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Benny P, the Monster in the Attic
Benny P. is a lonely and different monster hiding in the attic. With huge feet, a hairy body, and extraordinary strength, he doesn’t fit in and is teased at school. But behind his scary appearance lies a brave and kind heart.
When danger comes to his town, Benny becomes the hero everyone has been waiting for. From catching thieves to saving children trapped in a fire, his courageous acts show that differences can be special powers.
Join Benny on his exciting adventures and step into a world of friendship, acceptance, and courage. This warm and touching story reminds children aged 9 to 11 that heroes aren’t always who we expect—sometimes they come with big feet and a kind heart!
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Simona, Second Time Around, Azure Nights
Simona
“In the enchanting allure of Rome, Simona’s life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Carlo in her office. Unprepared for the whirlwind of passion and intrigue, she discovers a profound connection that awakens a new sense of self. As she navigates the captivating yet dangerous game of hide and seek with mysterious observers, Simona is drawn into a thrilling dance of romance and suspense, set against the backdrop of Italy’s breathtaking capital.”
Second time around
Sometimes the end is just the beginning.
After her divorce, Grace never expected to feel anything again – until a stranger’s kindness sparks a new beginning. When her ex’s wedding brings her to Verona, fate introduces her to Federico... and a chance to reclaim the life she thought she’d lost.
A heartfelt journey through love, loss, and second chances. Three cities. One chance to start over.
Azure nights
Sunshine, secrets... and one life-changing summer.
On a summer holiday in Saint-Tropez, Marina finally reaches her breaking point with her narcissistic partner. When a chance meeting with a man who sees through her defences ignites unexpected passion, Marina must decide whether she’s ready to live life on her own terms.
A sharp, sensual, and emotionally charged story of love, liberation, and starting over.
From Rome to Verona to Saint-Tropez, these sensual, sun-drenched stories follow women on the brink of change, each daring to leave behind what no longer serves them and leap into the unknown.
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He was raised to hunt witches. She’s the one he was never meant to find.
Ravenna has lived with blood on her hands and fire beneath her skin. In a kingdom where witches are executed and magic is a curse, survival means silence. But when she’s forced into a political betrothal and her power begins to slip, she knows it’s only a matter of time before the flames consume her.
Then comes Finn.
A ghost in the Order’s ranks. Their deadliest weapon. He was never meant to feel, never meant to falter—but from the moment he sees her, something breaks. She’s not his target. She’s a mirror. A threat. A tether he never asked for but can’t sever.
When their bond erupts in the heat of battle, it marks them both. Hunted by the crown, betrayed by their own, and bound by a prophecy soaked in blood, Finn and Ravenna must choose whether to run from what ties them together—or let it burn the world around them.
Love was never part of the plan.
But some bonds go deeper than fate.
Violent, sensual, and haunting, Bound by Shadows is a dark romantic fantasy about monsters made by men, magic that cannot be silenced, and a love that was never meant to survive—but refuses to die.
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Defying the Black Eagle and Then There’s the Irish
The end of Queen Victoria’s reign and the Edwardian period that followed witnessed some of the greatest social and political upheavals the world had ever seen. Patriarchal aristocratic dominance was gradually being replaced by the educated middle classes. In Great Britain, the House of Lords had lost its power of veto, and for the first time, a Liberal government had been voted into power. The fight for Irish independence was growing stronger by the year, as were the suffragettes, who had replaced peaceful demonstrations with violence and illegal tactics. Spies were everywhere, or so the public believed, and as war with Germany came closer, the modern British Secret Service was formed. This novel is about one woman’s involvement in all of the above, ably assisted by a few Irish folk she chanced to meet along the way.
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The Sweedies are an average modern family with their share of quirks. They face life with humour and cherish family time, especially with the Grannies.
A trip to Spain brings mishaps – Sally Sweedie, mother to Jen and Ted, misplaces her phone while dealing with treacherous weather.
Back home in Southend for Christmas, two new arrivals join the Sweedies. Howard, father of the household, feels restless and buys a motorcycle, much to his wife’s chagrin.
Fast forward to 2033 and the fortune teller proves accurate – the Sweedies are thriving as always. Now, seven-year-old Flora joins the clan.
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The ocean has always been Levi’s home, yet she cannot silence the questions that stir beneath the waves. Is there a place beyond this vast blue world? Somewhere she truly belongs? For as long as she can remember, these thoughts have lived inside her, unspoken and unanswered.
Now, as a future mother, Levi must prepare for her calf—but fate shifts when she encounters a human girl whose haunting violin music awakens something buried deep within. Each note carries more than sound; it carries memory, emotion, and the echo of another life. Visions of frozen waters and a soul long lost begin to surface, pulling Levi into a journey she never expected.
