Sam knows how the life he's currently living ends. It isn't the life, or the ending, he wants. He makes a choice to try his hand as a lighthouse keeper's apprentice. The life of a lighthouse keeper promises responsibility. Adventure. He will find adventure, the likes of which he could never have imagined. The journey that unfolds before him promises to change his life...if he can only survive.
After the funeral of his sister, Daniel finds himself somehow back in the past. Trapped in a childhood he'd tried to forget; can Daniel survive school, family, 80s fashion, and no internet long enough to save his sister?
The book provides a critical analysis of public policy evolution over the past thirty years, emphasizing the role of governance in shaping the state. It features insights from interviews with Conservative and Labour ministers, civil servants, and representatives from pressure groups, offering a rich empirical foundation for each chapter. This blend of theoretical perspectives and real-world experiences aims to illuminate the complexities of contemporary governance and its implications for public policy.
"David's book is exceptionally unique and creative. I love Whiskey and Yoga. Timeless messages delivered in a way that can positively impact your life. Sit back, pour yourself a healthy drink and ingest this wonderful work of wisdom." Peggy McColl, New York Times Best Selling Author What if I told you that you CAN have a life that is rewarding beyond your wildest dreams? More wealth, more fulfillment; the financial freedom to live the life you've always imagined. For all of their differences, at their core, whiskey and yoga share one very important idea: they both involve the interaction between a spirit and a container. With this book, I will help you learn what is holding you back, so you can ignite your passion and have a more fulfilling and meaningful life. No matter what your age or current circumstance, it is my hope to help you get there, through Whiskey and Yoga.
"Murder isn't easy. If it was, everybody would be doing it." Pam and Jean: Two no-nonsense ladies of a certain age have been best friends since school. After Jean's husband died, Pam came to stay to comfort her old friend. Many years later, and with Pam now a permanent houseguest, the two find themselves dealing with unwanted callers and noisy neighbours. The perfect time to take up a new hobby...
David's journey unfolds during a pandemic, igniting a quest to find a woman he believes is pivotal to his destiny. As he grapples with profound existential crises, he begins to uncover his true identity and purpose. His mission extends beyond personal fulfillment; he aims to unite the nations of Abraham and manifest a heavenly existence on Earth. The narrative intertwines themes of self-discovery, divine awakening, and the struggle for inner strength as David confronts the formidable challenge of accepting his true self while seeking to lift a symbolic hammer.
Britain's Dangerous Confusion of Interests with Values
The book offers a candid analysis of Britain's strategic ambitions amidst a backdrop of diminishing military capabilities and escalating threats, particularly from Russia. It examines the implications of these challenges for national security and explores the future role of the UK on the global stage, questioning how it can maintain influence and power in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.
The book delves into the crisis of legitimacy affecting key institutions in 21st century Britain, analyzing whether a common set of underlying issues contributes to this widespread turmoil. It offers a comprehensive examination of the challenges faced by these institutions, aiming to uncover the shared pathologies that have led to a collective crisis, ultimately questioning the stability and trust in British societal structures.
These are the tales of New Tibet, an arctic world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals struggling against poverty, organized crime, and the bleak weather to find a spark of hope. Escape is nearly impossible, and even those who get close find that it is sometimes no more than an illusion... Called Highly Recommended by Elizabeth Barrette in a January 2002 review for Spicy Green Iguana.This first volume in the series features: Dead End by Samuel C. Conway A Prison of Clouds by Tim Susman Nightswimming by David Andrew Cowan Array of Hope by David Richards Touch of Gray by Jeff Eddy, and Skin Deep (a novella) by "2"Cover and interior illustrations by Odis Holcomb.
