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Christine Parker's life has been ruined and tormented for over three decades.She soon realises she is not alone and that her perpetrator Richard Ellis has spun a massive web and ensnared many others into it, including his beautiful wife Helen Ellis and his cousin Madge Holland. Whilst sex is very much on Richard's mind, control is what he craves. Set over three decades on a large council estate in Manchester.1970's starts with Christine being savagely raped and then almost being the victim of a brutal murder. As she tries to get on with her life working in the local bakery and having nights out at 'The Golden Garter' she realises 'he' is never far away.1980's Helen's life is in turmoil when she realises what Richard is and tries to get in touch with Christine to warn her, not knowing all the while Madge Holland is being held captive at the hands of her husband.1990's Christine's youngest daughter is also subjected to the hands of Richard Ellis; she confronts him for the first time causing all sorts of complications. 'You can abuse a mother all her life but never lay a hand on her children.'The three women form a bond so strong that together they unite to overcome the web he has spun. However, he refuses to be entangled in his own thread.It is only when Madge and Christine's daughter, Ella and Bess along with their friend Nessa Brown are reunited back with their old enemy Peter Lawrence. The day is saved.…again. This time, it is not Richard Ellis they are dealing with. They already did that. It's his son…….Are they strong enough to do it all again?They have to do it…… They owe it to the 'Dark Angel' who gave every one of them hope, hope to live free of the evil born from the devil's spawn. 'When you can feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, hope is the beautiful angel who will help you with your heavy load' Oh and me, I'll be here carrying what I can ….with hope'

I am well travelled man with a world of life experiences.My has work has taken me to all continents and during my travels I have used my skills and talents to enhance the lives of many other different peoples and nationalities. My books are driven from my life experiences some are based on truth and others are derived from the power of imagination and that of the human mind. Hypnotherapy and Tarot cards play a strong part of this unusual life of mine and the influence of these trusted skills and occultist forces add spice to an already colourful life.

I was born in Norfolk in the 1960s.And have lived in Norfolk all my life.I had a fantastic childhood with fabulous parents.And love the countryside around me.I like to think I'm in tune with the countryside and the paranormal,Which is reflected in my poetry.

The first in a series of three books which draws on the sexuality of woman driven by the Eros of man. The story starts with a basis of truth and eventually evolves into a future where sex and passion are devolved from the human contact we all crave and strive for. Sex and love are two separate emotions and each one of these creates its own problems. The end result shows that if people cannot get the satisfaction and stimulation they need by normal means they will then look to other ways to satisfy the sexual eroticism that drives them. People continually seek new ways to achieve sexual highs and with modern technology these sexual needs can be satisfied in the most extreme ways. This book illustrates how far men and women will go in their pursuit of pleasure. "her skin was like a black mirrored glass and the beads of sweat rolled down her body ..."Warning: Explicit Sexual References

Hugh G has woken to find himself being intimately cared for by a group of seductive, sultry young women. Who is he really? How did he come to be there? More importantly, will he stay? When successful author Ruth Calvert arrives, passion reaches a peak - but does she have an ulterior motive?The Love Machine is the second book in the series, following on from The Erection.Warning: Explicit Sexual References

There was a time when fairies were manifest and clear to see. That time is still here, for our time is as strange as ever was. This little book tells of people who have seen the Fay and the real places where the events described occurred. True you will need some insight to discover meaning in the words herein, for the tales have much to tell.Truth or fiction is for you to decide and for those without the sight, pictures of the 7 and images of Smok can be found around and about like the Fay themselves. So sit back, open the book and let my words take you to a journey around your imagination and the reality of the seen and unseen in past and present in the glorious South West of Albion.

Chimney sweeper Tommy befriends a maid named Ella. Unknown to Tommy, Ella has a dark past and is an evil person. She is the sister of the demon Marcos who rules the dark world with his satanical powers.Vultures were forced out of their planet as it was turning into an iceberg. They were flying into planet Earth hoping to settle on it. Marcos and Ella did not want vultures to settle on their planet. They planned to destroy the planet with the help of their evil cut throat friends.Radu the leader of the world of rodents was the keeper of the Earth's rotation. Ella strives to persuade Tommy to convince Radu to join her and fight Vortex. The battle ensues!

If you're looking for spine-chilling mystery, syrupy romance, blatant sex or gratuitous violence, read no further.If you're interested in an enthralling chronicle of two young men, one white, one black, in apartheid South Africa, then this is a book for you. Their destinies become inexorably intertwined in their pursuit of what is right.Zak Ginsberg is shaped by his parents' sad histories. Awareness of the Second World War, his Jewishness and the status of the black population slowly infiltrate his consciousness.Mpande Gumede has spent an idyllic childhood in rustic Zululand. At high school, he realises for the first time, that he is a second-class citizen.Zak studies the art of saving lives. Mpande pursues the craft of destroying lives. Both are drawn into the anti-apartheid struggle. The one acts because his ancestors were victims, the other because he himself is a victim.Can they survive the challenges ahead?

