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Jessica's Baby
Tianna was adopted at birth and has been searching for her birth mother for eighteen years and finds love on the way.
Rhys is the love that Tianna thought she’d never find, but loving Rhys isn’t easy, as he strolls into her life, carrying unpacked baggage, and drowning in love for his ex. And this is where trouble walks uninvited into Tianna and Rhys’ life, and trouble has a name: his ex-girlfriend’s husband, Alex Roberts.
Falling head over heels with her new lover brings joy, deceit, betrayal, and undeserving heartache, whilst dealing with the reality of finding out her true identity also comes with a heavy price tag. Learning the truth may not be something Tianna is willing to accept so easily, but with the help of her true friends, she softens the many blows.
Is Tianna prepared for untruths being spoken? As fate would have it, dark and twisted truths emerge, raise their ugly heads, and sting like an angry bee.
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A Miscellany of Odds & Ends
These eighteen stories and poems all have a certain amount of truth in them.From the doggie letter to his breeder to a ghost story. Can you see where one begins and the other ends in each of them?
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The Runaway Universe
No matter in which direction we look out from our position in space, everything is moving away from us at an ever-increasing rate. The Runaway Universe. It appears as though we are living on the surface of a balloon which is being inflated by the force of the Big Bang which first brought our universe into being. While some scientists believe that the universe will eventually run out of energy and die, others, including the author, suggest another, more exciting possibility. What if this universe is just one incarnation of a continuous series of universes that recycles through a sequence of expansions (Big Bangs) and contractions (Black Holes)? This book expands on ideas developed in Energy and Everything, the first of a three-part series by the author examining recent developments in the fields of particle physics and cosmology. Readers are invited to join the author in some interesting and challenging thought experiments designed to examine what is reality and what is illusion, all smoke and mirrors. Is the universe we live in merely a stage on which we act out our lives, telling our stories in a continuous, never-ending series of stories that join with countless other stories in a book called Life?
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Draw Back the Curtain
This book sets out to explain the connection between astrology and religion. Supported by charts, links can be made to Biblical references using the ‘King James Bible‘. Also included are some stories you will be familiar with and a look at how changes take place at certain ages. Also included is a general look at the planets, signs, and houses.
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Humankind and the Universe, Creator or Coincidence
If one were to reflect on the course of their life, they would find that much of it is shaped by coincidence rather than conscious decision. We do not choose the place of our birth, the identity of our parents, or the society we belong to, yet these factors exert the greatest influence on our future.
We have no say in the color of our skin, the language we speak, the faith we inherit, the nationality we carry, or the homeland we call our own. And yet, these elements form the essence of our identity, neither by merit nor by fault of our own.
As for our careers, they often unfold as paths laid before us by time rather than deliberate choices. We follow them without fully grasping their implication, and they come to define a significant portion of our lives.
Marriage, too, a seemingly personal choice, is often dictated by circumstances and chance encounters that lead us to a partner with whom we paint the canvas of our future.
So, is life merely the sum of coincidences? Or is there an unseen force of destiny steering us toward an inevitable fate?
Are we programmed from birth, moving through life according to a predetermined script? Or do we possess a degree of freedom, enough to give us the illusion of choice while remaining unaware of the boundaries we can never cross, boundaries that make us believe the space we navigate is the entirety of existence?
How can we discern whether our thoughts and emotions are confined within an invisible cage, one that restricts our perception of the world? What if the reality we see is but a fraction of a much vaster existence, one that remains beyond our reach, hidden from our senses and understanding?
I lean toward believing in the duality, a blend of predestination and free will, a constrained liberty that allows us to move within limits defined by the strength of our wings.
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Poppy Piggy Poops on the Potty
Poppy Piggy is celebrating a birthday, and that means opening presents! After her mama gives her a potty chair as a birthday gift, she learns what it means to ‘listen to our bodies’ and why it is important not to ignore the messages our body sends us. This is a book for any child who is starting to toilet train or having difficulty with the process, as little ones can read about Poppy Piggy conquering her fear of the potty.
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Cognitive Compassion
The world would truly be diminished if you failed to recognise just how precious you are in value. Our values are intricately woven into the fabric of our shared humanity. It's inspiring to envision the incredible things you can achieve. Taking the occasional time to reflect on your life can be a powerful way to reconnect with yourself and enhance the values that define you.
Embrace the journey of self-discovery, and watch as you flourish.
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The Travelling Salesman
Jovanni, the travelling salesman, lived a life of fulfilment. One day, he discovers that his son Octavia is not his biological child. Despite his disappointment, he does not blame his wife, Ornella. Family values and faith remain his compass.
Years later, Octavia marries the love of his life and builds a family of his own. This story is a testament to family values and the value of family relationships.
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Silhouettes
Laurie can never escape her past. Every glance in the mirror or step down the street serves as a constant reminder of the tragedy that scarred her for life.
However, there’s a part of her history that perhaps Laurie shouldn’t forget: her strange, destructive friendship with Caitlin, a former resident of Violet Lake, the specialist children’s unit where they were both patients twenty years ago.
Caitlin, a turbulent and vivacious girl whose scars were so severe that Laurie has no idea what she even looked like, mysteriously disappeared from Violet Lake. Now, Laurie is determined to find answers.
Little did she know, the truth she uncovers will be far more shocking than she ever expected.
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Investigating Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes holds a singular place in the canon of English popular fiction. From inauspicious beginnings in an obscure 19th-century catchpenny magazine, Arthur Conan Doyle’s remarkable character has developed into a universally familiar figure with a global following. It seems everyone has heard of Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street.
Investigating Sherlock Holmes takes a fresh look at that world, recreating the time, place and people through meticulous new illustrations, maps and engravings, historical photographs, and period ephemera. Alongside drawings that richly reconstruct Holmes’ Baker Street milieu are news stories and images, adding up to an illuminating, immersive view of Sherlock Holmes and his era.£30.99 -
Detective Denison Faces Retirement!
Denison thought retirement would bring him peace, but one case still haunted him: the brutal murders of six informers. For years, he had suspected two men – Malone and Harvey – of orchestrating the killings, even while they served time for another crime.Now, with the pair freshly released, Denison convinces his reluctant successor to let him join the investigation.His wife was not pleased…
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The Unusual Histories of a Curious Dog - Part Two
The past can be a very dangerous place. Biscuit learned this during her first adventure, but curiosity has a way of pulling her back in.
What begins as a fun day of fossil hunting on the Jurassic Coast quickly turns into something far more serious. Biscuit, the intrepid pup, soon finds herself caught up in history and unexpectedly pressed into service in the Royal Navy.
The year is 1805, and England faces the looming threat of invasion by the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. The fate of the nation rests with Admiral Lord Nelson and his fleet.
Will Nelson succeed in defending Britain? And what surprising role might a curious dog play in one of the most important moments in naval history?
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