A Grave Error is Book 1 in The Charlie Kingsley Cozy Novella series by USA Today Bestselling author Michele PW (Pariza Wacek). Ideal for cozy mystery fans, especially readers who love clean, twisty and funny cozy mysteries that include tea, pets, baking, small towns and quirky side characters."Good ghost story without all the gore you usually get. Charlie is a woman with a mind all her own. She decides what she's going to do and listens to no one else'...

'Finch has written a blood-soaked historical epic to rank with the best' Anthony Riches, author of Storm of WarThe throne of England is under threat, but one lad's battle is much closer to home.Storm clouds gathering at England's shoresAutumn, 1066. Saxon England, a realm at peace for fifty years, unknowingly enjoys its last peaceful harvest. For a Viking horde, led by the dreaded Harald Hardraada, circles off the north-e...

"A novel that reads like science fiction but bristles with rich detail about how the next World War could be fought." —Vice“A modern-day successor to tomes such as The Hunt for Red October from the late Tom Clancy.” –USA TodayWhat Will World War III Look Like?Ghost Fleet is a page-turning technothriller imagining the next world war, set in the not-too-distant future. Navy captains...

Shadows in StoneVolume One of The Echoborne SagaLove lost. Secrets awaken. Reality begins to fracture.In 2034, deep within the forests of northern New Brunswick, a structure long thought lost rises again from the earth. Buried beneath stone and silence, it is not a ruin—but a system. One that does not store knowledge, but shapes it. And something within it has begun to stir.In 1996, along the windswept coast...

“A white-knuckle adventure . . . This near-future was crafted by experts, and it shows.”—Daniel H. Wilson, New York Times best-selling author of Robopocalypse“Fantastic, compelling, and authoritative.” **—General David Petraeus (US Army, Ret.)An FBI agent hunts a new kind of terrorist through a Washington, DC, of the future in this ground-breaking book—at once a gripping technothriller and a fact-based tour of tomorrow.**America is...

Patrick Weston Joyce (1827-1914) was an Irish historian and writer who specialized in creating histories of localities all throughout Ireland. As a result of his efforts, he became one of the most important Irish cultural figures of the late 19th century, producing works about the languages, music, literature, folklore, and the background of the names of places all throughout Ireland.

The book, as will be seen, contains a mixture of Irish History, Biography, and Romance; and most of the pieces appear in their present form now for the first time. A knowledge of the History of the country is conveyed.

The battle for England is over. The fight for Wulfbury has just begun.AD 1066. Cerdic is a prisoner of war. Captured after the Battle of Hastings, his fate is in the hands of the victorious Norman count Cynric, who is in no mood to feed and look after worthless Englishmen as the army moves inland. His survival depends on his ability to convince them of his value.Cerdic's sole bargaining chip is his lordship of Wulfbury, a small stronghold in Northumberia, following the de...

In "Old Celtic Romances," P. W. Joyce gathers and presents a selection of ancient Irish myths, legends, and folktales that were passed down through oral tradition. These stories often feature heroic figures, magical elements, and mythical creatures from Celtic mythology, offering readers a glimpse into Ireland's rich cultural heritage and storytelling tradition.Patrick Weston Joyce was known for his contributions to Irish literature and his efforts to preserve and promote Irish folklore an...

"Hindoo Tales; Or, the Adventures of Ten Princes" is a collection of Indian folktales and legends retold by P. W. Jacob. The book features a series of stories drawn from Indian folklore, offering readers a glimpse into traditional Indian storytelling and cultural heritage.These tales often contain elements of adventure, morality, fantasy, and sometimes supernatural occurrences. They typically revolve around princes, princesses, gods, demons, and various mythical creatures. Through these st...

Fly Enough For Beat collects stories that navigate the absurdities of contemporary life with warmth and wit. From light satire to speculative dystopia, these tales capture the quiet eccentricities of ordinary people—their small rebellions, their compromises, their unexpected grace. With the keen eye and gentle humor of Alexander McCall Smith, each story finds the humanity beneath society's surface, reminding us that the most profound truths often hide in plain sight.

"English As We Speak It in Ireland" by P. W. Joyce is a fascinating exploration of the unique dialects and linguistic characteristics of the English language as spoken in Ireland. Joyce meticulously documents the variations in pronunciation, vocabulary, and idiomatic expressions that distinguish Irish English from other forms of English. His work serves not only as a linguistic study but also as a cultural reflection, capturing the essence of Irish identity through its language. The book i...