Paul and Simon hardly know each other. In fact, Simon thinks Paul is a bit of a ‘*@&%’. So, they’re both surprised when, after a few drinks in the pub one evening, they agree to take on Britain’s most famous cycling challenge together – 900 miles from Land’s End to John o’ Groats. Especially since they are both novice cyclists.Somehow, they persuade their partners, Bek and Kirsty, to give up their summer holidays to drive the length of Britain twice in the role of support crew. But...

'I loved it!' Robert Thorogood author of The Marlow Murder Club'A charming start to a vibrant new mystery series' Vaseem KhanWhen semi-retired Irish nun Sister Agatha Murphy meets Avtar Mehta round the back of his historic Delhi hotel, they form an instant bond over a sneaky smoke and good gossip. Then a street robbery outside the hotel, a dead body inside it, and the disappearance of a pilgrim gue...

Paul and Simon hardly know each other. In fact, Simon thinks Paul is a bit of a '*@&%'. So, they're both surprised when, after a few drinks in the pub one evening, they agree to take on Britain's most famous cycling challenge together - 900 miles from Land's End to John o' Groats. Especially since they are both novice cyclists.Somehow, they persuade their partners, Bek and Kirsty, to give up their summer holidays to drive the length of Britain twice in the role of support crew. But...

CATCH & CONQUER: The Young Receiver's Guide to Hands, Heart & Highlight PlaysMaster the Mindset, Skills and Secrets to Become Your Team's Go-To PlaymakerFrom nervous rookie to confident playmaker-this is your complete training manual for wide receiver greatness. CATCH & CONQUER breaks down everything a young athlete needs to dominate on the gridiron, starting with the mental game most books ignore.Inside this action-packe...

Reminiscent of The Wind in the Willows, The Frog in the Tree is a journey of discovery for both a frog and a baby crow who help each other overcome their fears and doubts. It is a tale of friendship and bravery and finally a family’s love at the end. Beautifully illustrated, the lilting storyline will carry the reader from beginning to end in a joyous melody of sight and sound.

In this inspirational and humorous collection of essays, author John Dietsch sees his addiction to and passion for fishing as a parable that can help us shift from compulsive thinking to mindfulness and a closer connection to God. From creating fishing scenes on the set of A River Runs Through It in Montana, to directing fly fishing shows in New Zealand and from exploring deep canyons in California to guiding in Colorado, John shares his experiences and asks the question: what are...

Frank Gordon retired from the Navy after serving on and commanding submarines. Retiring to a happy life with his South African school teacher wife Gail and their adopted now adult daughter Charlotte, their happiness was cut short after Gail was killed in a tragic crash. Frank finds his way to a local law firm, where the brilliant ebony beauty lawyer Tish Williams represents him. Tish's boss assigned her the case hoping to kill two birds with one stone- she saw how lonely Frank and Tish wer...

Frank Gordon retired from the Navy after serving on and commanding submarines. Retiring to a happy life with his South African school teacher wife Gail and their adopted now adult daughter Charlotte, their happiness was cut short after Gail was killed in a tragic crash. Frank finds his way to a local law firm, where the brilliant ebony beauty lawyer Tish Williams represents him. Tish's boss assigned her the case hoping to kill two birds with one stone- she saw how lonely Frank and Tish wer...

From acclaimed agrarian activist and ethnobotanist Gary Paul Nabhan, a profoundly inspiring account of interspecies belonging, collaborative conservation, and the sacred work of caring for the earth.“I went looking for water in the desert and found that the world was teaching me how to listen.”Celebrated as a “world visionary” (Utne Reader) and our “lyrical poet of biodiversity” (Mother Jones), Gary Paul Nabhan has authored dozens of books...

Life in the charming coastal village is rarely as peaceful as it seems. When a bloodied knife is discovered among donations at the local charity shop, Fiona Sharp, a retired volunteer with a sharp eye for detail, finds herself drawn into a series of baffling mysteries. As suspicious deaths shake the community-from the murder of a beloved local woman to the shocking death of a former Crufts champion owner during a dog show, and the unexplained drowning of a popular wild swimmer-Fiona and he...

The Water Cries represents an ambitious search for the location of the slave auction houses in one of America’s most storied cities. The author plumbs historical documentation, sifting historical advertisements and archiving familial connections.The book is a history told by grandmothers and grandfathers. It addresses a history previously told under a different light or never told at all. These are the tales of an heir of the previously enslaved, tales of images seen and u...

The Water Road is the story of a four month circumnavigation by narrowboat of 'The Grand Cross', the name given to the inland waterway linking the Thames to the Humber, Severn and Mersey. Starting in London, Paul Gogarty follows a figure of eight through Britain's major cities and across the Pennines. Entering the world's most concentrated canal network Gogarty sails into England's past and future.'The Cut' (the name most commonly used for the canals) is a blueprint of whe...