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The who’s who of Manchester City By Tony Matthews This ‘Who’s Who’ is the first of its kind to cover, in detail, the careers of each and every player who has served Ardwick/City from 1890 to 2013. Over 900 are featured from Billy Meredith to Carlos Tevez, Bert Trautmann…
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The Major By Stephen Lawrence Ex-Army officer Captain Peter Wicks, now medically discharged and living in the Cotswold’s with his wife Jessie, receives a mysterious offer of employment days before his 45th birthday. Accepting the well-paid offer, he finds himself embroiled in a web of espionage, blackmail, arms deals and…
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The Man By Eric Jordan Available from El Corte Ingles in Marbella, autographed by the author, The Man details how a new type of hero – a determined and super-empowered individual with knowledge of 'the dark arts' – can influence and change the course of world affairs. The subject of…
THE ROCKING HORSE GARDEN By Maggie Silwood Beginning in 19th Century Scotland, The Rocking Horse Garden follows the lives of the fishing communities on the coast of Fife. Fishing boats track herring shoals through cold and treacherous waters, while their women, the Herring Gutters, follow them. Conditions are hard, but…
The Man By Eric Jordan Available from El Corte Ingles in Marbella, autographed by the author, The Man details how a new type of hero – a determined and super-empowered individual with knowledge of 'the dark arts' – can influence and change the course of world affairs. The subject…
The Winning Way to Quit Smoking By Shirley Amy The Winning Way to Quit Smoking uses a revolutionary protocol derived from a natural and holistic foundation. It incorporates health science, and embraces complementary and nutritional therapy with an accent on biological regulation and the intrinsic healing of the mind,…
DIAMONDS LAST FOREVER By Michael Walsh Expatriate writer Michael Walsh’s poetry is unique; people actually like, understand and draw inspiration from it; a sentiment that crosses continents and social status. Diamonds Last Forever is the third in a trilogy of his poetry and poems selected and are typical of his…
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The Tribe: Birth of the Mall Rats by Harry Duffin Javea author Harry Duffin has written his third novel, The Tribe: Birth of the Mall Rats. Based on the cult-teen TV series he co-created in 1998 which ran for five years in the UK on Channel 5, this is the…
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Farewell to Hamburg By Dieter Rudolph Written by Costa Blanca resident Dieter Rudolph, this is a refreshing and new outlook on war-torn Germany as experienced and told autobiographically by a young German boy from Hamburg. Re-live his experiences of life during the Hamburg Firestorm destruction in 1943. With his…
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THIS book is designed for anyone and everyone who has ever thought that they could have been a cartoonist if only they knew how. Handwritten and hand drawn, it answers questions about cartooning in simple, visual terms. What materials do you use? What size do you draw? How do you…
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On Thursday June 2, 1994, Det. Superintendent Ian Phoenix, head of a Specialist Surveillance Unit in the Northern Ireland’s Royal Ulster Constabulary, travelled to RAF Aldergrove (near Belfast) with 28 other security experts to fly by Chinook for a secret meeting in Scotland. Shockingly, the Chinook crashed over the Mull…
THIS autobiography explores the real-life story of Adam Shereston, his shocking out-of-body experience and subsequent life upheaval of a former sceptic who became a horse whisperer. It is written in collaboration with close friend, Sarah Powell, and charts Adam’s early life, the ups and downs which have made him the…
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A useful guide from holiday.lettings.co.uk WITH self-catering holidays gaining in popularity, holiday let owners have never had it so good and more and more people are considering owning and letting a holiday home. And this summer many will be browsing estate agents’ windows while on holiday, thinking about how they…
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SINCE his parents were killed in an unfortunate accident in Holland, the local lunatic, Nial McCulmore, has been making a misery of the lives of the residents of the village of Brackenhead by persistently searching at dead of night within their paper bins for something he cannot find. Brain damaged…
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IN the future the world is at peace. War is a thing of the past. Global population has stabilised. Global climate is precisely managed. Humans have evolved to be many times more conscious and intelligent than in centuries past. Planetary-wide cooperation has led to an advanced space travel programme. The…
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