Db Publishing: 66 books

The London of Jack the Ripper: Then and Now' is a photographic journey through the London of Jack the Ripper as it was when he stalked the mean streets and alleyways of the Capital.Robert Clack and Philip Hutchinson take the reader on a step-by-step tour of the crime scenes, giving a detailed history...

When her parents were killed in an accident in 1946, a year after the end of World War Two, 17-year-old Sheila Collins (later Barry) left her job at a factory in Ipswich and escaped to rural west Wales to live with her aunt and uncle, Madge and Cecil, at Penrallt, the farm they had just bought and retired...

When ordinary people experience extraordinary things, it has a big impact on their lives. Chilling Tales From Derbyshire: Present-day experiences of the Paranormal is a collection of real-life experiences, as told to Netty by ordinary members of the Derbyshire public who have witnessed the paranormal....

Being Derbyshire born and bred, I knew of the rivalry between the two Midland cities of Derby and Nottingham but had never witnessed it first hand until I embarked on my book signings for Chilling Tales from Derbyshire.Every time I took to my seat with my pen poised to sign a copy of my latest book,...

An alternative Look at Manchester United's triumphant 2007-08 season.Destination Moscow is the captivating story of Manchester Uniteds emotional and triumphant 200708 season, a season which ended with them being crowned Champions of England and Kings of Europe.But its told in a way that no United story has ever been told before…

This is a truthful and enlightening biography, told from the heart. It includes new revelations, which will shock and intrigue fans. It features high-quality full-colour photos.Darren Anderton's story is of a kid who grows up to live the dream of being a professional footballer at the highest level....

For followers of the legendary Rams no phrase sums up the club more aptly than it could only happen at Derby County. This hugely entertaining collection of strange but true tales shows exactly why. Through over one thousand fascinating nuggets of trivia humorous, tragic, strange and utterly bizarre...

Aston Villa, founded in 1874 and one of the great clubs in world soccer, were giants in the game long before the introduction of League football in 1888. Throughout their history, the name of Aston Villa has never been far away from the honours and over the years, some brilliant players have worn the...

This is the story of a football team that came back from the brink to become the most successful side in the entire country during the immediate post-war years.Under the leadership of a sometimes brash but charismatic chairman, Hibernian would burst to the forefront of Scottish football during what...

For more than 100 years, Ibrox has been the home of Rangers Football Club. It has been the scene not only of some of this sporting institutions greatest triumphs, but also of two of the worst disasters in British football. Ibrox is an imposing ground that is rich in history and tradition, while boasting...

A sporting Hall of Fame is a rather American institution but Rangers became one of the first football clubs (if not the first one) in Britain to set up its own Hall of Fame to honour the greatest figures from its past. The clubs owner, Sir David Murray, established the Hall of Fame in 2000 as a way of...

WHEN Manchester United's directors appointed Matt Busby manager in 1945 they made the most significant decision in the club's history. In his first six years in charge, United never finished lower than fourth in the top flight and won the FA Cup in 1948. In 1952 they secured their first League title...

Since the clubs formation in 1878, West Bromwich Albion Football Club has been served by approximately a thousand players and choosing one-hundred of the best from them was not an easy task. However, with the help and knowledge of several avid Baggies supporters, a handful of past and present players,...

In the history of Stoke City, theres probably never been a better time to celebrate. Not only have the team reached the Premiership for the first time, they also finished second in the Championship. For those who wish to revel in the glory of the club, Tony Matthews has penned a fitting tribute to 100...