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JIMMY MACK 1967 - Let The Good Time Roll (Side B). What happens when fame and fortune come calling? Mack, Effy and Angie find instant success in the fashion world of the 1960s. But nothing is straightforward or simple. This is a love story with a difference. What if the three are two couples? Effy and Angie are best friends who have agreed to share Mack living life as two separate couples. Their new lives will take the three away from the North of England and the Mod scene thrusting them into high earning celebrity careers. As their fame grows they will find themselves in London, Spain and New York. Along the way they will experience press and fashion industry intrigue, deception and malice. Can their unusual love arrangement survive?

THIS STORY IS ABOUT A GUY CALLED Benjamin he starts off in a really good relationship he has everything until his mouth and a few arguments cause him to lose control and end a really good relationship with the ins and the outs of being thrown out of his own house losing everything including the girl after storking her around and watching her go up further in her job forcing Benjamin to quite his job as they both worked for the same company. with jealously and bitterness Benjamin is slowly falling form being at the top to ending right down at the bottom. when Benjamin awakes in a park not knowing where he is or how he got there dressed as a tramp he continues his journey in to a new world of poverty and confusion as he starts to live his new life.

This book is a play it consists of a few character s and the in and outs of Benjamin who awakes to find himself in a science lad under going tests and experiments when Benjamin finds out where he really is he goes through the trails and tribulations of being lock up after being told that he gave the team of scientists his permission to use him. after asking if he could leave he is denied only to cause more confusion on his behalf.

This book is the first of two parts it is a hard action with a bit of sci -fi with a little bit of crime. it picks up slowly and ends fast with a little bit of action all the way through not to hard as the story is based on the character Benjamin. It is a story of good, bad and tearful. it starts with a childhood and ends all grown up. As the character develops through the eyes of Benjamin as he tests himself it is a paranoid performance as the character intertwine into a dark experience as Benjamin's reputation is slowly destroyed.

A serial killer has travelled across the Eastern Quadrant of the galaxy leaving a trail of mutilated corpes behind them.Galactic Council profilers predict the next murder will occur in the Black Systems, a haven for galactic criminals. With many of the established planetary leaders being bribed to ignore the criminal presence, they refuse to join the council and allow the Galactic Council's police force, known as the Guardians, jurisdiction. As planetary elections approach, systems president, Coalition Master Darl, wants to eject the alien criminal society and bring his people into the galactic alliance. Risking riots and electoral failure, he requests a guardian work undercover to find the killer. With Gaeizaan slaves once common in the Black Systems, and rumours persisting about some surviving a plague, it is agreed a guardian will come in under this guise. Space guardians from the quadrant being unable to undertake the mission in case of recognition, a Gaeizaan based guardian, Luapp Nostowe, is seconded to space duty. To help him with the mission he needs a female assistant to act as bait and draw the killer out. He chooses Enegene Namrae, a civilian he knows has the skills to protect herself. Due to history between them, Luapp and Enegene have a mutual wariness of other, but it doesn't stop them working together.

This book is basically all the spirit five story's in one binding and written again. There might be few changes but it is the same story's all action and sci-fi. WITH THEB SAME CHARECTERS, the books I think are a cool collection and that's why I have chosen to bind them in to one book and so.. there you have the trilogy. it is a beautiful story.

When Ronald Jenkinson, a widower, and a retired senior university lecturer tires of his own company and decides to start up a book club, little does he know what a disparate group of people will respond to his summons. They form the basis of the novel as it attempts to use contemporary realism to describe something of the way they live.A varied group drawn together only by their interest in books. From the great bulk of criminally inclined Antioch Morrison to the slip of a redhead, Emerald Duckfield. Antioch's live- in partner Clarissa Downing isn't in the book club, but her travails when she tries to escape his clutches form an important part of the story. Shy university student called Roddy Fitzgerald has an amorous eye for Emerald while she meets Michael Portland, the son of a garage proprietor, in a local pub and strikes up a firm relationship. Roddy after amorous ventures elsewhere eventually returns to his first love.Justine Thompson and her bookshop owning lover Peter Handsford are having a turbulent relationship.Caroline Amerson already has two teenaged children when she gives birth to another son at the age of thirty-five. Her chance meeting a blind man leads to a brief association brought to an end when her baby son Sammie goes down with meningitis. Ronald has his own affair of the heart when he asks Rosalind Thomson, an old university acquaintance to join the Club but things don't work out.Throughout all the trials and tribulations of the members the group meets once a month to discuss a particular book which all forms part of the story.

