Dog Books: 106 books

Childhood friends, Hugo and Laura, meet again as adults amid the merger of Laura's company with a larger rival that has engaged a rapacious financier for the project. In addition to exploiting the merger for himself, the financier, as a master of financial manipulation, encourages others unknowingly...

We all want to get the best out of any relationship we have be it at work or at home. Just trying hard does not guarantee results. To be successful we need to clear approach and plan. This book uses a unique relationship MAP that helps you identify the current state of your relationship and then offers...

Being chosen by your peers to represent their views and opinions is a great compliment for anyone. Doing a first class job as a representative can be difficult without training and proper guidance. This handbook will help new and established representatives to add positive value to their input and...

This book is the first in a series. It focuses on how people can fulfil their responsibility to live as fully as possible the values that give their lives and work meaning and purpose, and that contribute to the flourishing of humanity and their own development. The importance of researching one s...

Ravi is a journalist in Delhi who starts to investigate government complicity in the controversial demolition of a mosque. Peggy is an American researcher who finds a mysterious antique in a Delhi museum - a possible Indian 'Rosetta Stone'. They meet, fall in love and then find themselves caught up...

These poems have at their heart the use of the tranquilliser Serenid D, but this deadening benzodiazepine is also an image of cultural negativity: something in family, society or state that wants to suppress, control and nullify. The wandering narrator of these poems, leading a hand-to-mouth existence...

More tales from the Birmingham-born man who moved to Scotland and spent four-and-a-half yeas driving a taxi in a small, tight-knit rural community. There are also some motorcycling stories that will make you laugh, cry, shake your head in disbelief and probably a lot more. Is it possible to find a...

Why is it that our human brains have such extraordinary powers of research and communication compared with any other known form of life on earth or anywhere in our universe?How is it that our physical make-up has evolved to enable us to turn our thoughts into amazingly complex constructions?How is it...

Every picture tells a story; every story carries a hundred interpretations. The Waiting Game is the story of three very different women, born in three very different epochs with unique challenges and outcomes that reflect the worlds they live in. It is also the story of three very different men, born...

Phototherapy, the use of light to treat a variety of conditions, is not new and has been researched for well over 100 years. It has mainly been confined to ultraviolet wavelengths for its antibacterial properties. With the advent of LASER and Light Emitting Diodes, treatment in the visible spectrum...

Ernest Zevon is a London musician and drug dealer. His life changes when a saxophonist befriends him in a Soho bar. They tour the country in a new crime caper from an original British author.

The Thirty-nine Million Steps is the true story of an epic 'end to end' solo walk the length of Britain. Entertaining and beautifully written from start to finish, this book is as charming as it is inspirational. Vivid descriptions let the reader follow every step of the way from the very tip of Cornwall...

When celebrating his 106th birthday, Dr Bill Frankland was asked why he had lived to such an age. His reply was quite straightforward, 'Because I have been so near to death so many times. This is the biography of a truly remarkable man. Growing up in the Lake District, he qualified as a doctor in...

The four decades from early 1910 to the 1950s were arguably the most turbulent times in modern history, as they included two world wars, the Partition of India (in 1947) plus pandemic outbreaks of deadly diseases like influenza, which killed millions and disrupted the lives of many more. The author,...