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Set against the backdrop of a gritty industrial environment, the story follows David Nobile, a striking industrial mechanic and devoted single father. Balancing his tough day job with nurturing his two young children, he draws inspiration from a popular song that shapes his ideals of fatherhood. Driven by a longing to connect with the artist behind the music, David embarks on a journey that explores the depths of love, responsibility, and the search for meaningful connections.

In this book acclaimed author and presenter James Crawford introduces many forgotten places all over the country, from the ruins of prehistoric forts and ancient, arcane burial sites, to abandoned bothies and boathouses, and the derelict traces of old, faded industry.

Focusing on practical strategies, this book offers guidance to alleviate stress, regardless of your current levels. By applying the techniques presented, readers can expect to see positive changes in their own lives, which will also benefit those around them. Emphasizing the transformative power of practice, it encourages a proactive approach to stress management.

Blending history, travel and reportage, this is a wide-ranging journey through the history of borders and an examination of their role in shaping our world today

Set against the backdrop of a future colonial Mars, the story intertwines hard science fiction with a thrilling manhunt. As police vigilantes pursue a gang of ruthless criminals through the Martian wastelands, tension escalates with each encounter. The narrative explores themes of justice and vengeance while showcasing the planet's stunning yet perilous landscapes. Amidst the danger, unexpected moments of love emerge, adding depth to this exotic adventure filled with suspense and action.

Set in a future colony in the Alpha Centauri star system, the story follows a patrol vessel's captain who discovers a space station's crew has been decimated by a deadly virus. As he enforces a quarantine, tensions rise among his fearful crew, leading to a mutiny that endangers the entire region. The narrative explores the conflict between courage and duty against the backdrop of panic and desperation, creating a thrilling blend of hard science fiction and military action as survival hangs in the balance.

Accompanying a landmark 3-part BBC1 Scotland documentary series, this lavishly illustrated book uses the view from above as a unique window into our past, present and future. It is a story of war, innovation, adventure, cities, landscapes and people. It is the story of Scotland, from the Sky.

The book explores state responsibility in relation to violations of international law, delving into the intricate relationships between institutions, established rules, and practical applications. It offers a comprehensive analysis of how these elements interact and influence accountability on a global scale.