The writer has continued the theme of his thoughts, feelings and comments etc. to a boring degree for another 13 years.His life has settled since 'a life of snakes and ladders' was published so more positive emotions and happiness have come to the fore. Thank god.The diary format continues with dates and places recorded.

We are miracles of evolution but deeply flawed. In our makeup, we suffer from the human condition; in our flesh, diabetes, back ache and a million other diseases. It goes right down to the cellular level, the disparity between harmonious Darwinian mechanics and plain rotten luck. And sometimes those very cells, in an effort to re-grow and multiply to keep us healthy and fit, rebel, for reasons unknown, and start to tear us apart. But the ravages don't have to destroy us totally, body and soul. Emmelle is a young boy dealt the harshest of blows. Within the physical limits of his illness, he finds a strength of mind and purpose that no disease can ever conquer. Haunting, powerful and spiritually potent, Cancer - A State of Mind shows us the only path when our lives are changed forever.

For nearly 20 years the National Physical Laboratory was operated on behalf of government by NPL Management Limited, a private company formed in 1995 specifically for that purpose. As Finance Director for almost the entire period, Alan Mann charts its transformation from a government agency to a thriving commercial business whilst at the same time protecting its scientific integrity and standing as one of the top three metrology institutes in the world.This could not have been achieved without a common understanding of shared values encapsulated in a document - 'partnering in practice' which remains as relevant today as it did then.His story describes how, through a period of government changes, political intrigue, economic upheaval and decant of operations from 82 buildings to a new state-of-the-art laboratory, it still emerged as a stronger and fitter organisation. It discusses the fundamentals that supported this sometimes uncomfortable cultural shift and how a truly effective partnership can be of significant benefit to government, the private sector and the taxpaying public alike.

The Isherwaites - An enchantress is transported from her own realm to a village in the human era of the 1920s where she must serve penance for her crimes. She is watched by other members of their world and all frequent the Hall of the failing fashionable Isherwaite Family, as servants as well as a mysterious black cat. The Enchantress - playing the part of a young Nurse - must only do good and must refrain from using her powers and risk exposure. However, members of the family begin to suspect when they witness unusual things, and a certain song that they are powerless against.The Wacky Flight - An unlikely combination of three children embark on an unlikely flying adventure; with a combination of brains, brawn, imagination and the strange influencing powers of a shy boy.Jakbi's Destiny - It is supposed that once you reach a certain age, you must cast aside the magic and take part in the cool and practical world. This was not yet the case for young Jakbi; his daydreaming, enchanted ideas and other influences bring him to another world. Once there, he finds himself in a labyrinth on a quest to save the Jewels of Shantah, encountering many colourful friends, foes and less readable influences.For more information about Hybropsyche visit www.hybropsyche.bandcamp.com or investigate YouTube.Once again, special thanks to Victoria Thorpe on her excellent collaboration and Cover Artwork. For more details on her works please visit www.VictoriaThorpe.co.uk

Love between the centuries...And then there's The Illuminati...Cue Sherlock Holmes...

Ever since the first Indian Jones film hit the silver screen in 1984, there has been speculation as to whether the fictional character was inspired by real-life. Indiana MacCreagh is the stand-out candidate. An intrepid explorer, adventurer and big-game hunter, he was also a prolific author whose writings entertained millions around the world.MacCreagh spoke several languages and was an entomologist, anthropologist, pilot, musician and photographer. He travelled extensively overseas, including South America, India, Burma, Tibet and Africa and led expeditions to the Amazon and Ethiopia in search of the Ark of the Covenant. He also served in both World Wars.MacCreagh enjoyed a remarkable life but the details are something of a mystery and full of enigmas. This book reveals the truth behind the legend and explores whether MacCreagh was the inspiration for the Indiana Jones stories. It is a biography, a tale of adventure and something of a detective story. Based on detailed research, the author challenges the accepted version of MacCreagh's life and provides a fascinating insight into the man and his achievements.

"A fascinating record of leadership and service about a family that endured war in many guises and extensive hardship with humility and the utmost fortitude." General Sir Peter WallThe book describes four brothers' experiences on the North West Frontier of India in the 1930s, throughout the Second World War, during the partition of India in 1947 and the Malayan Emergency in the 1950s as well as a rare insight into their mother's precarious isolation during the war in Jersey under German occupation.

In ancient Egypt, a love story grows between a little girl called Sa-Ma and the pharaoh's son, En-Ma. As time passes, their love grows stronger, but their story might end as a sacrifice must be given to the Nile to keep flowing.

