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Old Big Ears
The Champions League is dead. Long live the Champions League! When Nigerian striker Daniel Amokachi scored for Club Brugge in November 1992, he ignited not just a match but a revolution—the birth of European football’s new commercial era. Belgian coach Raymond Goethals promptly led Olympique Marseille to claim the inaugural title. From these origins emerged the world’s premier football league. Broadcast rights now command astronomical sums across continents, shifting football’s epicentre from international tournaments to the Champions League stage, featuring giants like Chelsea FC, Liverpool FC, Manchester United, Manchester City, Barcelona, and Real Madrid.
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Indy and the Bog Monster
Indy and Mr Jones are enjoying a peaceful break in the countryside when suddenly Indy disappears, and Mr Jones comes face-to-face with a Bog Monster.
Can Mr Jones find Indy, and save himself from the jaws of the swampy menace before it’s too late?
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In My Mind
In My Mind is a powerful poetry collection that cuts to the core of human experience. H. J. Kelly tackles love, loss, and identity with raw honesty, inviting readers into a world shaped by trauma and healing.
With every verse, readers are invited into the poet’s journey through the scars of strained familial relationships, the lingering pain of childhood wounds, and the ongoing struggle with self-worth.
This collection serves as both a mirror for those who see themselves in its words and a beacon of hope for those searching for understanding and connection.
Prepare to be moved, challenged, and inspired by this unforgettable anthology that dares to expose the depths of human vulnerability and strength.
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In the Company of Demons
Everyone has them. Some are more dangerous than others. Some should never emerge to see the light of day – yet they lurk, poised to pounce on the unwary.
It is a dark autumn evening. Dusk is falling over a busy stretch of motorway when a reluctant traffic jam forms. This is an ordinary road, a normal – if frustrating – snarl of congestion. It is no place for demons. And yet, in the stillness, they thrive.
Living in the spaces created by stasis, they go unnoticed. The travellers, lost in thought, remain unaware of the true danger that lurks among them – something ancient, something waiting… something that dwells in their midst.
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See Joe Fly
Joe Little, an unambitious insurance clerk and henpecked husband, is unnerved to discover that, overnight, he has developed the ability to fly. His new skill enables him to observe the contradictions, excitements and mysteries of life in 1950s England. Joined by Audrey Hepburn look-alike Felicity Moon, who, to escape domestic abuse, is skilled in vanishing from sight, he embarks upon a crime spree that staggers England's middle classes and enrages the forces of law and order. The book is a delight to those who enjoy extreme nostalgia.
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Temple – County Lines
DI Donovan Temple knows the Severn Valley hides secrets. But this? A string of brutal crimes, each more chilling than the last. The culprits? Simon and Jimi, ruthless enforcers for a shadowy organised crime group.
Temple’s investigation pulls him deeper into a web of violence and corruption. Every clue leads to more questions. Every step closer to the truth puts him in greater danger.
The clock is ticking. The stakes are rising. And Temple? He’s running out of time.
Temple County Lines is a gripping crime thriller where loyalty is tested, justice is elusive, and the line between right and wrong blurs. Can Temple stop the OCG before they strike again? Or will the valley’s dark secrets bury him first?
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Tommy's Adventures on the Planet Eye
A young boy wakes up one night to strange noises in his bedroom. Unexplainable things begin to happen: he sees images on his computer that no one else can see and feels as though no one believes him.
Then, one night, he is awoken by the noise again and spots a long, green, swirling finger moving around his room, beckoning him toward the window. Before he knows it, he is transported to the mysterious Planet Eye, where his adventures begin. There, he learns of an urgent mission: he must return to Earth as the Messenger to warn humanity of what’s to come.
