We are presently designing websites for all of the authors listed below - as each website is completed and uplifted to the server, we will place a direct link to each site immediately below each title, if you can see the words; 'by clicking HERE' printed in blue below the title, this means that this particular author now has their very own web pages where you can view the book in question and purchase a copy if you so desire.
As well as offering purchase facilities, the site will also have a review of the book, illustrations of the cover, and a synopsis.
Each title listed will also be available to purchase via Amazon.co.uk and will also be found on several leading book comparison websites. The majority of the major book sellers, including, Waterstones, W.H.Smiths and Foyles will also provide space on their on-line stores.
The following books have been published, with further titles presently in production:
1. The Mount's Bay Monster - Rosemary Davison. ISBN: 978-1-906459-01-7 Price £7.95
Rosemary Davison's web site can be
viewed by clicking HERE Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
2. True Love - Jeannie Coppen. ISBN: 978-1-906459-00-0 Price £7.95
Jeannie Coppen's web site can be
viewed by clicking HERE Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
To see Jeannie's interview that took place with the Scarborough Evening News following publication of True Love, click HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
3. Golden Wings and Navy Blue - John Fay. ISBN: 978-1-906459-02-4 Price £8.95
John Fay's web site can be
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4. The Apprentice Who Stuttered - Captain John E. Newbury. ISBN: 978-1-906459-04-8 Price £7.95
Capt. John Newbury's web site can be
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Contact Points is a fascinating book covering the subject of life after death. The book details a number of stories that the author uses to emphasise her beliefs that there are more things on this earthly plane than our mere 5 senses allow us to comprehend or see. If you consider your self open minded, purchase this book today and read these true stories - then make up your own mind. Elaine's website has purchase facilities built into it, and it can be visited by clicking on the link below. All major debit or credit cards are accepted and are encrypted for your safety and protection.
Swine ‘Flu and Contact Points :
“Doctor, Doctor, will I die?”
“Yes, my dear and so will I”.
Anon
Swine ‘Flu has exposed death – it is expected this autumn and winter - there will be an increase of deaths from it. Many people are scared of dying, but there are many others who KNOW that death is not the end ....”they are still there, but it is different”.
The book Contact Points gives examples of people who have passed on making their spiritual presence felt, the importance of coincidences and appreciation that those in the next world are trying to help. Contact Points could be an answer to your fears.
Elaine's website can be viewed by clicking HERE Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
6. The Early Years - Maisie Mitchell. ISBN: 978-1-906459-03-1 Price £6.95
7. The Adventures of Octavia and Fortepiano - Ann Warner. ISBN: 978-1-906459-05-5 Price £6.95
Ann Warner's web site can be
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8. Letters to Sara - Miss M.J.Clark. ISBN: 978-1-906459-11-6 Price £7.95
Letters To Sara is a wonderful book which details a twenty month epic journey which was undertaken by a young lady in her early twenties with her only companion being her faithful dog 'Peanuts' This adventure took place in America with the author's arrival,in New York and details her travels and escapades as she travelled from the East coast of the United States via Canada to eventually find her way to Hawaii. Would, or could you do that journey alone, save for a dog as company? If not - or even if you could - read this fantastic true account of one young woman's once in a lifetime adventure and marvel at her fortitude, and some may even say - courage. Margaret Jean's web site can be viewed by clicking HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
9. Mary - An Unusual Vagrant - Mr G.R.Bennie. ISBN: 978-1-906459-08-6 Price £7.95
Robert Bennie's web site can be
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Ruth Skrine's web site can be
viewed by clicking HERE Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
11. Shadows of Avarice - Ron Goodman. ISBN: 978-1-906459-09-3 Price £9.95
Shadows of Avarice tells the story of John Pritchard, a gay Englishman who is driven from England in the sixties by sexual prejudice; he travels to Southern India where he encounters a world of poverty and desperation amongst the young people. He forms a self-help charity for boys which becomes well respected within the community and calls it Orphindi, the organisation relies on its survival from cash supplied by Pritchard as well as funds from Europe and rare help from the local Indian council.
To increase funds he turns to tourism, and accommodates guests in his isolated bungalow by a beautiful lake. Eighteen months into the project he realises the new addition to his business is a money spinner and this spawns imagined riches and greed which in turn leads Pritchard to exploit the youngsters in his care for his own financial benefit.
He forms an association with Dhanker Mitra who is a local millionaire money lender and potential political candidate, Pritchard soon realises that Mitra is as avaricious as he is ruthless, and together they move swiftfully towards riches.
All is not smooth sailing however as they encounter antagonists and a conspiring assistant who threatens their future; feeling besieged and liable to exposure because of the methods used to increase their wealth they realise they stand to lose everything they have thus far gained, and decide to take action which has dramatic and unexpected results.
