Pentian imprint: 15 books

Historical analysis with the intention of providing the reader with judicial arguments and facts necessary to determine, through an objective analysis, who are the rightful owners of the Falkland Islands, regardless of the current state of occupation.

Sean Murphy invites you back to the year 1971 to his early childhood in the south Boston suburbs, where he is exposed to the chilling secrets of the dark side of an unsuspecting Catholic priest. Sean and his sister Janie become perfect witnesses to untold stories of black magic and murder. Scare tactics,...

One man"s story of alcoholism and growing through recovery.

A fictional story inspired in part by actual events The central character is a Rangers fan in Glasgow"s East End and the story follows his life for a period of around 25years from about 1980 onwards. It also includes flashbacks to altercations with his childhood nemesis and how their mutual dislike...

Carter thought the quirky windmill would be the perfect place for him to spend some time away from it all. Then he met Rosie and everything changed. His nice relaxing break turned into an adventure he never thought he would have. Follow Carter as he discovers there is more to the local ghost stories...

Radhika is a wonderfully curious 6 year old who has a problem to solve! She wonders why she has to do homework every single day! She wishes she had a homework fairy to do all her homework so she has more time to play. Her wish comes true! One day she wakes up to see that her homework is completed...

The Play"s The Thing: The Plays of William Shakespeare is aimed at a YA (young adult) audience as an introduction to the greatest plays ever written. Direct and personal and decidedly non-academic, each play gets its own essay, giving the reader an overview of the play with an emphasis on the...

When hackers seize the world governments everything changed for all of humanity. A new sense of hope arrived in the streets and young people everywhere embraced the new world order. However, what appeared to be a new found freedom soon turned out to be a new tiranny far worse than anything they imagined....

It is 1776: seventeen year-old Gideon Hawke has spent over a year fighting for freedom, but now the American War of Independence is going badly. Reeling from setback after setback, he and his fellow soldiers have suffered from cold, hunger, thirst, and fatigue while watching their once mighty army...

The fictional story of Daniel Baxter, a successful massage therapist who was employed at a high class day spa and is accused of sexually assaulting female clients. After he is arrested, his attorney encourages him to plead no contest to a lesser charge. He is placed on probation and the sex offender...

The Play"s The Thing: The Plays of William Shakespeare is aimed at a YA (young adult) audience as an introduction to the greatest plays ever written. Direct and personal and decidedly non-academic, each play gets its own essay, giving the reader an overview of the play with an emphasis on the...

The Anointed One is a story of the battle human beings encounter in their quest to attain the crown of glory prepared for them by our creator. It also highlights the degree of success a human being can attain through prayer, fasting and a sincere dedication towards achieving that aim. A life devoid...

A planet named Androceium is teetering on the edge of destruction after a galactic council decides it has become corrupted and needs to be destroyed. This would mean an end to all life on the planet, but one galaxy elder believes in Androceium"s salvation and ascends two of its own to help save it.

In the sequel to The Second Coming, JC and Maria plus their children continue their mission of evangelising the Earth. With the assistance of their two gifted, eldest twins, Samantha and Damien they tour Asia building new communities dedicated to their precepts of love and worship. Evil is lurking...