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Iudicium
Detective Lieutenant Moorland has faced horrors most wouldn’t believe—but nothing like this. Still haunted by a previous case that nearly broke him, Moorland finds himself drawn into a new investigation where technology masks something far more sinister.
A series of murders, each more baffling and grotesque than the last, leads him to a secretive group operating within an immersive interactive world. More than performers, they are fanatics willing to go to unthinkable lengths to fulfil a hidden purpose—and no one is safe from their reach.
As Moorland and his team begin peeling back the layers of this carefully constructed illusion, they uncover disturbing ties to the past—connections that place him, and those he loves, in the line of fire. Each discovery forces him closer to a choice that could cost him everything.
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Joy of Life
In his sixth book, Jean-Christian de Mons exceeds all his previous publications.
Readers will share his experiences in exotic countries and his encounters with remarkable personalities.
He also highlights the problems our marvellous world is suffering from—caused by ignorance, indifference, and intentional disdain.
This is a book that not only stimulates thinking but also offers immense pleasure.
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The Food Lady and Bucky
Bucky, the old deer king, is in trouble. It is Christmas and his front leg is swollen; he cannot run or leap, and he can hardly walk. Still, B.B., one of the squirrels, does not want him at the kind Food Lady’s feeding area. B.B. does not want to share with Bucky, and he thinks all the Christmas treats, all the apples, nuts and birdseed, are for Bucky, not himself or the other animals and winter birds.
B.B. decides to bury the apples in the snow. He does not care what Coonie or Jerome, the neighbourhood’s friendly raccoon and skunk, have to say about the meaning of Christmas or Jesus’s birthday.
Rusty, the orange squirrel, and Lilly, the tiny sparrow, help B.B. change his mind.
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Principle of Believing in One God
“Do you believe in one God? This is good; however, does this mean that you believe in the God of Moses?
The God of Moses defines Himself and says, ‘I am Who I am.’
Let us find out together if you accept the God of Moses, who spoke to Moses face to face and mouth to mouth, even plainly.”
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The Battle of Broken Hill
These are lost stories. Forgotten Australian history. Brought back to life by two years of investigation and research.
Some call it the first act of terrorism on Australian soil.
A day when the horrors of World War I came to Australian shores.
It was New Year’s Day. 1915. The Great War, World War I, was just months old.
In the outback mining town of Broken Hill, a small band of Afghan camel drivers lived on the fringes in their own community, known as the Ghantown. These men with their camels trekked essential food and supplies to isolated communities, remote cattle and sheep stations, deep in Australia’s unforgiving desert lands.
The Afghans were different: different skin colour, different faith, different dress. A way of life alien to almost everyone in Broken Hill. Some of these tough foreigners were loyal to a Sultan in Turkey, who had just declared war on Australia.
Broken Hill was a proud, tough trade union town. Many workers, in this then uncompromising town, disliked the Afghanis. Mainstream Broken Hill regarded the foreigners as scabs who stole badly needed work from the Teamsters’ Union. Bullying and racism were daily cruelties in this outback realm.
Simmering tensions were about to erupt. What followed was a spasm of violence so shocking it became known as The Battle of Broken Hill.
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New Life After Death
This is the story of five women.
All of them have one thing in common: they are widows.
What can the future hold for them? How can they turn their lives around? Will the feeling of disloyalty to their husbands stop them from embracing new friendships and new relationships? Will the shadow of their former life always prevent them from moving on, or can this encourage them to step outside their comfort zone and seek their own identity, an identity that has always been there but has failed to surface for years? Will a change in their thinking and their state of mind allow them to seek new horizons?
These five friends all shared this experience and these looming questions. Yet, in finding a community to discuss these shared experiences and to appreciate their past while looking forward to what the future holds, they have found a new life after the death of their husbands. We hope that this book will encourage all people who are lonely to get out and meet people.
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Beauty is a Victory
In 1970, Jeremy Cooper, then 19, decided to spend part of his gap year studying French at Paris University. He loved all things French and spoke the language fluently. Shortly after his arrival, by a serendipitous route, he encountered Maurice Mazo, a distinguished intellectual and painter who was living in a retirement home for artists in Nogent-sur-Marne, to the SW of Paris. Despite their age difference – Mazo was 70 years old – the two developed an extraordinary and remarkably close friendship.
The correspondence between the two men contained in this slender volume follows the relationship from its inception to its end, upon Mazo’s death in 1989, by which time Jeremy Cooper was a married family man in his late 30s with a flourishing legal career. At its centre lies an exploration of the creative process and the intermingled perspectives of youth and age on common themes – painting, literature, love, religion, and family values.