'What Price Peace?' is an autobiographical account of a language teacher, who used environmental issues as a common theme to bring the different sections of the community together to work for peace in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Irvine then went on to progress this educational model Internationally and she gives us a poetic, honest and haunting account of her life and visionary work in Ireland, Sweden, Peru, Russia, Indonesia and Nova Scotia. She revisits and shares with us her inspirational success story (recognised by UNCED) of empowerment for women working in the environmental field and striving towards peace and awareness in troubled lands.

Extending out from Northern Greece into the Aegean Sea are three peninsulas, one of which, Mount Athos, has been a monastic republic for over a thousand years. A pilgrimage to the Holy Mountain is a journey to the heart of Orthodox monasticism, and Father Spyridon takes us with him to hear words of ancient wisdom that may lead us into a deeper sense of God's presence. Father Ioakeim Oureilidis writes "This book is primarily a spiritual invitation through this paper object, that our Holy Mary, our Panagia, making good use of Fr Spyridon's skills and talents, extends to us all to visit her earthly home, the Holy Mountain, in order to be rejuvenated through faith and communication with the praying fathers and her grace."

These rare black and white images give us glimpses of the distant and mysterious land of Burma/Myanmar. For many years it was shut off from the world under a repressive military government and now in 2018 current events are disturbing and puzzling to the world. Here we see the wide elegant streets of Rangoon as it was during British rule before WW2, and many other exotic and touching sights, ancient buildings, landscapes and the people of many ethnic origins. The ancient oil wells, the ever present pagodas, the daily procession of the monks and elephants skilfully trained to do their difficult work moving the great trunks of teak to the mighty rivers. The author's family and other people she met left her with many documents and photographs from the past and the images here tell us many stories. The sadness and frustration of the Burmese during colonial times but also carefree schooldays. Small numbers embraced Christianity and very plain churches could sometimes be seen in the Buddhist villages and towns. A book which says very little in words, but is a unique and fascinating record from Burma's troubled past.

In this book are lists of over 600 classical, jazz and contemporary piano pieces from grade 5 - 8 (including some at grade 4) These are taken from an index of pieces set for piano exams between 1971 and 2014 made available to the author by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. This is a valuable source of reference for teachers and pupils alike and will assist in choosing music to study which is gradually becoming more challenging. There are also brief notes about early keyboard instruments and the first pianos and how keyboard music developed into music for the instrument we know today as the modern piano ALSO IN THE SERIES, BOOK 1 Scale charts, arpeggio exercises and chord routines BOOK 2 ways of practising to develop skills with many musical examples. Based on many years' teaching and playing experience

Does God exist? What is the nature of God? Why should I be moral? Is there an ultimate objective for man? Many different arguments have been employed over the centuries to answer these questions, for they are fundamental to our sense of purpose. This book attempts to provide answers using some simple logical analysis and observations based on common experiences. Concepts relating to the certainty of knowledge, the existence of God, the nature of morality and the ultimate objective of man are explored. The result is a challenge to long accepted wisdom and an alternative proposition for the consideration of mankind.

Broke Londoner Mart's midlife crisis takes a frightening turn as he discovers the reason his pal Nick always comes out on top. Mart - who was jilted at the altar years ago by Hayley - grew up overshadowed by the womanizing Nick. Their last caper landed them in prison for insider trading, a crime for which Mart, the innocent party, received the longer sentence. And now Nick's come up with yet another wheeze - seances. Swallowing his guilt about conning the bereaved, Mart goes along with the plan.As the life-changing truth of the connection between the two men unfolds, Nick disappears inside a disused snooker hall and Mart - who is still missing Hayley - is buffeted by forces he'd never imagined.