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Tales from Two Centuries
“Wonder of wonders, a section of the bookcase, which had seemed to be fitted to the wall, rolled away to reveal an aperture…”A masked highwayman known as Captain Midnight leads an ambush on a mail coach and kidnaps Elinor and Arabella Duncan. The appearance of this character is made more sinister by a “milk-white horse whose appearance had a ghostly presence in the shadows.” When George Ackworth has recovered from a wound he sustained in this attack, he and his friends set out to find the two aristocratic sisters, making the distinctive horse as much a target as its rider and also Midnight’s enigmatic but frightening ‘Lieutenant.’The cavalry officer and his friends, Matthew Harewood and Mathilda Parrish, will need to locate the houses of Whitestone and Arden and a forbidding London inn called The Cupid’s Bow. It will be a story involving disguise, a secret passageway, treachery, and great loyalty. The hunt will require knowing not two sisters but four.“You said we were an adventure…and so we are.”More than two hundred years later, the ancestors of the characters we have already met act out a drama of their own. This time Johnny Midnight is a gang leader bent on superseding his mentor, Harry Duncan. When he kidnaps two sisters as an act of revenge, he is thwarted by Fran Carstairs and her “project”, her young lover Redburn. Though Redburn twice protects Frances from the enforcers of a dangerous enemy, they will soon need the help of Colin Drew, who will follow Redburn in using a secret passageway into another house called Arden. A painting in this house depicts an attack by highwaymen on a stagecoach—a house that will be the location for a startling conclusion.Tales from Two Centuries uses ideas that interconnect and complement each other—tales that have a trail before them and an interest in how a story might take shape… or indeed a trail of your own, which is being relentlessly followed.“You mean your eyes have seen, but your mind has not yet properly used the information.”
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The Fractured Veil
What lies beyond the veil of a perfect life? Sometimes, it’s darker than you could ever imagine.
She seems like any other single mother: quiet, withdrawn, trying to make the best of her circumstances. But behind closed doors, her mind is slipping. Her envy of those with happy, fulfilled lives grows insatiable, twisting into something terrifying.
Some women dream of love. Others dream of escape. She dreams of blood.
Her children are her anchor, her reason for living. They keep her tethered to reality – or so she believes. But when a kind stranger, Thomas Greene, steps into her life, her carefully constructed world begins to crack. The closer he gets, the more the truth claws its way to the surface.
What happens when the monsters we fear are the ones hiding in plain sight?
Fractured Veil is a haunting psychological thriller that lures you deep into the mind of a woman on the brink. As her perfect façade crumbles, you’ll be left questioning where the line between reality and delusion truly lies.
Can you trust what you see, or is everything just a fragment of the fractured veil?
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Kaizen: The Battle of Change
KAIZEN
The battle of change
Where mythology meets adventure!
Our nemesis comes from an ancient culture and a different time.
Wars have RAGED and civilisations have risen and fallen in the middle world long before this one.
The lords of the glass tower still draw their strength from the ancients.
Join us on our quest as we go in search of the four blue diamond stones.
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A Journey Toward Light
What does it mean to truly live? To find purpose amidst chaos? To uncover light in the deepest darkness?Rita’s journey is one of profound transformation—a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the quiet courage it takes to rebuild when life is shattered. Faced with unexpected tragedy and an uncertain future, Rita must confront not only external challenges but also the inner battles of doubt and fear. With each step forward, she discovers that life’s greatest meaning lies not in avoiding hardship, but in embracing it, growing through it, and finding beauty along the way.From her passionate pursuit of science to the soul-stirring love she shares with Sanad, Rita’s story is a tapestry of love, loss, and the enduring quest for purpose. It is a reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, there is a deeper wisdom waiting to be revealed—one that illuminates the path forward and strengthens the bonds of love and connection.A Journey Toward Light is more than a story of triumph; it is an invitation to explore the profound questions of life: What do we truly value? How do we grow through pain? And how can we create meaning in the face of uncertainty?For readers seeking an uplifting tale of resilience and self-discovery, this heartfelt narrative offers hope, inspiration, and a gentle reminder of the light that resides within us all.
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100 Years of Family
What do war and persecution, spanning four continents, inflict upon five generations of a single family?
One of the most renowned Dutch writers of the last century, Gerard Reve, once said: ‘You recognise reality by its improbability.’
Rooted in the author’s own reality yet crafted as a novel, 100 Years of Family is a narrative within a narrative, exploring the improbable fates of great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, children, and grandchildren, whose stories unfold then, later, and even now.
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