Lottie Montmerencie's life could never be dull. The young library assistant continues to find herself involved in one fantastic adventure after another, ably assisted by her friend Penny and her talking pets Allsorts and Scruffy. Guarded and guided everywhere she goes by a magical talking charm, she will go to any lengths to save her beloved land of Dofstram from the evil Zanus, the witch-creature Imelda and their hordes of Zanuthians and Gorgonians. In this second book in the trilogy, the terrors begin right back home on her doorstep, when a neighbour called Jeremy turns out to be less human...

Love in the midst of grief is the story of a devastating double tragedy; the deaths of two much-loved young men within a short time of one another, one from a terrible virus, the other from unknown causes. Their loss devastated their family. Nine years on, their younger brother-in-law, Satenam Johal, who has a professional background in social care, has written a detailed account of the tragedy and its aftermath. In doing so he hopes not only to help his family in their continuing grief but to provide others who are mourning loved ones to understand and manage the grieving process. The book...

The true story of a family's faith and courage through many of life's challenges and how they discovered the secrets of success, abundance, wealth and happiness. Having found the key I now wish to share this wonderful transformation of mine with others and above all to inspire them.

The Passion Gene is the first novel from Louis de Savy and tells how united by common professional interests, a shared love of culture plus irresistible emotional and physical attraction, a couple become lovers. As they are swept away in an increasingly powerful tide of love and desire, their illicit life together is almost too good to be true. After years of writing about advances in medical science in journal articles and books, Louis de Savy decided in retirement, by way of contrast, to direct his pen to fiction and to explore a subject which has long fascinated him - the hidden destinies...

Now newly updated for 2017. A beginners guide to successful writing and publishing is a must for all budding authors. Asked to name their ideal job, more people in the UK say they would like to be an author than anything else. Yet with more than 200,000 books now being published here a year and over two million worldwide, the competition is getting fiercer by the minute. As editor in chief of a successful self-publishing house, Chris Newton spends most of his waking hours editing and ghostwriting books for other people, and he knows all about how books can go wrong and how they can be put...