Rebel Spirit

Religion & Spirituality

Baillie, Ian C.

New Age & Spirituality

Upso

Dr Watson delves into his battered dispatch-box in the vaults of Cox &amp; Co and draws out fifteen more cases from the career of his friend the eminent consulting detective Sherlock Holmes. Why does a man wear a yellow top hat to feed the pigeons in Trafalgar Square? Why should a dead tree affect a son's inheritance? How can a cyclist disappear in the snow without leaving any traces? The answers to these and many other enigmas are revealed by the master sleuth in this collection of new stories written in the authentic manner.

The Singular Adventures of Mr. Sherlock Holmes

Literature & Fiction

Stockwell, Alan

Genre Fiction

Haunted Towers is not a ghost story as might be inferred by the title, but a comedy concerning Colin Towers, a disillusioned social worker, who is married to Karen. The story concerns Colins battle to save his marriage, which is going through a sticky patch, while trying to rid himself of three "ghosts" from his past life - a former lover, her bullying brother, and a former school acquaintance - who have turned up unexpectedly to complicate matters.

Haunted Towers

Stevens, Terry Richard

This story occurs in the tumult of the Middle Ages in France, in the period from approximately 1380 to 1440. The events are intertwined with the lives of real historical figures. The key characters in the story are five very strong, extraordinary women: Catharine la Lapine, Christine de Pisan, Isabeau de Bavihre, Valentina Visconti, and Jehanne d'Arc. The fictitious central character, Catharine la Lapine who appears as a Spirit, is the main storyteller. The events that she encounters through her life, from the whispers of convents to the intrigues of the Royal Courts of France, place her at the centre of treachery and conflict. She becomes involved in the most intimate secrets of the Royal House of France, and is able to ultimately reveal the real truth about Jehanne d'Arc.

Revelations in the D'Arc

De Feo, Anna

Barlow, Kenane

Two units rush to join Wellington's army in Belgium, where they are suddenly thrust into the maelstrom of war, culminating in the battle of Waterloo.

Voices of Thunder

Glover, Gareth

As Luck Would Have It

Biographies & Memoirs

Luck, Evelyn

Community & Culture

The enclosed work is the biography of Bob Luck as told by his widow Evelyn. Bob Luck would have insisted he was an ordinary man but those who knew him will tell you otherwise. Evelyn has exposed in graphic detail the character of this remarkable countryman in a series of tales and cameos which reveal more than just an ordinary life but a life full of everyday incident and happening. Young Bob Luck as he was known was more than just a cider maker's son, Bob Luck was a unique countryman, a practical joker, trapper of foxes, terrier man, farmer... The very spice of this corner of his native Kent.

In this unusual collection of verse, Mary Wood offers her own unique vision of relationships, families and everyday life. Misunderstandings and confusions are ridiculed in tightly constructed verses that mischievously poke fun at all of us.This is humour that is sometimes twisted but always hilarious.

Twisted Humour

Wood, Mary

Poetry

A Silly IdeaI had had this idea for years. A walk from Lands End to Lenham. Why? I have no idea! But over the years the thought just kept coming back, more than just a thought, a dream, that I think I always knew I would attempt at some point in my life. It would have to be for charity, it was too big an event to do for no productive end.Then, talking to Harry Appleton in The Red Lion one evening, having learnt that the fundraising for the new Lenham Community Centre had almost come to a halt, I decided that now was the time.

A Silly Idea

Travel

Clark, Gez

Europe

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