We love it when we have a first time author who we know will do well. Claudia Gabriela Felecan’s ‘Save Yourself’ reaches out to readers who may be facing their darkest depths of despair, with a bold message that through understanding and forgiveness, they can thrive against all odds. Calling on the author’s own early […]
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Ingvi Þór Kormáksson is an award winning author based in Reykjavik and his book “The Ninth Step” is a story about Egill and an unnamed narrator, two men who knew each other as teens. Their paths cross once again when Egill confides in his old friend years later. Recent events in Egill’s life are weighing
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Colin’s research into Egyptian history and his correction of previously held beliefs resulted in his book “Striving for Perfection” which has now been recognised in the USA. MidWest Book reviews requested a copy and may offer it as a prize in a competition. This is what they had to say: Striving for Perfection Colin Jaque
Introducing a new title, Right Back At You by author and Oxford University Press Bioscience Award winner Steve O’Grady. Right back at you holds a magnifying glass to the mysteries of our minds, exploring how our human minds are immersed in simulation because the universe is a simulation. Fight your fear of death, banish ghosts
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Ethan Ross’s ‘Point of No Return’ is an intense, vivid and gripping thriller that is the result of hundreds of hours of research into anti-terrorist military operations. While fiction, it reads like a documentary – as a British SAS soldier is tasked with forming an anti-terrorist taskforce. However, Jack Copeland has other ideas… The systematic
Wayman believes the portrayal of the Soviet Union during the Cold War period was usually unflattering yet, following the death of Joseph Stalin, the Cold War might not have been quite so cold had a more balanced approach been adopted in the West. There was a genuine desire by the new administration for a better
The Emigrants by Glynn Sinclare was released in November last year and has recieved good reviews on Amazon, we ask that if you have purchased and read the book through Amazon that you add your review, as with all our other publications, reviews mean a lot to the author. If you haven’t read it here
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Being married to Ethan was going to be anything but the normal quiet life Kat wanted. Things had changed in more ways than one and she loved it. Things were looking good until they got back from their honeymoon to find an invitation to the reopening of the one place they both hoped they would
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Robina’s lifting the lid on the escort world and its affects on her and her family has been getting a great deal of attention. Available in both eBook and paperback for just £3.99 and £10 respectively and available in paperback at a special offer price direct from the author’s web page, have you had your
If you wondered what everyday Life in the Caribbean Island of the Commonwealth of Dominica was like you will find Jean Baptiste Popeau’s book intriguing. How does a small island outside the mainstream tourist industry, selling itself uniquely as ‘the nature island of the Caribbean’, manage to survive in the capitalist system of today? What
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