The Amazing Grace Tour, is the true story of a journey of racial reconciliation, asking forgiveness for Liverpool's role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. It starts on Liverpool's Pier Head, and ends on Jekyll Island, Georgia, in the USA. The author found during his trip, that healing and justice, have to take place in the context of forgiveness in order for there to be real reconciliation, and that experiencing God's grace is the key to achieving it.

'Second helpings' continues Geoff Sadler's hilarious exploits of those loveable Brits, John and Anne Hammond, as they flounder their way through the vicissitudes of Spanish life among the ex-pats on the sun-drenched Costas. Meet again your old friends Ian Walker-Smythe and his intractable hound, the vivacious Susy Frost, and that most dubious of odd-job men, Crafty Charlie Bates. Add a wily entrepreneur, the delectable Monique, a squad of slap-happy Russians and a riotous Middle East cruise, and the mixture will be sure to please. As Anne says 'Isn't everything absolutely lovely '

JOHN AND ANNE HAMMOND have burnt their boats. John has taken early retirement from his insurance company and they have sold their suburban bungalow and bought a run-down cottage in southern Spain. Henceforth life will be one round of perpetual sunshine and cheap booze. But the realities of everyday living intrude. Their encounters with, Spanish builders, bureaucracy, dodgy odd-job men and their attempts to integrate into their new mode of life are frustratingly humourous. John tries his hand at writing a best seller and his wife takes up her painting again. But when they have to contend with...