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In this fourth volume of the Adventures of Faerie Folk series, we find Jack who loves the winter so much that he is willing to do something very naughty to try and stop spring from coming.We also meet William Walnut, who must learn to be proud of what he does, realise how important his job is but find balance in his life before it's too late.'The World can be a magical place, if we only took the time to truly see it and remember our childhood wonder.' - P.J. Roscoe
To escape her past, Bronwen Mortimer moves to a quiet village in Shropshire, England. But when she witnesses murder, and becomes embroiled in ancient history, she must find the answers to a tragic past that involve the Kenward family and the ancestors of Derwen village. One terrible decision echoes down through the centuries, from the time of Henry Tudor, when politics were more important than truth.
There were many casualties of war, but some refuse to be forgotten.
Three is a book of three supernatural short stories plus three character sub plots from three of my award winning paranormal historical novels.
What horrors lurk within a lonly inn? Do you have a good relationship with your mother? A bad relationship can be a nightmare.
Plus, meet Aileth from Between Worlds, Rosalyn from Echoes and Rafarta from Freya's Child. They shine a different light on the novels story. You might want to delve deeper...
Benedict Archer, who is manager of Thornton Antiques in Melbourne and who has been secretly helping Alexandra learn more about her family business, is also invited. Alexandra asks Benedict and Edith Blackburn, her friend since childhood, to be with her when she approaches her father.
When Edith claims that Benedict is in love with her, Alexandra can’t believe it. In all the time they’d been at Thornton Antiques together, he’d never said a word. Now, Alexandra looks at him differently. Can it be true?
Then a body found in the orchard and, before the weekend is over, a priceless artifact is stolen. Alexandra is determined to discover how these things are connected to the Ming dragon and the antiques her great-grandfather brought with him from Hong Kong so many years ago.
What secret has remained hidden at Thornton Park for the last eight years?
When a young woman who has been missing for months, turns up battered and bloodied, lying next to a headless corpse, the police are convinced that she is a killer - but why?The only clue is the murder weapon, an ancient sword dating from the 6th century,
What would a parent do to save their child? Fight the dead? Defy the gods?
Helen Gunn moves to the Wirral Peninsula, England, with her estranged husband, Robert and their three year old daughter, Charlotte to try and save the marriage. Within days of moving into their new home, Charlotte begins talking to an invisible friend and strange shadows roam the house threatening the families safety. Soon, Helen must face a parent's worst nightmare in order to save her daughter's soul.
Einaar had never questioned the old gods. He came to England with his young family to try and start a new life, farming the land and living in peace, but when an illness sweeps through his village, killing without mercy and his child is blamed, he must save his daughter from his own people and the sacrifice they demand.
An archaeological dig has unearthed a forgotten Norse village. There is no record of this village ever existing. Why was it utterly destroyed? A long lost secret has been unearthed. The gods have awoken.
A supernatural, historical thriller moving between present day and the 10th century, when Vikings walked these lands.
Divorce is one of the biggest challenges an adult will ever face.Many list Divorce as being more challenging, more stressful, and more traumatic to get through than even death (bereavement).As if that were not bad enough, the statistics tell us that the divorce rate in 2nd (67%), 3rd (73%) or later marriages gets higher.So clearly we are not learning the lessons. The reality is that we are apparently destined to make the same mistakes again and again.To help reverse that trend, the UK's leading Divorce and Trauma Recovery Coach Adèle Théron (www.NakedDivorce.com) has released this book.It will give you The Ten Top Tips that you need to 'Get Through Divorce'.
Outcast. Betrayer. Chosen. After five years being a Fianna, Aisling still has to prove herself every day. The sins of the father weight heavily on her shoulders, and no matter what she does, her fellow warriors regard her as the underserving one. It doesn't help that one of the four mythical treasures of Ireland has just turned up under her nose, leaving her none the wiser. If by any chance the toted Spear of Lugh up for auction is indeed the legendary Spear of Victory, she needs to get her hands on it before anyone else does-and be spectacular enough about it to make the rest of theFianna forget she almost missed the artifact in the first place. Exile. Betrayer. Forgotten. After spending twice as long undercover as he ever lived at home, Ronan no longer knows where he belongs to, or where he's actually exiled from. He can't return to his people, not unless he collects the four artifacts of power the Tuatha Dé lost when they were forced to leave Ireland, and three millennia after the fact, he's pretty sure they're going to remain lost. Except one of those ancient treasures has just landed on his lap-or could land on his lap, if he brings himself to work with the spunky young woman who wants to hire him to consult on the Spear's authenticity. Can two broken people learn to trust one another? And even if they can, will it be too late to save Ireland... or themselves?
In this third book in the Adventures of Faerie folk series Clare must learn how to share or she will never have the pleasure of tasting the apples in her garden. The bad Troll must show kindness to the villagers before it is too late.'The world can be a truly magical place, if we only remembered our childhood wonder.' P.J. Roscoe
The harshness of 19th century life for women, seen through the eyes of a young bride. Margery Blake is nothing but a pawn in family affairs, and her marriage is seen as a good match. Margery has no power, no voice, no control over her life, and endures her husband's rights to her body, in order to produce an heir. Margery soon realises 'husband' is merely another title for owner, beater, brute, bully, evil, but she finds friendships in the unlikeliest of places. Her only power is writing her thoughts down in a secret diary, and Margery will find that there is more to life than hate. Love can be the strongest emotion.
The second collection of faerie stories that teach children how to live in the world with positivity and love - or something will smell bad!In the Rose Faerie, the faerie folk learn that true beauty is in deeds, not appearance as through kindness and dedication, scruffy faerie, Meggie Mog succeeds where others had failed. They learn that being different is okay.In the Faerie perfume, Sam finds out what being kind smells like as people recognise their favourite smells, however, if you're not such a nice person, it's time to find a peg to put on your nose!'The world can be a truly magical place, if we only have the courage to look'. P.J. Roscoe
The first two stories in the faerie collection. Each story teaches young children morals and how to live in harmony with each other and nature - or there will be consequences!In this book, Annabelle learns that kindness can bring huge rewards and Kate learns that bullying can make you prickly!
Our World would be a truly magical place, if we can only remember our childhood wonder.
P.J. Roscoe
