Four kids inherit talismans from their parents. They must band together to end the war. Up against a common threat they work together to over come there many challenges. Together they can create a power greater than any other. For if they fail it will mean the end of everything we know and love.

"Green's collection functions as a series of meditations on life during the coronavirus. While some of the poems are just a few lines long, they still manage to pack a punch that penetrates to the heart of the issue, which he explores from multiple perspectives, including nurses, animals, protesters, people on both sides of the political divide, recent graduates, those trying to make rent, prisoners, and black communities." — Union Square Review"Poems in Corona is not for ...

A good, old-fashioned, straightforward children's adventure story, in a style that used to be called 'a good read'. The main protagonists are 3 children, who find an injured man on the hillside, and then things start to get complicated.

A short story set in the North of England, concerning the 25 yearly inspection of a public urban garden endowed many years previously ‘to enrich the lives of ordinary people of our industrial north'. A parable for our times.

A suspense thriller with a paranormal theme. An eleven year old boy, Jonathan, goes missing on a school trip to a moorland area. His mother, Susan, a musician and teacher, becomes gradually convinced that she is sharing his experiences through a direct mind link. (Content warning: Mature themes, which may be upsetting to some)

"A varied and expressive work of poetry. The eclectic nature of these pieces still form a unified whole, as there is a powerful emotional undercurrent throughout the collection, no matter how varied some of the subject matter may be. Given the variation of subjects and themes, there is something here for every devoted reader of poetry. A stunningly diverse work, Gates establishes Jay Green as a poet of sensitivity, humor, and vision." — Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★GATES is...

A classic children's adventure story set in a typical English village that reveals a rich and mysterious history as the story progresses towards its ghostly Christmas denouement.

A short story. When a battered and bruised Shelley bumps into her old teacher, it all seems pretty clear to Victoria; after all Shelley's boyfriend has just got out of prison. But all is not quite as it seems...

This is a collection of six short stories about those close to death, and their contrasting attitudes, experiences, thoughts and beliefs. Thought provoking and of interest to us all, whether we have a faith or not.

"It's not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works."-Steve JobsThere's a new race in business to embrace "design thinking." Yet most executives have no clue what to make of the recent buzz about design. It's rarely the subject of business retreats. It's not easily measurable. To many, design is simply a crapshoot.Drawing on interviews with top executives such as Virgin's Richard Branson and Nike's Mark Parker, Jay Greene illuminates the methods of comp...

Mickey will always be unattainable to me now, and, because he is, because I shall never again be able to possess him but will never stop trying, I shall always love him.

How many 'stars' fade into oblivion because it all goes to their head. Their belief in their own perfection covers reality. And they ose more than they ever gained.