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Following a threat to her life, and to the throne and court she is to one day inherit, Princess Imotenya Aria Accra has spent the last ten years of her life hiding in the village of Sapele from rebels and supporters of the former heir to the throne of Xavia, her uncle. When her father, the king, passes away, Aria is taken back to the palace where she finds that her former home isn''t as safe as it was thought to be. There are frequent rebel attacks and a dangerous game of power is being played in the palace, and Aria can''t decide who has her best interests at heart and who would see her cleared from the board.

Danny and the Forbidden Devils, the debut novel from Zach Smith delves into the dark and macabre underworld of angels and demons, lycans and vampires. Maliciously bewitching and eerily fascinating, Danny and the Forbidden Devils enraptures you into the realms of fantasy and science fiction. Danny, a demon struggling to control the beast within, finds himself locked in a struggle with the nefarious Sheppard: the very man responsible for the invasive experimentation and conniving schemes that have made his life a living nightmare. Along the way, Danny finds himself allying himself with a motley crew of outcasts from all over the underworld; like him, they too have suffered at the hands of the Sheppard family and their cruel intentions. However, there is more to the Sheppards' plans, and they're not prepared to go down without a fight.

In her first collection of poetry, Jean Daish brings together a delightful set of rhymes to amuse the young and please the older reader, too. Read about Uncle Bernard, who outstays his welcome. Meet a spectre who would rather rest his bones than haunt a place. Listen to the Christmas story through the eyes of an unusual narrator. There are poems to make you smile, some to make you think, and all to make you happy to have picked up Grandma''s Book of Rhymes.

Peter Harmon is a sophomore in college and best friends with Ben Prescott, a spoilt rich kid from the Hamptons. Peter comes from a troubled background but he works hard to put all that behind him, as he nurses his ambition to be a published author, and concentrates on his studies.But one day, Peter meets Ben''s father, Robert, and the sexual attraction between the two is immediate and overwhelming. They start an illicit affair as Robert''s marriage to Ben''s socially ambitious mother starts to unravel. Then the murders begin and the city of New York is gripped by fear. Someone is making menacing, threatening phone calls, and as the body count starts to rise, random men are murdered, their tortured and mutilated bodies found around the city. But, are they random or connected to Peter''s blood-stained childhood memories? In the shocking climax, the caller is unveiled in menacing sick detail as the killer will stop at nothing.

At the age of four, Vera Hemsley was asked to draw a picture of what she wanted to be when she grew up. Her match-stick image of a woman with a red cross on her cap and apron was clear for everyone to see. This delightful memoir follows Vera's journey into nursing, recounting some of her most memorable anecdotes along the way. From sneaking out of the Nurse's Home during training, to the pranks played by hospital staff, and the colourful characters on a district nurse's round - Vera tells it all! Sometimes touching, yet humorous throughout, Don't Panic, It's Only The Nurse gives a personal insight into a unique career. There is something to make every reader smile along the way.

In a captivating kaleidoscope of images, Bible of Love and Obscurity takes us on a journey deep into the recesses of the senses and the mind. Confronting themes of love, injustice, the beauty of nature and the acute pain of war and oppression, the reader is seamlessly conducted through a range of emotions, from the sensual and intimate through melancholy and solitude to the combative and defiant. Zillur Rahman Shuvro gives himself licence to ‘flow like a reckless fountain' and sheds light on the heart of the human condition. With a powerful voice in seeking to expose evil's true face, he lays bare urban decay and ugliness with stark precision. Yet a soothing moonlit oasis and moments of warm sensuality provide a compelling and alluring backdrop to mankind's perplexing daily struggle.

Rita and Sally, two plucky Plymouth Rock chicken sisters, are treating their friends to a treat that is traditional to their family. Just as they put the finishing touches together, they run into trouble. Together they quickly come up with a treat that becomes a new spectacular family secret that is tremendously enjoyed by all.

Mrs Poser lives in the UK with her beloved dog Amble, a Golden Labrador, and her two cats, Teaser and Wafter. Then, her daughter lands a dream job that will take her to Australia for two years, and wants Mrs Poser and Amble to join her. Mrs Poser is thrown into a quandary.Should she leave her cats, take Amble and go to Australia for two years, so she can be with her two grandchildren and watch them grow up? But then what about the cats, what about her best friend Mrs Pullalong and Badger, Amble's best friend?A solution comes from unexpected quarters. Mr Helpful, a friend of the two women, has a sister Harriet, who lives in Scotland. Harriet has been wanting to move nearer to him. She steps in and agrees to take care of the cats and the house until Mrs Poser and Amble return.This charming story, told from the perspective of Amble and the other animals, takes us all along on their marvellous adventure to Australia, a land so different from their home, but a place where they make firm friends and have loads of adventures.

The Poosedly Princess lives in a castle in Poosedly Land. She loves the animals of the forest and helps them when they are injured by the hunter.When the hunter himself is hurt, she asks the animals to help her. Will the animals be kind to the person who hurt them?Let's get to know their story.

'Now Thierry understood; man had always been able to deal with their own affairs, but this war was affecting the creatures of their land. The big ones were struggling; it was important that all the little creatures played their part.'The war is raging and France is under great threat from the Boche. The soldiers are battling bravely but need some assistance. Enter, Antoine: ant commander. Using the cicadas' voices, he calls upon all the little creatures to come together and use each of their unique skills to create a formidable team. But can such small creatures really resist the march of the mighty Boche? And save their way of life?This charming tale with a powerful message is set in a gentle context that children can understand and relate to.