow.Our books are unique in teaching first aid in a fun and informative way, with easy to remember rhymes and vibrant illustrations. We inspire young readers to use the important life skills of nurturing care, kindness and helping each other as essential aspects of First Aid.

Dunkirk, May 1940, with the French army retreating and the British army fleeing back to England...SS Leader, Heir Himmler devises a plan to plant a German agent amongst the British troops and with limited help gives him carte-blanche to cause as much havoc as possible in England.Meanwhile, in Scotland Yard, London, a counter-espionage team of Police Officers are making ready to combat this threat. Leading the team are ex-Rifle Brigade Sergeant, Dave Selby and ex-Rifleman Bill Auger - now DI Selby and DS Auger.