Turn off, tune out, and drop in. It's 1968, and Stephen Sellars is struggling with his modernist crime novel, while his lead character stumbles helplessly toward a predetermined act of murder. Will Sellars be swallowed by history before he finds his voice? The answer's here on the page, read it for yourself. But the book's not about Sellars. It's about Bergman, who gets in debt and plans to get himself out by taking something that doesn't belong to him. Only, plans never work out, everybody knows that. And he ends up with blood on his hands. So it's a serious book, but Sellars is too self-conscious (and maybe too easily distracted) to go the whole hog with the mean streets bit and come up with a gripping plot. If you want something that'll leave you breathless with surprise, go ride somebody else's roller coaster. On the other hand, take a deep breath and tag along as Sellars' novel (or anti-novel) refuses to go where it's expected to go.

In the late 1960s Jindalee cattle station in Western Australia is once again affected by drought. Jon Cadwallader's relationship with his troublesome neighbour, Kit Kennilworth, a fellow cattleman, disrupts his contentment as does his concern for protégé, Harry Hammond, who has returned from Vietnam a double amputee. Jon's brief return to England and his re-acquaintance with Pete, a childhood friend, and Merle, an ex-girlfriend, draws him into the complex and volatile world of the Australian nickel boom. But soon after, a terrible accident throws Jon into a dark depression in which buried memories and emotions resurface. His family life in jeopardy, an old adversary returns and takes him on a journey, a journey of rediscovery and renewal.

Father Spyridon presents a challenge and a warning to all Christians about the growth of the kingdom of Satan. He points first to the signs of this growing kingdom before explaining how we are each attacked and manipulated by evil powers that have corrupted our world. The looming threat of a one world government is presented by this Orthodox priest with a mixture of soberness and urgency.

This simple guide has been created to prepare you for your journey towards a calmer and more capable you. Anxiety (including panic attacks) can have such a negative impact in our lives and can prevent us from reaching our true potential.It is never too late to make a start on your road to recovery. The practice of learning and adapting is simply required.A workbook has been included to help you follow-through on the exercises suggested within. Be assured, a place of calm exists within you, it's just a matter of finding your way. Here's to your success in reclaiming your anxiety-free self!

America, 1881. The north-western frontier, where old sins cast long shadows. The consequences of Robert Rathbone's vicious betrayal of a fellow soldier, fifteen years before, resurface just as he's about to stand for the first election to be held in the new settlement of Buffalo, Wyoming. Rathbone has spent the years since leaving the army building a ruthless reputation across the American Northwest. His pursuit of power, wealth, and status are all driven by his desire to acquire the one thing that has eluded him since that earlier time, and the reason for his treachery: the love of Josie 'Sugar' Dunaway. Shadows from the past track Rathbone to Buffalo, a town where two-fisted men and street-savvy women survive by the strength of their wits, and the speed of their guns. A Dixie bounty hunter, an English nobleman's son in exile, and a cow-hand with changeable allegiances, complicate each character's pursuit of their own goal. 1881 demonstrates the power of envy and love, betrayal and revenge, set against a backdrop of the American frontier, where life is played out in the raw, and where the land and its people were transformed into an enduring country and distinct American character.

The drug fuelled all-night Mod dance scene of the Sixties is the backdrop to a secret love. Soul music the soundtrack to this intense love affair.

Detective Inspector Reg Tombs is assigned to a serial rape investigation. All the victims have received a savage bite to their necks, and seem strangely affected, more than can be explained by just the trauma. All speak of a horrible mask, and soon the media are dubbing the rapist, the "Vampire". Reg, divorced, finds himself in the company of the severe, but excitingly beautiful company of newly transferred Detective Sergeant Stephanie Stevens. True love, and not a little lust is kindled in his loins, but overshadowing everything is the hunt for the increasingly violent "Vampire". Is he a weirdo on drugs, or is there a more sinister connection to a nearby biological warfare establishment? The net steadily closes, but the "Vampire" turns the tables, and Stephanie Stevens, set up as bait in her flat, waiting for the beat of the "Vampire's" wings, is in deadly danger - -

In seventh century England, a vicious attack sets in motion a war of attrition which will last for generations.Four kings, connected by blood and marriage, vie for the mantle of overlord. Three affect to rule with divine assistance. The fourth, whose cousin and sister have been mistreated and whose friend has been slaughtered, watches, and waits.He is a pagan, he is a Mercian, and his name is Penda.By his side is a woman determined to escape her brutal past. She aids his struggle against his treacherous brother and their alliance founds a dynasty with the potential to end injustice and suppression, if only they can continue to stand together...A story that spans generations, and travels from Sutton Hoo to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne and back to the buried treasure of Staffordshire, this is the first volume of the tales of the Iclingas, the family who ruled Mercia, fighting to avenge their kin and to keep their people free.