It is fascinating to follow the exchanges in which the wisdom of an artist’s long life experiences mingles so engagingly with the energy, the confidence but also the curiosity of a young man. At a time when friendships across generations are so rare and appear increasingly fractured and splintered, it is heartwarming to read this life-affirming correspondence and to discover all the reassuring values and confidences it reveals.
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Declutter Your Home, Streamline Your Life, and Accomplish Your Dream Lifestyle
Are you achieving your ambitions?
Chances are, if you’re reading this, some disparity still exists between what you are doing now and what you want to be doing with your life.
The truth is, many of us live this way, drifting through life, only scratching the surface of what our true potential is and what we are capable of.
But life doesn’t have to be this way.
Certainly not yours, anyway!
With Declutter Your Home, Streamline Your Life, and Accomplish Your Dream Lifestyle in your corner, you can finally become your ultimate focused self and achieve your ambitions.
Say goodbye to mediocrity, and say hello to greatness!
If you feel unfocused or unproductive, then this book is an absolute must-read. It will help you clear your mind and gain the clarity and focus you need to achieve your goals.
Inside Declutter Your Home, Streamline Your Life, and Accomplish Your Dream Lifestyle, discover:
● the importance of decluttering your life
● how to declutter your life both physically and mentally
● ways to combat stress, anxiety, and unnecessary thoughts
● how to have a healthy detachment from social media
● ways distractions can cause anxiety and a lack of productivity
Don’t let another day pass where you choose mediocrity over your dream life.
Grab a copy of Declutter Your Home, Streamline Your Life, and Accomplish Your Dream Lifestyle today!
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Fruit of the Demon Lady
Milton goes on an astonishing quest on the strange planet Jaragul to search for a magical fruit with the mysterious demon lady Carmelia. Is she changing? Can he trust her?
Milton’s weird dreams are loaded with significance, and somehow on his path he must help his mentor, the High Demon lord Rashalika.
Rashalika sits on the sapphire throne of the planet Nakashin, yet the palace and great library are still haunted by the malicious ghost of the sorcerer Demon Lord Myron, whose magic is set up to release the awesome Gishana demons, which will devour all the living planets in the vast network that is Rashalika’s universe.
To banish the ghost of Myron Rashalika, he must perfect himself spiritually and choose the path of the Buddha. Yet he also needs the help of Milton and other friends for this vital and delicate task. Time is running out, and the fate of the known universe now hangs in the balance.
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Maxine's Story
When Maxine’s Irish ancestors left for Australia, they did so from a land racked by famine, poverty and political turmoil. Australia was a desperate last hope for a better life. These people could not have known what they were coming to, only that they would never see the place of their birth again.
For Maxine’s future husband, the journey was different. Ian left a world of disappearing privilege in Pakistan to make a new start in Australia. The White Australia Policy was still in force and despite a mixed genetic heritage, Ian was formally an ‘Asian’.
Before all of this, white ghost invaders from England had forcibly taken the land from its first peoples. Resistance existed but had been crushed.
Maxine’s Story brings these three narratives, and more, into one story. It takes readers from the fields of Ireland and jungles of India to the birth and growth of the world’s remotest city – Perth.
Maxine’s Story does not shy away from Australia’s more uncomfortable truths. But it also celebrates ordinary people living in an imperfect and changing world. People who want the world to be better for those they love and those who come after them.
People just like us.
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The Tales of Wollaton Hall
The wonderful wedding of Martha and Paul is about to take place at the great Wollaton Hall, but when a bunch of stuffed animals come alive at night, they have other plans for the day.
Will these mischievous animals cause havoc and ruin the day, or will love save the day? Find out in this hilarious laugh-out-loud story.
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The Curious Leader
Great leaders don’t succeed because they have all the answers—they succeed because they stay curious.
In The Curious Leader, Kim-Adele Randall reveals how curiosity transforms leadership from a position of authority into a force for growth, trust, and innovation. Drawing on decades of boardroom experience, personal stories, and practical frameworks, she shows how the best leaders unlock performance not through control, but through the courage to ask better questions.
Inside, you’ll discover how to:
• Transform feedback from defence to discovery
• Build cultures of psychological safety where innovation thrives
• Balance data-driven decisions with authentic human connection
• Lead with authenticity and confidence through uncertainty and change
• Harness curiosity as a daily practice that fuels both performance and possibility
Whether you’re a seasoned executive, an emerging leader, or simply someone who wants to make a bigger impact, this book equips you with the tools to lead with clarity, compassion, and curiosity.
Because in a world evolving faster than ever, curiosity isn’t optional—it’s your greatest advantage.
£7.99
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