Bücher von Paul Brennan

The Headless Horseman of Linton is a kindly ghost who has roamed the hills of the Yorkshire Dales for 600 years.Many children in the area have told stories of how he let them ride his old horse.But how did he come to be?Set in the year of 1411. Guinevere loved two men, Cedric the wealthy son of the local land owner and Alfred who looked after the horses in the local tavern.They both wanted to marry her, who would she choose and how is this connected to the start of the story of the Headless Horseman of Linton?

When the Godfather said, "Keep your friends close, but your enemies even closer," he was quoting Sun Tzu, a Chinese Warlord who wrote the Art of War 2,500 years ago.This book will give you the foresight to avoid or minimise disputes in the first place, which is often the most effective but least popular option. It not only covers court actions, but fights with government departments, multinationals, club committees, your spouse, neighbours and all sorts of other people and organisations that wind you up.If a Chinese Warlord could temper decisive and sometimes highly aggressive action with planning and caution, so can you pause to consider the consequences of your actions and plan accordingly. Itis so often the difference between victory and defeat.This book combines the qualities of a useful book on litigation with wry humour and the odd belly laugh. Whether you are a corporate warrior, small business owner or professional advisor, it will keep you amused, while providing you with insights and the understanding to manage risk.