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Freedom to Roam is a unique hybrid book that shows how Wil Gesler's academic pursuits in the field of Health Geography at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill intersect with both his leisure time activity as a dedicated walker in the English Lake District fells and his personal life.

A light-hearted and illustrated account of the experiences of a British baby-boomer and his family in coping with the cultural differences living in continental Europe.

Join Holly and Sam and the rest of the Wilson Family on their caravan adventure!

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Bubbles is a dragon who is a little different. Bubbles is a gentle rhyming story about believing in yourself and being happy with who you are. Follow Bubbles as he teaches other dragons about kindness and strength, whilst readers, about empathy and self-confidence - empowering readers who may feel they are different from their friends.

Alice and Paul continue on their adventure, picking up a young woman along the way, who Alice befriends, and takes under her wing. Paul becomes entangled in the darker side of life, thus becoming estranged from Alice and her newfound friend.

When the National Medical Advisor to the Security Services is on the point of retrieving an injured patient from a hijacked 747 at Heathrow, the authorities pull the plug on a protracted negotiation, with resultant loss of life. Primum non nocere. First do no harm. At the inquiry, Dr Alastair Cameron-Strange is scapegoated and hung out to dry. Why?

Finding herself single in her forties after making the move to New York, or more accurately, Suburban New York, Lilith feels trapped. This wasn‿t the life she‿d envisaged for herself.

Marie and her family are safe inside their little home, but outside on the wild moor stands Jarvis, watching their bothy. He is bare foot and unkempt. What does he want of the people he is watching? Why is he there? Why is it that he seems so often to be close to places where there is trouble? Is Marie right to fear this strange man?

Camel-ong Cowboy is a quirky Christmas song with a catchy tune and easy-to-read lyrics. It features a “poor, lonesome cowboy�, who sings to his unlikely steed, a camel, while driving his cattle across the prairies.

Crime of the Century is a comprehensive book about classic rock‿s connections to true crime cases with over twenty true stories of classic rock musicians and their encounters with murderers, and musicians who committed murders.

How far would a young boy go to protect his mother from heartbreak? When her husband drowns in the Thames, Joss returns to her Cornish roots with 12-year-old Ollie, hoping change will heal them both. But Joss has a blind spot: her son. Unknown to Joss, he secretly acts to neutralise any perceived threats to her well-being ‿ whatever the cost.

A comprehensive exploration of education through the ages, Warlow asks the question - what can modern schools learn from the past?

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Kay's mother never loved her. This was a strange ambience for a growing child and one she'd puzzled over during her childhood and later in her early adult life. As a lonely little girl, she created an imaginary friend, who returns as an adult, making Kay question her sense of reality.

Looking for Joan and Other Stories is a collection of stories set in UK, Ireland, and New York. A bereft widower roams the city in search for his late wife. His âEUR¿searchâEUR(TM) is advanced in five of the stories.

When Beatrice Gardiner whispers, 'the ring', with a collapsing exit breath, her daughter Fabienne, takes the simple band and finds an inscription with two dates, three months apart. This becomes the backdrop for a tale of intrigue and divided family loyalties.

The story is about a retired couple, Teddy and Jo Jensen, who decide to buy a holiday home in Fuengirola, Spain and accidentally get mixed up with some drug dealers. They try to kill Jo as they think that she is the same person that they warned to leave High Vista.