The Ron Goodman web site can be viewed by clicking HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
12. Before the Premiership 1962 to 1992 - Peter J. Foreman. ISBN: 978-1-906459-12-3 Price £29.95
This book has to be regarded as the most definitive on its subject. The author Peter Foreman has spent considerable time on research and it shows in the meticulous attention to detail within the pages of this work. If you consider yourself a football fan, this book should be regarded as a 'must buy' It fills a void in the market, and at nearly 800 pages in length it offers superb value for money. This book can be purchased by not only the average football fan, but would make a superb gift for anyone who is simply interested in Great Britain's national game. The knowledge its pages impart is worth a lot more than its cover price and is a worthwhile investment which will not be regretted. No other book, as far as we are aware, covers this subject matter in such an exemplary style, with page after page of carefully researched facts and statistics which will amaze the reader, not only with the level of information supplied, but also in the manner in which it is presented.
The Peter Foreman web site can be viewed by clicking HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
14. Peace Hotel - Alan Marquis. ISBN: 978-1-906459-13-0 Price £7.95
The Alan Marquis web site can be viewed by clicking HERE Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
15. All Our Yesterdays - Michael Lumb. ISBN: 978-1-906459-10-9 Price £29.95
This is an excellent book of some 933 pages covering the history of England from its origins to the 1990's. It will appeal to a variety of readers, some of whom may be studying history in some form, whilst others could be interested in a comprehensive, chronological account of the story of England. The work includes much information about leaders in church and state through the ages, and covers most aspects of history with due attention being paid to the part played by the United Kingdom in the development of the world through growth of the British Empire and Commonwealth. It is written in a style which crosses the divide between pure reference and fiction, making it informative yet easy to read. The author graduated in history from Lincoln College, Oxford and has spent much of his life teaching history; he is now retired and lives in Chichester.
Michael Lumb's web site can be
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16. Red Bleeds the Jacaranda - R.B.Cheviot. ISBN: 978-1-906459-17-8 Price £7.95 Category: Mystery Thriller with a touch of the exotic and erotic
'Red Bleeds The Jacaranda' is a 'mystery/thriller' novel with a difference, and successfully combines a mix of the exotic and erotic, so if you like your reading material to have a 'touch of spice' without being offensive, 'Red Bleeds the Jacaranda' is the book for you. It's setting begins in Marrakech, this book details the adventures of 'Blue', a blond, blue eyed English student who came to the city both raw and inexperienced. As the story progresses it moves into the burning deserts and dark caves of Morocco and from there to a small town on the Croatian coast. 'Red Bleeds the Jacaranda' sees 'Blue' involved in the world of corruption and shifting allegiances, further intrigue occurs as he becomes involved with the beautiful 'Mahri' and a mysterious Englishman called Martin Brown. As a highly unusual incentive the author has included a 'mystery prize' to any reader who can provide an answer to the question set at the end of the book, want to know what it is? You'll have to buy a copy to find out - it will be well worth it.
R.B.Cheviot's personal web site can be viewed by clicking HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
17. David's Dilemma - Ken Butler. ISBN: 978-1-906459-16-1 Price £8.95
David's Dilemma focuses on the world of wine, horse racing and the changing society of South Africa, which altogether form a backdrop for a light hearted look at marital fidelity, female friendships and developing relationships. David, a Private Investigator, finds himself in Spain where he meets the lovely Serena. However the path of true love does not run smoothly when she has her doubts about their future, and as a consequence introduces him to her best friend Carmen. As the story unfolds, the reader is introduced to other fascinating characters which include David’s old school friend Richard who runs a successful wine business with his wife Jennifer. Her father is enjoying late fatherhood second time around in South Africa with Michelle his partner, and Koos her young son.
Ken's personal web site can be viewed by clicking HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
19. The Crown of Renown - Lt. Col. J.P.Cross OBE, FABI, MIL, BA. ISBN: 978-1-906459-33-8 Price £19.95
The Crown of Renown is a historical novel with a military background, set in the final stages of the Honourable East India Company’s existence. It aims to show how Nepal’s hill men adapted to military conditions, personal calamities and unpredictable circumstances, mostly with resilient stoicism and unquestionable prowess. The period covered sees military action at Bharatpur, Afghanistan, the Punjab, Delhi and north India. Civilian activities, such as a Gurkha bodyguard on a trade mission, and a slave boy who becomes a decorated officer, are also woven into the story. It shows what life was like in the Nepal hills during that period and how unworthy British behaviour fostered the poison that led to the 'Indian Mutiny'.
J P Cross has lived with the Nepalese for virtually all his adult life, from 1944. He is bilingual in Nepali, in which he has a Tribhuwan University BA (Hon), and has walked more than ten thousand miles in the country. He has probably got closer to the Nepalis than any other non-native has. He can count those he knows, and is known by, in the tens of thousands. He now lives permanently in Nepal with his surrogate family who, because he has very limited sight, are also his eyes. In the hills people say he was a Nepali in a previous incarnation and that he and his elder surrogate son were of the same womb – and will be in their next incarnation. Some of his twelve books have been republished in UK, India, Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore and USA.