Driven by obsessive greed, Queen Ellien's uncle, Avaroc, plots to seize her crown by starting a war between elf clans. He will stop at nothing, including murder and kidnapping, bringing despair to Winterne. Charlie, Halmar, Sam, Jenny, Morgan, and her cousin, Jericha, unite against him. Loyalties are tested to the limit and sometimes keeping your enemies close isn't the best plan...

It must truly have been a night to remember, when the ancient tower of St Peter’s came crashing down.But that was just the beginning of all that would befall the people of Wisbech and the Fens in the Tudor and Stuart eras. They were about to enter a time of such upheaval that the way they behaved, prayed, even the way in which they were expected to think, would be turned upside down.‘Plague, Flood and Gewgaws’ follows the progress of Wisbech and the Fens through two hundred turbulent years, witnessing the perils of religious Reform, flood, plague, fire and civil war.And it is the ordinary people who take centre stage here. Not the kings, bishops or burgesses, but the folk who laboured, fought and rebelled; the cottagers, ploughmen, dykers ... and the Fen Tigers themselves.

Orphans Elizabeth and Thomas find refuge in the town of Milande. The castle tower, however, carries an ancient curse. Ranwick is determined to discover its secret, and enlists the help of brave Thomas.What is the secret of the tower? Will he survive the frightening experience?

The warfare of the Christian is often times overemphasised, underemphasised or wrongly thought leaving many Christians anxious and confused. That is one area this book seeks to address.The truth is that there are separate rules and tactics to engage the enemy on your own behalf, on behalf of another and dealing with him on behalf of a group. Ignorance is a doorway to backlash and counter attacks from the devil.Are you aware that there is sure way to stop the negative reoccurrences in your life and that of others as a Christian?What about a way to know the plans of the enemy ahead of time?All it takes is knowledge and understanding which is unearthed in this book.

A Dynasty of Clergy named Archer is the meticulously researched, historically illuminating and compelling study of five clergy from the same family during the period 1500 to 1800. The breadth of the period covered by these five lives gives the reader ample opportunity to reflect on the nature of a clergyman's role in society, highlighting how much the role of a priest changes from generation to generation and how much a core brief remains unchanged from one century to the next.The story starts as the role of a minister or priest was being redefined. Prior to the Reformation, their task was primarily sacramental; taking masses, hearing confessions, baptising and burying. Some of these roles survived the changes in the church, although multiple masses were replaced by occasional Communions and daily services became briefer, leaving more time for other tasks. What those tasks were emerges from the Archer's story in each generation so that by the end we will have followed the evolution of the role of a parish priest over three hundred years.This is a fascinating book which will enthral any reader, particularly those interested in family history and biographies and will also be an invaluable reference for historians.

Geoffrey Israel Abrahams was born in 1933 in the east end of London to Romanian and Russian parents. A man of character or perhaps a character in this book? What is fact, what is fiction we will never know, he certainly did his national service in the RAF and some of the stories ring true from listening to him growing up.This book was given to me, his son, eight years after his death by my mother who found it in a drawer while cleaning out his belongings. The manuscript was typed by my mother Madelaine, 36 years ago on an old-fashioned portable typewriter, the ending however was still hand written. Having read the book I decided to have it published in his honor. Richard Abrahams Set in 1951, National Service was part of life in the UK, a young man enters the RAF. During the formation of Israel, his parents killed, a boy now a man intent on revenge, discovers an awful truth.

HEROKarl Marx dead and buried 115 years can still fill a hall. New York Times 1998.He saw the trends that existed and where they were leading. The Socialist Standard March 2000.We are celebrating the legacy of the struggle for social, racial, and gender equality. New York Times 1998. ZEROThere is an amount of evil teaching actively going on. The Times (London) 1851.(He) turned the twentieth century into an age of revolution and war. New York Times 1948.He was wrong because his "laws of history" turned out to be spurious. The Times (London) 1980.

Padstow, home of The Mermaid and Bow Inn with Blencathra, the all-pervading landlady and her cowardly partner, Cap'n Bligh.Macdonald Tamryn, a fatherless, soon to be eighteen-year old, dreams of becoming a successful entrepreneur. Will an Irish stranger put a spanner in the works?Lil the Tart, Lenny, The Birdseyes, a half faced Alsatian and the remainder of the crew, a harbourside mish mash of eccentricity, all play their part in Maccy's dream.'If One Armed Frank still possessed two arms, he wouldn't have a nick name at all, he'd just be plain old Frank the Firestarter!''Blencathra huddles on a salt-encrusted blanket. A seaweed covered bone wedged firmly in her slathering jaws.' The dog is sleeping beside her!''The bleddy dog got 'is nose caught in a speed-boat propeller, 'e was swimming too bleddy fast!''I promise never to eat sandwiches with meat in again, especially if the meat is still alive.'