Guided by the mysterious bond between music and the sea, Levi must dive into both the breathtaking depths of the ocean and the uncharted waters of her own heart.
Will she uncover who she truly is? And can sound, memory, and love bridge the divide between worlds?
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The Seven Keys to Understand the Meaning of Life
This book wants you as a reader to make your own decisions. Is it that you feel that life has given you an eternal burden and that it was God who gave it to you? This book is a tool for you to make you understand that the burden comes from your past lives and that you yourself have not solved the problem of your burden. The author also became aware of his own burden.
The author has, during several journeys in the way of love, met angels and has heard the voice of God and realised that his life and your life are something that are repeated in new and older versions of yourself. This is the cycle of reincarnation. Following the keys of the meaning of life, your consciousness will expand, and your life will be more in harmony with the universe.
The universe told him to reflect on the seven keys which are essential to understand the meaning of life.
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Shakespeares Philosophical Theatre
Is Shakespeare a philosophical playwright or not? T S Eliot suggests he is not, a point of view which this work disagrees with. The reason he has not been identified as a philosophical artist is because of the modern philosophical view of aesthetics, which is at odds with both Aristotelian and Kantian views. Freudian and Kleinian psychoanalytical concepts are used to analyse the “enveloping” qualities of his productions as well as the aesthetic result. Shakespeare has an awareness of what happens in life when the balance of the mind of an agent is disturbed by mental illness and he demonstrates the grasp of this problem in several of his most famous plays. He also has a deep understanding of the psychology of the tyrant and the large-scale consequences which follow from this.
Kant argues that beauty and the sublime are “symbols of morality”: a judgement that requires an analysis of both symbolism and the metaphysics of morality if it is to be fully understood. Shakespeare’s work is described as “cosmopolitan”, and this attractive characteristic is linked to what is described as the “hidden plan” for civilisation: a plan aiming at the Aristotelian hylomorphic essence-specifying-definition of man as a “rational animal capable of discourse”. The commentaries of Wilson Knight and Harold Bloom are also philosophically evaluated from a philosophical point of view.
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Not Now, Dear… is a sharp, curious and quietly cheeky exploration of how men and women are navigating a world that seems to be changing faster than anyone agreed to.
Written over three decades, by a real human, with a pen, opinions and skin in the game, this book blends observation, humour, scientific logic and human contradiction into something genuinely original. Part social commentary, a dash of philosophical sails with a collection of hard-won insights, it asks uncomfortable questions without shouting answers.
Thought-provoking and playful, Not Now, Dear… is for readers who enjoy thinking, laughing, and occasionally saying, “Well… that’s uncomfortably true.”
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Following his beautiful wife Margie’s diagnosis of dementia (Alzheimer’s disease) at the relatively tender age of sixty, Carey became an advocate for carers and the families of loved ones facing a similar diagnosis.
That’s a Nice Giraffe is his first book—an honest, heartfelt account of love, loss, and endurance in the face of one of life’s cruellest diseases. It tracks his experiences coping with Margie’s short-term memory loss, her cognitive deterioration, and, later, her troubling behavioural and personality changes. This book covers the full spectrum of his experiences and raw emotions, commencing at the time of Margie’s diagnosis through to the heart-wrenching decision to place Margie into full-time residential care.
While recognising that everyone’s journey will be different, this book provides meaningful insight and wisdom for anyone wondering what might lie ahead. It is an inspiring, practical, and sometimes even funny companion for husbands, wives, children, friends, and relatives of a loved one diagnosed with dementia—especially younger‑onset dementia.
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This collection speaks to those who have ever felt abandoned, unseen or misunderstood. How does one feel when love leaves? What’s the aftermath of transient love? These poems explore how it arrives unexpectedly, transforms us and sometimes leaves just as quickly.
Whether it’s unrequited love, emotional neglect, or the deep sadness of being unheard. This collection does not aim to romanticise heartbreak but rather to witness it—and in doing so, remind readers that there is power in feeling deeply and that healing begins with honesty.
May this find anyone who has ever felt too much.
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The Sword and the Flight into Egypt
Brother Luke is fading fast. He is afflicted by no ailment known to man. It is the work of his nemesis, Dr Klements.
James seeks help from the Sword, but it is similarly afflicted.
Without them, the very being of time and space is in grave danger.
There is only one way to prevent imminent Armageddon. James must seek out the young boy who will become Luke later in life. He must find him before he is corrupted and falls from his predestined path. If Luke veers away, he will never encounter the Sword.
Klements will triumph and the fabric of the universe will be destroyed.
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