Davies: 1593 books

Madison McIntyre loves the beach – the sun, the sand, a frosty drink by her side. But a beach with rainstorms, rocky ground, and the smell of fish? Not her first choice for an extended stay – especially when it’s under orders from her obnoxious boss. She has one month to prepare a resort plan...

The Christmas story, as seen through the eyes of a small boy, whose father is a Publican.

Miss Power's Great Adventure Book 1 When Carole Power agreed to give up her job as a teacher in a large Comprehensive School, in order to work in a bar in Southern Spain, little did she realise what she was letting herself in for. It isn't long before she dumps, Lyle, her two-timing...

Channelling their own words through the author, each of Henry VIII’s Queens takes it in turn to portray the King in a somewhat different light to what you may have already heard or read. From Katherine to Katherine – the ladies have their say about Henry: the lies, the facts, the reality of being...

Charles I is one of those enigmatic monarchs whose life story never fails to fascinate historians and readers alike. But, like so many historical figures, mention his name to most people and they will remember so few things about him: in this case, that he caused a Civil War; was held prisoner in...

Maynard Davies, the last of the apprentice bacon curers, tells his intriguing story in his own distinctive style. Always one to turn a challenge into an opportunity, Maynard took pleasure in learning the skills of the old master curers of the Black Country and he shares with the reader the secrets...

Torn from his bed by armed men in the middle of the night, whisked off to God knows where, held in solitary confinement, Daniel Welsh is scared, confused and baffled by his sudden change of circumstance. Who are his captors and more importantly who do they think he is and what do they want with him?...

“Who’s your father? The milkman?”In the 1970s and 1980s this was a popular taunt in playgrounds across Britain, but you don’t hear it so much nowadays. Why not?In the days when men went to work and women stayed at home, where did women turn to get their extra-marital satisfaction? The milkman...

Thirteen papers on Roman archaeology from the 10th annual TRAC conference. Contents: Representing the Romans in the Museum of Scotland (David Clarke and Fraser Hunter); Representing Londinium (Francis Grew); Writing colonial conflict, acknowledging colonial weakness (Garrick Fincham); Identities...

For the first time four crucial aspects of gastrointestinal endoscopy are combined in a single text. Drugs for sedation and monitoring of the patient are addressed with particular reference to safety issues and comfort and acceptability for the patient. Resource management and health economic techniques...

Where there's smoke there are liars. When Melbourne firefighter Jack Adams discovers his stunning wife's secret double life, he doesn't have a chance to confront her - she's already dead; murdered in bed while their apartment burns. A broken man, Jack retreats to the country and books...

'A Master Storyteller.' - Jaime Polychrones. Book Expo America 2017. Caught between duty and destiny, the fate of the world hangs on a precarious choice that could lead to the ultimate failure of the Brothers Wulf--or save them all. Coinin Wulf, Curator of the Temple of Rindor, is offered...

Isobel Richardson can cope wtih most things; her husband's redundancy, a shortage of money, three spirited kids and a demanding old house on the West Wales coast. She sees the loss of Leo's job as a chance for new beginnings and her drive and determination propel the family towards a sparkling new...

Desperation drives Abigail Byrne to contact the man she’s determined to forget... even if it might leave her with a broken heart. It’s been six years since she laid eyes on Brian, but she’s been unable to get him out of her thoughts and dreams. However, when her twin sister disappears, Abby’s...