Tens of thousands of civilians of many races and the British Army, together with Chinese soldiers and many Indian soldiers were forced to flee northwards in Burma in 1942. The invasion was swift and by May almost all of the country had been overrun by the Japanese. The last airfield at Myitkyina was taken in May and now the only way out was on foot through dense jungle and over high mountain ranges to India. Many did not know how far they would have to travel and where safety could be found. Many had already travelled 100's of miles from the south in the heat before the monsoon. Captain Gribble was used to working in the jungle areas in Kachin State but he would never normally have travelled in the monsoon which started as many thousands were struggling along remote tracks in the jungle which were to become waterlogged and very dangerous. Many died of illness, exhaustion and hunger. These four stories give a vivid impression of these historic journeys. One was written by the author's mother, Josephine Chapman whose journey covered over 700 miles from Rangoon to Imphal. Records of outstanding ITA rescue missions were given to the author, together with photos taken on his fraught journey by Dr Farrant Russell. This was a huge exodus about which not much is known.

The novel is a satirical, campus novel set in the recent past. It concerns the ivory towers of academe, what it is to be Non-PC in the Eighties, and a great deal of alcohol.It is December, 1985. The year is winding gently towards its close until Dr Fergus Girvan, a Classicist at Ariel University, finds his research has been stolen by the man who is also seeking to steal his daughter. But which man is, actually, the more unscrupulous of the two? And is there hope for either of them?"You have such a lovely use of language I found myself drawn into your story on that alone. Merry murder from piles and fabulous descriptions of the knee cartilage make this a joy to read." (Kelly Van Nelson, author of The Pinstripe Prisoner, long-listed for the Yeovil Literary Prize 2017) "It's really interesting how you create a sense of modern day angst that we can all relate to but set that within an academic setting relating to historical and archaic study. It's a lovely juxtaposition between two worlds and works really well." (Karl Warburton, forthcoming novel: The Taxi-Dermist)"It is good to read such fluent and entertaining writing. ... The tone is just right for the world-weary Fergus: it is always gratifying when a new character so quickly becomes familiar. ... Comedic writing often runs the risk of being anything but; however, the dry wit deployed here is sharp (indeed, Tom Sharpean) and well directed." (Jago Piran, author of YA thriller The Devil's Own Time)

10th-Century England is rocked by scandal when the young king is caught in bed with his wife - and her mother.Nobleman Alvar knows that securing the throne for the young and worthy prince Edgar will brand him an oath-breaker. As a fighting man, he is indispensable to the new sovereign, but his success and power gain him deadly, murderous enemies: Abbot Dunstan, banished, recalled, and in no mood to forgive; Bishop Oswald, the ambitious foreigner who will let nothing stand in his way. They must not discover Alvar's secret love for the wife of his deputy, whilst Alvar must keep her safe, and serve and protect the queen, who is in love with him and who harbours a dark secret of her own...Civil war erupts, and Alvar once again finds himself the only man capable of setting a new king upon the throne of England, an act which comes at great personal cost. His career began with a dishonourable deed to help a good king; now he must be loyal to a new king, Æthelred, whom he knows will be weak, and whose supporters have been accused of regicide. Can he bring about peace, reconcile with his enemies, and find personal happiness, whilst all the time doing his duty to his loved ones?

This 10-part course has been specifically designed to help new players who want to win modest amounts when playing blackjack online or with continuous-shuffle machines at live casinos. Most blackjack instruction books on the market today still propound card counting as the only viable way to win consistently. However, card counting is ineffective when playing online and when playing with continuous-shuffle machines. In today's Blackjack world, it is estimated that less than 1% of players are card counters. This program is presented in ten progressive lessons designed to lead the reader to proficiency quickly and naturally. It is strongly supportive of Basic Strategy, which must be learned to perfection, as well as propounding self control, careful organization and budget awareness.