Follow one woman’s journey as she embarks on a new career in four-dimensional espionage and national security with the intriguing, yet lethal, Agency of Adjustments.“An intriguing mix between reality and sci-fi,”Amazon readerKalila Grey is a new recruit in an unknown British security organisation and is about to find out if she has the nerve to survive in a government role that few people even know exists.A former s...

A short story about trail running on Christmas day that doesn't end the way it should.For those who love their reading a little bit darker, and a lot more grown up. This short story is a must for all those trail runners and ultramarathoners out there... winter runs will never be the same again!

Liverpool - 1984Jack Mahon is out of luck and out of work. Unable to find a job and provide for his wife, Linda, every day is a battle for survival. When his drinking buddies decide to holiday in Rhyl, Jack is invited for a day. Will he be able to scrape together the money to go? Set in a city choked by economic turmoil, ran by a city council fighting a bitter ideological civil war, A Postcard from Rhyl asks what hope is there for a man when there is no hope of work.

Acclaimed author Andrew Thomas has chosen fifty fascinating cameos of individual actions or incidents across a wide variety of major and minor campaigns and scenarios ranging from the First World War to the present day. Each selection is accompanied by relevant, often rare, photographs. So, from the Battle of Mons in 1914 through shooting down a Zeppelin over Teeside, to WW2 Timor Ace 'Butch' Gordon in his Beaufighter in 1943 and a nightmare for Halifaxes over Nuremburg in 1944, to SAAF fi...

In a world marked by the effects of colonial displacements, slavery's auction block, and the modern observatory stance, can Christian theology adequately imagine racial reconciliation? What factors have created our society's racialized optic--a view by which nonwhite bodies are objectified, marginalized, and destroyed--and how might such a gaze be resisted? Is there hope for a church and academy marked by difference rather than assimilation? This book pursues these questions by surveying t...

The music business doesn't come with a manual, so Andrew Blaze Thomas wrote one! With over 20 years of experience as a professional drummer, Blaze has established rules for working musicians that illustrates how to acquire and maintain consistent work. You Got The Gig, Here's How To Keep It, explains how to negotiate salary, network with musicians, prepare for tours and much more. Blaze includes stories from the road that will entertain Blues fans as well. Andrew Blaze Thomas has toured wi...

Stop forever – regret nothing!Can you afford to ignore your health and happiness any longer? No gimmicks, no hypnotherapy and no nicotine replacement fads - just a realistic approach to freeing yourself from nicotine addiction forever.Using a mixture of harsh reality, self-discipline and inspiration, author Andrew Thomas describes how he went 'cold turkey' on cigarettes. He describes the mental strategies he used to make his final attempt at quitting smokin...

The history of the 54 aces who flew Spitfires over Burma, India and Australia, with first-hand accounts and full-colour artwork revealing how this much-loved plane changed the fortunes of the Allied forces against the Japanese Army Air Force.The arrival of the Spitfire in Burma came at a crucial time as the RAF struggled against the Japanese to support the Chindit operation on the ground. Proving a huge boost to morale, the Spitfire played a large part in defeating...

A collection of poetry and prose that effortlessly weaves together the trauma and damage of narcissistic relationship abuse, hubris, horror, and escapism. Shadow hunting and the integration of the darkness is a clear theme as the journey continues to play with light, love, and freedom. Healing is a common theme throughout the book; mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical. We are nothing without the ability to take extreme responsibility for our choices and actions. You will read poems w...

Andrew Park tells the story of the rise and fall of the plebiscite, once seen as a promising democratic solution to international conflict which – more than once – became embroiled in controversy and war in the first half of the twentieth century. The book's central figure is the brilliant but largely forgotten American scholar Sarah Wambaugh, the leading expert on the plebiscite technique whose dramatic career took her to many of the world's political hotspots. The norms she developed for...

Join Pip the duckling and Pix the rat on a heartwarming journey of unlikely friendship, courage, and adventure in The Adventures of Pip and Pix**!**When Pip gets separated from his duck family, he meets Pix—a clever, kind-hearted rat who introduces him to a whole new world of land-based survival and friendship. Together, they explore forests, gather food, build clever contraptions, and even face tough times like illness and arguments. From...

The letters from John written to churches at the end of the first century CE possess meaningful theological insight for Christians today—in a sense, they were written for us.Working from this standpoint, Thomas Andrew Bennett keeps historical speculation to a minimum and delves into the theological depths of 1–3 John in this commentary. He begins by providing a new translation of the text from the Greek, along with verse-by-verse exegesis, and then moves into an extended r...