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Purpose has and continues to be an abstract subject which many have classed as an unattainable fantasy, far removed from the realities of life. The idea that our lives have meaning and unique paths which need to be discovered is off-putting for some, and a major source of inconvenience for others.  

Peace brings us together. It is a concept that is spread around the land, around the world, a concept that can be destroyed in mere moments. Wars have begun over many things - love, betrayal, ego, the need to create an immortal legacy.... This is the story of the great war of Madra, a war begun over the simplest of things - a horse race. 

In a world plagued with demons, bandits, and shape-shifters, Catherine finds herself straying from her pack as they escape the hunters that stumbled across their camp. Finding herself in Oakwood, the land of the gentry, the brazen peasant finds herself attracting all sorts of attention. Catherine must find a way to survive in the world of the nobles, even if that means being auctioned off to the highest bidder. 

After more than 100 years of peace, Erde must prepare for war for the first time in over a century. The only problem is, they don’t know how. Because they are small in number, they are forced to learn and become experts on things they know nothing about - and fast! Under threat from the Royals, the Vitruvians, and the Null, TARA (and its Makerspace) has been converted to accommodate warcraft, combat training, psychological warfare, espionage, and interrogation.

As an innocent teenager, Kate rejected her first kiss - but not the man who offered it. But when he left, he took with him a piece of her heart - one that a wisdom greater than her own urges Kate to reclaim many years later. So begins Kate's lifelong journey to find what she once lost; taking her from the magical mists of her native Ireland to the beating heart of Africa and beyond....

When mild-mannered Dr. Catherine Kensie arrives at Dunhaven Castle in the Scottish Highlands, estate manager Jack Reid isn’t sure what to expect from his new American boss. Other than adjusting to her preferences, though, he doesn’t foresee many issues. That is, until the new countess begins experiencing strange phenomena within the castle walls. With Cate’s reports of people roaming the halls and phantom voices, Jack begins to investigate.

The word "finance" strikes fear into the hearts of many. Despite their intelligence in every other area of life, they can’t seem to figure out how to make a budget and stick to it, why they have no money left at the end of each month, or a way to get out of debt. Even those who are doing a little better find themselves mystified by portfolios, interest rates, and how the stock market works.

This is at root the same story and style as in the twin previous (prize-winning) novels Black Inked Pearl and its fairy-tale prequel Voyage of Pearl of the Seas. But this time, it is told from a different perspective - that of the garrulous sounding, wine-dark Homeric one, the sea. It is thus companion and complement (but not sequel) to Black Inked Pearl, with the same number of parts and (sometimes identically titled) chapters. 

From a brutal upbringing where he was constantly beaten by a sadistic father, to finding his ideal job as a teenage bouncer, a job he stayed with until retirement. There's fights galore, shootings, and prison sentences in the Mick Sorby story. 

Twenty-eight-year-old Kofi Ode is an educated Ghanaian business mogul stationed in the United Kingdom. Although he’s hardworking and successful, he is picky about his love life. His parents want grandchildren, but Kofi is determined to find the right woman before moving forward. Then, he meets Cianneh Taylor, a beautiful Liberian pediatrician, at his favorite café. After learning that she has been stood up by a blind date, Kofi makes it his business to pursue her.

Book seven sees the platoon involved on some difficult and knife edge missions. The Afghan female team are all young - the oldest 19, the youngest just 13; saved from a life as sex slaves, their exploits in combat have won them international praise. Their focus is to tackle terrorists, drug suppliers, arms suppliers, and human traffickers mainly behind enemy lines in Afghanistan. In this book, events seem to be working against the platoon.

An award-winning unput-downable tale of two children building a boat from a log they find buried in the sand and sailing off to far-off fantastic lands in a stormy sea-driven adventure with their faithful - but accident-prone - dog Holly. There they learn much wisdom from a king who, like God, has many names. After an incredible sacrifice of his dearest dream by the boy (now growing up) they return - another dream - to a family tea with their loved ones. 

It’s all about love - again. She runs away from him into the Donegal wind, then finds she has to seek him, afraid and alone, through the airless air of outer space. How, tossed and tangled in the winds, will they ever find each other in the unrelenting void? This newest volume in the remarkable Kate Pearl series recycles the same mythic story as in earlier novels (The Black Inked Pearl, Voyage of Pearl of the Seas, and The Helix Pearl), this time told from the perspective of the fleeting flighting breathing wind, the soul, the butterfly-psyche.

We see grass everyday, tread on it, maybe handle, smell, or plant it. But how many of us notice it - let alone appreciate its amazing presence and resilience, and the way it someway holds our planet together? It’s everywhere, the amazing secret mystery, too little known, that we so seldom recognise. This engaging audiobook is the first to reveal the full picture. It tells of the marvellously complex evolution of grass, the incredible number of species, leading us on into some appreciation of the abiding necessity of grass for humanity, for nature and for the arts.

A story of love as the little angel does everything to save his guitar-playing little sister from the ultimate sin, as she insists on taking her wild music and even wilder love to hell. Heaven’s Rocker is the most recent volume in the Ruthfinn little angel romances and the prequel to the stunning The Lady and the Dragon.

Book 6 sees the platoon travelling on several top-secret missions, including Russia, as well as Sangin, in Afghanistan. The Afghan female team are all young - the oldest 20, the youngest 17; saved from a life as sex slaves their exploits in combat have won them international praise. Their focus is to tackle terrorists, drug suppliers, arms suppliers, and human traffickers mainly in Afghanistan.

After a year of mourning her father’s assassination in isolation, Áine Nishimura, a cybernetically enhanced double-amputee, receives an anonymous message that links his death to the Purge, a devastating web-based super-virus thought to have been orchestrated 30 years before by a dangerous group of cybercriminals known as the Circle.

The cell walls closed around her, and Celine tried not to scream. It wouldn’t matter if she did; no one would be able to hear her. No one would be able to save her now. Trapped within an enchanted cell and hidden from the world, Celine Devereaux Buckley has nothing to do but ponder her fate. She should have been powerful enough to stop him, but when she was at her weakest, Duke Marcus Northcott finally captured her. 

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The exploits of this almost all women Afghan team continue.