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The past is always with us; it's just that sometimes we don't see it.

Summer 2004. Tom Searight can't relate to his 14-year-old daughter, Charlotte, or his cantankerous old father, Robert. But his life really disintegrates when he discovers his wife of 15 years, Julie, is having an affair with Charlotte's favourite teacher.

A chance letter from France takes Tom on a journey to learn about the life of his great uncle, Guy Searight, a veteran of the First World War. But as Tom learns more about his family's tragic past and his own father's turbulent...

Compelling narratives are integral to successful foreign policy, military strategy, and international relations. Yet often narrative is conceived so broadly it can be hard to identify. The formation of strategic narratives is informed by the stories governments think their people tell, rather than those they actually tell. This book examines the stories told by a broad cross-section of British society about their country’s past, present, and future role in war, using in-depth interviews with 67 diverse citizens. It brings to the fore the voices of ordinary people in...

This is the story of Aiden the Third Grader, who almost got eaten by the Staplegator. How much of this tale is true, well I guess that's entirely up to you. But I can tell you this, you'll learn a thing or two and when the Staplegator strikes again, it just might save you.

The Staplegator is the whimsical story of Aiden, an unfortunate third grader who is attacked by a monster while working on a school project and how he survived, as told by a fellow student who witnessed the event. Perhaps it is just the magnificent embellishment of an overactive imagination, or maybe, just maybe,...

When love becomes your greatest enemy

Moscow, 1935. Stalin is in power. People live in constant fear – fear of each other, fear of being denounced, and fear of Stalin’s secret police, the NKVD. Ordinary citizens live behind a mask – a public face that enables them to toe the Party line and conceal their true feelings and personal thoughts. 



One such citizen is thirty-year-old Maria. She has a past – the sort that, if known, would cost her her freedom. So monstrous her crime, she is forced to live a lie. Maria marries...