Meeting Pip

Fiona Lowry

Children's Books

Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd.

Murder Make$ The World Go Round

A light hearted, tongue in cheek, and at times hilarious murder mystery set in the international art world. Centred around the oldest auction house in London, Mount's, the reader meets a cast of fascinating characters. 
When the Home Secretary appoints the new Head of the Art Squad, she is encouraged to investigate the deaths of a number of clients over the last six years. 
Travelling around the world with her intern, who is also the Home Secretary's nephew, she uncovers all the stories behind each of the deaths. 
They meet all sorts of people and experience many new things but struggle at the end of the day to get to the bottom of what is going on despite trying. Assisted by a number of amateurs, who actually work out a couple of key clues, she believes that she has got to the bottom of the deaths. When some surprising information comes to light, the whole art world is traumatised.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Clive Graham Lord

Mystery

Poinciana Daffodil

Yvonne Morgan-McKenzie

The Seal of Promise

Literature & Fiction

Geoffrey Piper

Genre Fiction

The Cloud Wrangler

Rachel Dobson

Action & Adventure

The Stork Didn't Bring You

Sheila Watsham

Mole and Vole do not like each other - to say the least... 
Despite that the two furry critters share similar lifestyles and habits, they possess equally stubborn personalities. They end up butting heads - literally - before being frightened out of their wits and regaining their senses. 
This simple tale reveals how sometimes unexpected and lasting friendships can - and do - arise from the most bizarre of circumstances.

Mole and Vole

James W Reed

Animals

Stabe

MARTIN, Russell

Glyn Marston quit smoking and decided to focus on the London Marathon as a goal to help him kick the habit but little did he know what his future held when he set off on his very first training run. What followed were some of the most gruelling challenges that a man could do on foot as Glyn's desire to run beyond the 26.2-mile marathon distance became stronger, 100km (62-mile) races were simply not enough, and so Glyn was to make a name for himself in the 145-mile 'Grand Union Canal Race', a non-stop race from Birmingham to London, when he became the first runner to finish the distance five years in a row - finishing 4th twice, 3rd twice and 2nd once. Breaking world records for running on treadmills, including the seven-day world treadmill record on one world record attempt, Glyn risked his life as he refused to quit despite being sick. Running with celebrities such as Nell McAndrew, Chris Chittell and Tony Audenshaw was to project Glyn into the spotlight and bring him T.V. interviews and an appearance on a documentary when it was confirmed by experts that Glyn was addicted to running. This addiction was to cost Glyn his marriage and see his right knee become completely replaced with a titanium joint, but looking back, he has no regrets and this book explains why.

The Rise and Fall of an Ultra-Distance Runner

Glyn Marston

Biographies & Memoirs

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