A Smith: 69 books

Part 1 of a 2 part series A detective struggling to cope with a devastating personal loss is called out to a macabre find at a local beauty spot. Some unusual evidence leads him down a twisted path of secrets and intrigue. Three criminals on probation decide a nearby sleepy suburb will make...

Five years after the Kinjal incident, the United Earth Alliance and the Jarufani Commonwealth are still recovering from their heavy losses. In the aftermath, Laskvo terrorist groups have emerged from the fringes and are gaining momentum.In an effort to create a less volatile environment, the UEA is...

A detective struggling to cope with a devastating personal loss is called out to a macabre find at a local beauty spot. Some unusual evidence leads him down a twisted path of secrets and intrigue, forcing him to face a gut wrenching decision. Three criminals on probation decide a nearby sleepy suburb...

You must have heard the old cliché ‘health is wealth’, but this wealth does not come easy. You need to make a lot of sacrifices and take proper nutrients to live a disease-free life and vitamins are the most important constituent of this process. This eBook will tell you all about the importance...

About the Book:What seems to be the latest diet & lifestyle trend? Paleo, or “eating clean”!To clarify what a Paleo diet is, it is when one consumes nothing but natural foods (a motto being, if it didn’t come from the ground, then it ain’t goin’ in my mouth!). When taking on this...

What happens when you receive a guardian angel? What if you don't believe you need one? What if one wants you removed? Claire Grayson is a seventeen year old on the verge of graduating high school. Her mother, now working full time, isn’t home much, her father, an attorney, has always been...

Part 1 of a 3 part series... An ancient secret has been hidden from you. Knowing this secret will open your eyes, but once open they will never close again. A priest who, already suffering at the tendrils of his own doubts, gets drawn into a world of mystery and a covert darkness that...

Scandals. Scoops. Crisis. Gin. Part college farce, part espionage caper, The Pink and the Grey is like PG Wodehouse with surveillance cameras. It's a quirky, smart town-meets-gown thriller about watching the watchers and righting wrongs, and features an all-boy girl band, a more famous foursome...

Josh and Olly: students, rowers, lovers. A research experiment goes wrong. The end, and the beginning. Till undeath do us part. When graduate student Josh inadvertently starts a zombie epidemic, his boyfriend Olly can only do one thing: run. But where to? And as more students become affected...

Out — and outnumbered In 150 years of English football — thousands of players — there's only ever been one out gay male at the top of the game. It's football's last taboo. And it's about to be broken. Darkly funny yet pulling no punches, Disunited is the sweet, sour and...

Legacy. Justice. Family. Balls. With echoes of Tom Sharpe and PG Wodehouse, The Pauline Conversion weaves drama, politics, satire, social justice, mystery and humour in a touching tale of reinvention, trust — and family. Power cuts and platform heels. Picket lines and women's lib....

The impossible happens. Now what? Keith's a superstar software tester – in his own humble opinion. His husband Nick is an army veteran, adjusting to a brand new life with prosthetic legs and nursing a secret obsession with elephants. The uncrowned king of their terraced jungle is their cat,...

I hear too often “There is nothing I can do to help”; when friends and family are talking about the depressed or suicidal person. I always feel the need to interject, to let them know that this is simply untrue. Invariably someone will say something to the effect that they don’t have the degree...

As a Nurse I am constantly surprised that my caseload is not overrun with cases of Human Hoof & Mouth disease. It is not healthy to put your foot in your mouth every time you open it.As a psychiatric Nurse, I often find myself worrying less about my patients, and more about those “normal and well”...