Exploring the life of an English novelist, this collection features 141 poems that blend long and short forms. The verses reflect her daily walks with three dogs, capturing the essence of rural England and the intricacies of a writer's life. Through vivid imagery and personal memories, the poems convey a deep connection to nature and the creative process, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the joys and challenges of literary existence.
The story revolves around an unlikely partnership between a Catholic priest and a pagan priestess as they delve into the investigation of a murder involving a controversial sex-guru. Their contrasting beliefs and backgrounds create tension, yet also foster unique insights as they navigate the complexities of the case. Themes of faith, morality, and the clash of spiritual worlds emerge as they seek to uncover the truth behind the crime, challenging their own beliefs along the way.
The scissors are blacksmith worked, crude and blackened. They've always hung there at the door of Treagove. For three-hundred years they have played a part in murders and mysteries surrounding the women of the old house. Who says the tool of justice can't be domestic? Three Novellas Spanning Three Centuries of Mystery 1798 e--+Despite the danger, the abandoned tin mine had always been the place where Eseld and Rosie felt safest. But that was years ago. Eseld's beloved Rosie is dead, and the place where they used to meet now holds a deadly significance to someone else. 1888 e--+ If anyone deserved to be murdered, it was Davy Sowden. So, Miss Eliza Bell is not surprised that someone has finally killed him. But when she and her lover, Alice, become suspects in his murder Eliza won't just need to prove who did it but also who didn't. 1977 e--+ Melanie's first teaching job brings her to a seemingly dull Cornish village. But after meeting Bernadette Merrick she's inspired to dig into the villiage's past. Unfortunately for both women, someone is dangerously determined to keep old secrets buried.
Laverstone Chronicles, #4 Everyone is dying for treasure. The builder, benefactor and mayor of Laverstone is found floating in the canal and becomes the first prominent customer of a new business he personally championed, the New Eden Cryotorium. His distraught young widow seeks the counsel of a spiritualist to contact her husband and discovers he left behind missing treasure. Meanwhile, Meinwen Jones, village witch and professional meddler, ends up helping the cryotorium owner find her missing backhoe. The search leads to mystery after mystery and more murders. Mechanic Winston Campbell thinks Meinwen is a perfect match for him. Both are alone and in need of someone to hold. He soon realizes a relationship with the village witch is a lot more complicated than he thought. Only Meinwen holds the key linking the seemingly separate mysteries, but will she solve them before more there are more deaths? Will she find love along the way? CONTENT WARNING: Graphic m/f sex and descriptions of human body disposal 84,000 Words
Harold Waterman stands out from other boys, but his life takes a bizarre turn when a group of meddling angels determine he is destined to become the Antichrist. This unexpected twist sets the stage for a unique exploration of identity and destiny, blending humor with supernatural elements as Harold navigates the challenges posed by his supposed fate.
Exploring the complexities of love among friends, family, and partners, this collection of poems captures the essence of the author's experiences during their 20s. Each piece reflects raw, unedited emotions and the lessons learned along the way, showcasing a journey filled with happiness and personal growth. The poems are presented in a non-linear fashion, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of love and self-discovery during this transformative decade.
This book is an autobiography, vividly shows the changes in the world of fox and hare hunting (now banned) and of the vast changes in travelling. The author's first adventure was hitch-hiking from UK to India!
This book focuses on the RNA components of the ribosome and on group I introns emphasizing intrinsic properties of large RNAs common to both systems, splicing and translation. In particular, it demonstrates the fascinating versatility of genetic systems.