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From its first public demonstration at the Farnborough Airshow of 1949, the English Electric Canberra bomber captured the attention of the aviation world. It could outmanoeuvre all the fighters of the time and it could climb way above their operating ceilings. This book deals with this aircraft.

Her lucid visions of his life labelled her delusional, but with a spiritual medium suggesting they were very real, which theory would hold the truth? Sheffield, England, 1912. Nurse Mary O'Driscoll's sheltered life is set to drastically change when she is called to a police cell by Court Missionary, Robert Elliott, to help with Walter Stanford, a roguishly charismatic, deaf and mute criminal. When Walter collapses and is rushed to hospital, Ma...

The RAF's first Cold War strategic bomber, the Vickers Valiant, was procured as an insurance measure in case either the Vulcan or Victor was found to have a serious flaw. The Valiant was the equivalent of the US B-47 Stratojet.

When a well-known judge is found dead in a police cell and a sinister discovery is made on the 1.40 train into London weeks later, court missionary Robert Elliott and surgeon Tom Sharpe are plunged into a dangerous mystery of wartime espionage and corruption. As Elliott offers to help secure the future of the judge's son and housekeeper Elsie Sowerby, little does he realise the extent of a deception that stretches to the top of the British int...

Sheffield, England, 1912. When a mute criminal known as 'the Street Arab' is taken into custody, police call on court missionary, Robert Elliott, to try and unravel the enigma. With the help of Mary O' Driscoll, a sharply perceptive nurse, Elliott reveals the prisoner to be Walter Stanford, a man with a blemished past and who is about to change their lives forever. As Elliott tries to understand the significance of a mysterious note fo...

On a bleak night in 1916, news breaks of a pit disaster. The next morning a woman is discovered on a colliery spoil heap, at the edge of exhaustion, bewildered - tortured by her thoughts. Sheffield court missionary, Robert Elliott, and his friend, Professor Tom Sharpe, are mystified by the case notes of 'MARION'. Their unique blend of logic and insight should have provided all the answers, but for each puzzle that they solve, another appear...