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Extraterrestrial Touch
What if a single encounter could alter the course of your entire life forever?
Perhaps your hand did not arrive at this book by chance.
Extraterrestrial Touch is a collection of intimate poems inspired by an extraordinary encounter between two souls. A love so rare it transformed the ordinary into the unforgettable.
Written from the fear of forgetting what words could scarcely contain, these poems are an attempt to preserve every moment and all the moments that changed everything in my life.
Never underestimate the power of what appears insignificant. Sometimes a single glance, a single meeting, or a single soul becomes the axis upon which an entire life quietly turns.
For we become what we behold, and only then do we discover who we truly are.
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Betsy Bee's Busy Life
“Betsy Bee is a very busy bee. In fact, she hardly ever stops!”
Meet Betsy Bee, a brand-new bee in the hive, as she goes on a journey to learn about all the different jobs a bee does to contribute to a thriving hive. Discover just how busy Betsy Bee really is!
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North London Nightingale - 1
Wartime has changed so much of Connie’s life and given her a certain sense of freedom, but it also brings challenges. An exciting life with a famous band, perhaps a career in America, far from the bombs and destruction of her beloved London?
The dance halls and clubs in the West End bring many temptations, but her heart is with Harry in Egypt—or is it? Music is in her soul, and she must finally decide whether to sign the contract to record with Ambrose’s band as the North London Nightingale.
A young band in the seventies, happy with their day jobs and weekend gigs, until a chance meeting with a shamed member of a once-famous band alters their outlook; maybe they could make the ‘big time’ and fulfil the dreams of at least some of them.
Music weaves through all their lives and the lyrics echo life as they experience the dramas, triumphs and tragedies of life in the music industry.
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Dimbleby Dormouse and Friends
Dimbleby Dormouse lives on the edge of a wood with his friends, Felicity Field-Mouse, Humphrey Hedgehog, Benjamin Badger, Sally Squirrel and Oswald Owl.
They have lots of adventures together, and Dimbleby has an enormous adventure of his own when he meets a whole set of new friends in Wales.
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Casting the First Stone and Other Stories
A new look at old myths. Should male adulterers also be stoned? Should Abraham be convicted of attempting to sacrifice Isaac?
- Cash dispensing fish.
- Young men running naked with the Apostles.
- Burning the good with the bad.
- The heathen who loved his neighbour.
- Sympathising with the adulteress.
- Gifting red wine.
- An altercation with a fig tree.
- Is Goliath amongst us?
Also by GEORGE GEORGALLIS:
My Costa Lady Gaga, is omelette a crime and other poems
The Billionaire and the Dolphins
My grandfather, the first money launderer, and other stories
Clause: All characters and events herein mentioned are entirely fictitious.
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The Dragon Slayer's Children
This epic fantasy begins in the mythical village of Redland, where a young dragon slayer called Hermine gives birth to twins, Stella and Sheila—but poverty forces the twins to be raised separately. A tale of sacrifice, tragedy, resilience, hope, and family bonds ensues, blending elements of folklore and modernity.
Years of terror at the hands of Crusty, a fearsome dragon who killed some of Hermine’s family, compel her to take action. After Hermine’s courageous battle with Crusty, a spell is used to transform Sheila, now doomed to a fate as a monster called Jummalin. As Stella grows, she discovers magical powers which she inherited from her dragon slayer lineage—and the responsibility that comes with those powers. These powers shaped Stella’s destiny and helped her to find love as a young woman and to produce another generation for the dragon slayer legacy.
Stella eventually attends a work interview, where she is successful. Her job takes her to the redwood forest—where children start to go missing. Stella despairs for her own children, so she devises a plan to solve the mystery of the disappearances. Riddles are pondered, and secrets are revealed. Stella learns only now that she has a sister and goes on a search for her. When Stella finds Jummalin and asks her to return to her family, Jummalin explains that this is impossible, as she is beyond redemption. Or is she?
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An Entrepreneur’s Story: From Blueprint to Buyout
This story tells the journey of how a UK start-up founder created a new business in a relatively new industry, growing the brand, team and services delivered. It is an unusually honest and compelling account of what it truly takes to be successful through to being acquired.
It covers his childhood, working for other people, and how sporting discipline together with entrepreneurial resilience combines to create a story that is both personal and engaging. There are lessons in leadership, resilience and the importance of creating a performance culture.
It is an honest account highlighting the essential ingredients for growing a successful business such as discipline, consistency and courage. It does not just talk about building a business, it talks about surviving it and completing the journey successfully, discussing the complexities, both tactical and emotional, of the business exit process.
An insightful look behind the scenes at how a company CEO thinks, works and drives the business forward. Whether you are interested in business, leadership, culture or self-development then this book is ideal for you.£13.99 -
Indy and the Rural Rampage
Mr Jones’s lazy morning is interrupted by Indy’s boundless energy. Determined to wear her out, they set off on what is meant to be a peaceful stroll around the local farmland. What animals will Indy and Mr Jones encounter along the way? And Indy can’t possibly cause that much trouble… can she?
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Rosemary's Garden 4
It’s a wild all-seasons romp full of friendships, mischief and magic. A harsh winter followed by a long hot summer has the garden buzzing and full of surprises. Deep beneath the roots there’s an abundance of music, fun and laughter whatever the weather.
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Three Unbeatable Stories
This literary piece covers three periods: slavery until 1868, the War of Independence (1868-1898), and changes (1898- ). The major part of the events takes place in the eastern regions of Cuba. It tells true stories of members of the same family, portrayed succinctly yet illustratively, with the protagonists’ time periods and attitudes taking centre stage.
The whole story is told by one member of the third generation. Each generation of protagonists put into practice what they learnt from the previous one, showing a common pattern – the highest moral standard in the time in which they lived.
They are, then, three generations of the same family who neither lacked resources nor humility, and the poverty in which they lived could not drag them down to the lowest point. Instead, they rose to the top and faced the most serious challenges to maintain their morale at the highest level – something more worthy of admiration and respect than praise, considering we are talking about a society where being poor and Black, and naturally, dispossessed, makes you an easy target to become an outcast.
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A Sort of Magic
After a fall from a horse, Mike couldn’t walk. He overheard the doctor tell his mother it was ‘psycho something’, so he thought that meant he was crazy. His parents were having a swimming pool installed to help him, and one of the workmen found something buried in the dirt.
What was it?
Where did the genie come from?
Why was he in Australia?
Was he going to help Mike to walk again?
Would he use a few magic words or… What?
Did Mike walk again?
Was it some sort of magic?
And what became of the genie?
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The Space Between Dreams
Some doors only open in dreams.
After the sudden death of her father, Amira begins recording her dreams in an attempt to survive her grief. What starts as fragmented, half-remembered images soon forms a pattern she cannot ignore. Moths at the window. A recurring sea. A voice calling her name from the dark. Each dream feels less like imagination and more like an invitation.
As Amira follows the quiet clues left behind by her father, she discovers that the boundary between life and death is thinner than she was ever taught to believe. Dreams become doorways, memory becomes a map, and love proves itself stronger than time.
When a stranger appears who seems to share her dreams, Amira is forced to confront a truth both terrifying and beautiful. Some souls are meant to find each other again, and some journeys are not meant to be taken alone.
The Space Between Dreams is a haunting, lyrical exploration of grief, inherited memory, and the places we go when we sleep. Rooted in the belief that nothing truly ends, this novel weaves the supernatural with the deeply human, asking what remains when someone we love is gone and how far we are willing to go to find them.
For readers who believe that love lingers and that dreams remember what waking life forgets.
£12.99
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