20. Refined in the Furnace of Affliction : Nearly 30 years with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/M.E. - Paul Gregory. ISBN: 978-1-906459-19-2 Price £9.95
21. The Enemy is Within - Patrick G. Cox. ISBN: 978-1-906459-39-0 Price £10.95
Patrick has been interviewed recently by 'Cool Sci-Fi' an internet forum, to read this facinating interview and gain a greater insight into his writing click HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
The Enemy Is Within is a facinating book detailing the exploits of Harry Heron and Ferghal O'Conner. Harry and Ferghal find themselves transported forward in time from a sailing ship in the year of 1804 to 2205. Unable to return, they find themselves trapped in a world where sailing ships no longer exist and have been replaced by space ships. As the book progresses the protagonists find they make both friends and enemies and various battles ensue. This is a superb novel,and is both an excellent read and tremendous value for money at 313 pages in length.
Patrick's personal web site can be viewed by clickingHERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
Patrick Cox has also written a wonderful book called 'Out of Time' and published by the highly reputable company known as Author House, as a service to the author we have placed the following link to the sales page on Amazon U.K, where you may wish to peruse and perhaps even buy a copy of Patrick's previous work. To go to the Amazon site it can be visited by clicking HERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
22. Sacrifices - Tara J. Mooney. ISBN: 978-1-906459-24-6 Price £7.95
Tara has written an excellent book which is based on fact not fantasy, and takes the reader through her troubled life. This is a highly inspirational and uplifiting work in the sense that the reader will probably count their blessing after reading it. Tara Mooney is a survivor who has stared into the abyss of despair but has found the necessary strength of character to pull back, recover, move on - and survive and in doing so has become a stronger and better person for the experience.
At £7.95 this book is an absolute bargain, order it today by sending either a cheque for the aforementioned amount made payable to Planet K Ltd T/A Hallmark Press International, plus £2.50 to cover first class postage and packing and we'll dispatch immediately, or visit her website and pay via Paypal using a debit or credit card 100% securely.
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24. More Deaths Than One. Christopher Elgood. ISBN: 978-1-906459-40-6 Price £12.95
More Deaths Than One is the second book in a trilogy, the first was entitled, Accidental Assassin and is published by The Book Guild, it is available at retail and internet outlets by quoting ISBN number: 9781846240010. Look out for publication of the third book in this series to be published in the future and entitled, The Eager Apprentice. These three books trace the professional development of the main female character from her birth in a mud hut to her seat in the House of Lords.
More Deaths Than One reveals the growth of the book's heroine, Nshila Ileloka. As the story unfolds the reader discovers the book is about the unforseen forces which surround us, as human beings we seek to try and understand them and manipulate them. The practitioners hope to convince the rest of us that if you do THIS - then THAT will happen. Definite proof is always hard to come by.
Nshila Lieloka was befriended in her youth by her tribal witchdoctor and was taught his skills. Given an education and an eventual scholarship to England she combined her newly learnt scientific skills with her darker knowledge. Circumstances arose which made her the most likely person to eliminate, first, a tribal enemy, and, later, a vicious corrupt policeman, in both cases she succeeded and that particular story can be read by buying Chris Elgood's former book entitled Accidental Assassin which is published by The Book Guild.
What better proof of the law of cause and effect can there be? Spells cast, rituals followed, and death achieved. If you do THIS - then THAT will happen.
In her desire to succeed, Nshila was apt to use both scientific and supernatural means. Which of them really achieved her desired ends?
Would Grant Toppley have ventured into the electricity sub-station - and died there - if she had not slipped the knotted cords into his pocket? Would Tetherman's car have burst into flames if she had not destroyed the model car with a blowtorch? If she had not obeyed the ghostly summons of her mentor, would she have met the young man who was to become THE EAGER APPRENTICE? The latter being the title of Chris Elgood's next book in this exciting story which will be available soon, details will be supplied on this website when available. In the meantime why not avail yourself of the opportunity to purchase Accidental Assassin from Amazon and More Deaths Than One from this website so you are well prepared to purchase the follow on - The Eager Apprentice, due to be published in 2009.
Chris Elgood's personal web site can be viewed by clickingHERE. Use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page.
26. The Island of Happiness - Vernon Rowland. No ISBN supplied. (Bronze Package publication) Price £9.95 inc P&P directly from the publisher.
27. Ogni Giorno Italiano - Authentic Italian Recipes - Maria De Marco. No ISBN supplied. (Bronze Package publication) Price £13.95 inc P&P directly from the publisher.
28. The Road to Panelak City - Phil Stephens (A Bronze Package publication) No ISBN supplied. Price £9.95 inc P&P directly from the publisher.
29. A Girl Like Alice - Ross Bryant (A Bronze Package publication) No ISBN supplied. Price £9.95 inc P&P directly from the publisher.
30. Perigord life/Je t'adore 24 - Cro Magnon. No ISBN (Bronze Package) available from us at £7.95
Read Roger Clifford-Bank's life in the Perigord region of South West France from March to November 2008. During his time living in the region Roger kept a daily 'blog'. This book is a copy of that very on-line diary which the author has put together in order to provide people with an idea of what it was really like, as an Englishman, living in this facinating country.
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