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The 'Class of 64' Reunion' invitations have been sent out. Seven, in particular, bear the crossed swords on the envelope flaps, these being the sign of the Brampton Musketeers. These seven girls, all members of Brampton High School, were lovingly nicknamed the Brampton Musketeers by their teachers during those formative school years. A place where strong friendships were forged and promises were made. But school finished, and their lives moved on. Twenty years later, each of the seven opens the invite and questions what had happened? Also, whether or not they should attend the event. This story is full of emotion, fear, regret and just maybe, a happy ending - only time will tell.Please note there is some adult content in this story.

New parents face many unknown challenges and surprises. They have many decisions to make, and sometimes no idea which way or who to go to for good advice. There are conflicting opinions about parenting and it can be so easy to become overloaded by the amount of information and ill-informed misinformation there is.This simple to use guide has been designed to help new parents when they most need help. Logically laid out in easy to understand language, this book puts information at their fingertips. From feeding to sleep, to picking the best or worst accessories and equipment. All of the most frequently asked questions that parents have are contained within this book.

Tommy Doyle is an ex-Detective Inspector in his mid-forties. He lives alone in an old three-story, brownstone building, in a district of LA. Tommy had joined the police force after leaving school, much the same as his father and grand-father had before him. Having left the force over three years ago; disillusioned and disappointed, Tommy had become a PI - setting up Doyle's Investigations. He had been a police officer for close on twenty years but had been driven out having been accused of a crime he did not commit. Like Tommy and his pal Mac, most of his fellow officers believed he had been set up, but they couldn't confirm that. Although cleared Doyle made the decision to retire, or maybe he'd resigned due to being let down by those upstairs? It all depended on your point of view. Being disillusioned, and with the lack of support from senior management, it seemed it wasn't what you knew, but more a question of who you knew. He also found he didn't like the politics of the modern police force. 'I know who you are,' thought Doyle as he walked away from the precinct. 'And one day, you will pay. One day, wherever you are, I will get revenge.' Not that Doyle was one to bear grudges, but he never forgot where a debt was owed; either by him, or to him.As it turned out leaving the police force worked out quite well for Tommy. And, regardless of missing working on the Police force, and being around the guys he'd known for so many years, Tommy had slowly built up quite a solid reputation within his local community. His favourite place to eat and hang out was O'Malley's Bar & Diner. A middle aged Irish couple ran the bar; Pat O'Malley and his wife Molly, who cooked the food. She made a 'mean' Stew & Dumplings, Tommy's favourite. The fact Doyle was an ex-copper wasn't held against him, and in fact probably helped as it made the community feel much safer knowing he lived close by. The following short stories are based on some of Tommy's cases.

This short story is a fantasy tale about Leah's family. It is an imaginative piece of writing and a light-hearted story suitable for all ages but especially young children. Leah wrote this when she was 13 years old. It won a Commendation from both Winchester University, and as an entry in the Pen and Ink Designs 2nd Spring Writing Competition, for being an amusing piece of work.

The ducks have come up from the pond and are trying to have a race around the farmyard. But Hilary Horse, Penny Pig, and Betty Cow think they are making too much noise. The ducks are sad because they don't know what to do. Then Rover Dog has a good idea and tells the ducks where they can go to run around. Do you think you can help them?

Freddie is fed up because his brothers don't want to play games. So, he goes on an adventure across the fields where he meets Clara Cow. Clara is a special cow who has come from another country. She tells Freddie all about herself and her sisters, and why she makes a tinkling noise when she walks.

Karla Koi was feeling very hungry. But she thinks the lady from the big house has forgotten all about her. When Bella Bee flies into the garden she says she will help Karla by going to look for the lady.

The Little Friends are gathering in the garden and are feeling excited. They are waiting for Kitty Cat to arrive because she has something special to show them. Everyone is waiting to see what, or who, Kitty Cat is going to bring to show them.

Snowball the Rabbit and her baby rabbits are on their way to see Poppy Rabbit but they are lost. Can Basil Blue Tit help her? Or will it be Timmy Tortoise who shows Snowball the right path into the garden?

Winter is over and the garden is coming to life once more. The Little Friends are starting to visit Big Fish who is feeling very hungry. Read how Bella Bee helps Big Fish and teaches him how she makes honey from collecting pollen.

Marty Mole lives underground but he is a lonely mole who really wants another mole to come and live with him. Will he be lucky and find one? Follow his adventure as he goes searching in an effort to discover that missing friend.

The farmer and his family have gone out for the day so the Little Friends are having a football match. Rover Dog is one of the referees and Hilary Horse and Betty Cow are the team captains. Find out which team Penny Pig, Georgie Goat, the chickens and ducks are on, and what their team names are. Which team will win the game?

Mummy Hen and Daddy Rooster have got some new baby chickens but they don't know what to call them. She asks the Little Friends, Penny Pig, Hilary Horse, Rover Dog, Tulip Sheep and Freddie Fly for some names. Read the story, look at the chicks, and guess what name Mummy Hen chose to call each baby chick.

Can You Hear Me? is a collection of poetry showing a view of life through the eyes of a teenager during those angst years of puberty.Some of the poems are matched will illustrations, created by Yami, that visually express her poetry.A voice for the future, Yami is a talent to watch out for.