This is book number 3 in 'The Wild Edric Saga,' which is an historical novel, based on facts that took place following the 'Battle of Hastings' in 1066, when the triumphant Norman army evicted the English Noblemen from their lands, replacing them with Norman Lords.'Aelnoth' (Pronounced Alnoth) witness's the loss of his Fathers Fortress and journeys through England,Wales and Ireland in order to raise an army to retake England.His adventures take him though the Mediterranean ...

Following their defeat at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the lands of Anglo/Saxon England was changed for all time, as the triumphant Normans advanced through the English shires, solidifying their rule over each town and village by evicting the English Lords and Thanes, replacing them with new Norman overlords.Aelnoth Edricson was the second son of 'Wild Edric',and witnesses the death of his only brother and the loss of his fathers Longhall.Like many other dispossessed Eng...

Book two in the 'Wild Edric Saga'King Harolds brother 'Earl Tostig and his Viking army have been defeated at 'The Battle of Stamford Bridge' in the north of England.The Jubliant English army are given no more than a few days to celebrate their victory and tend to their wounded before news reaches them that Duke William of Normandy has landed on the southern coast of the country.The battered and much reduced English army are forced to march south, losing more wounded...

This novel folllows a small band of people who follow King Richard (Cuer de Leon) on his crusade to Cyprus and the Holy land.

This is a Novel based on many real events and real people who dwelt in England before, during and after the Battle of Hastings, and follow the life of a Family who lived in what had been the Kingdom of Mercia and fought against the Welsh and the Normans.Edric Sylvaticus, who was also called 'Wild Edric, was named as 'Aedric the Savage' by the Normans in their infamous 'Doomsday book,' which was written a few years after 'The Battle of Hastings.'

'The Shieldwall' is the first of five books of 'The Wild Edric Saga.' . (1) The Shieldwall. (2) The Broken shield. (3) Aelnoth. (4) The Red King. & (5) The Warrior King. The Saga follow the life (real and fictional) of a man who lived in England in the 11th century. at a time prior to, during and following 'The Battle of Hastings.Whilst few facts exist regarding Edric. Records tell us that he married a lady named 'Godda'. Godda was discribed by scribes who called her 'The Queen of ...

Children must be taught morality. They must be taught to recognise the authority of moral standards and to understand what makes them authoritative. But there’s a problem: the content and justification of morality are matters of reasonable disagreement among reasonable people. This makes it hard to see how educators can secure children’s commitment to moral standards without indoctrinating them.In A Theory of Moral Education, Michael Hand tackles this problem head on. He s...

Marcus lives his life as if no future existed. Drugs and casual sextake up a lot of his time, until they lead the twenty three year old tonights spent on unfamiliar couches, and eventually to animprobable encounter with Franz, a fifty-something ex-boxer nowliving on welfare. The two become friends, and Franz's tales ofpast triumphs lure Marcus into a whole new high-stakes world.Compelled by the promise of effortless pleasure, Marcus doesn'ts...

The hands we carry are not our own...the lives we lead today are to honor those from whom we received them.

Jaw Rebalancing is a safe, non-invasive, gentle and effective hands on healing technique specifically designed for rebalancing and healing the jaw. This book explains the full Jaw Rebalancing technique from start to finish as well as providing some new insights into other potential underlying causes relating to TMJ disorders. Everybody has the capacity to do the Jaw Rebalancing technique on a friend, family member or client, and this book is designed to show you how in a quick and easy man...

In the tradition of The Stranger and The Old Man and the Sea, this masterful novella by critically acclaimed novelist Michael Farris Smith explores the human spirit and its capacity for faith and forgiveness in an imperfect world and begs the question: how do you survive when hope is lost? Jon and Estelle walk the picturesque Paris streets but are living through the cruelest of realities: the disappearance of their nine-year-old daughter, Jennifer, abducted from the Musee...

This volume of The Illumination Codex initiates the reader into the mystical practice and healing art of the laying of hands. Many ancient cultures have used this simple holistic healing modality, each using different terminology, styles, and approaches. However, it is a simple and profound healing method that is easy to do, and anyone can learn.'Reiki,' a Japanese word for divine life force energy, encourages the body's natural ability to heal, leaving the recipient feeli...