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A Collector's Guide to British Police Diecast Models

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An insight into British 
Police and model 
collecting.
The must have collectors book 
for the British Police model 
collector and enthusiast.

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When Josh and Sara are sketching on a mound on an ancient ridgeway track in England a tall pixy type person approaches them. Apparently he is from the Indian Highlands. With this meeting, life is overturned for Josh and Sara whose immediate task is to help return Vanu, the tall pixy type person, to his homelands.
In a story which mixes reality with fantasy they embark on a time travelling journey which will take them to exotic lands such as Prusania and Maya and ultimately to the Holy Lands where the true meaning behind their journey will be revealed.
But it is no easy journey: Josh and Sara will have to find out who they can trust, they will have to survive battles and attacks, and, in the end, they will have to decide their future.

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Who will find the lamp?
What will the genies do if they are released?
Will they grow older?
Where will they go?
How will they help us?
These questions, and a few others you hadn't thought of, are answered in The Genie Family!

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Women are dying, not in an ordinary way; they are being torn apart by a vicious killer. It's not long before we find out who that is but when we do James Quint will stay in the memory. He kills for pleasure, he kills for art', he kills for the demonic voice in his head that luxuriates in blood.
But when does a serial killer make a mistake, and how would a Detective Inspector like the measured Arnold D'George believe he could catch Quint, if indeed he is his man?
In a nail-biting novel where no act of brutality is spared, Anne Becker provides in See You in Hell a gruesome tale where the reader will crave for justice. But how will justice be served ... and by whom?

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King Canute is a fascinating novel about the famous Viking King of England.
Canute wins the Crown of England, and then becomes the undisputed ruler of a vast, North Sea empire. He conceives of a "repository", a kind of library, that will safeguard the intellectual knowledge of England for future generations. He works with dedicated monks and has a meeting with none other than Macbeth. But England's rich and selfish nobles are not happy. They do not wish to see the lives of ordinary peasants be improved at their expense. They summon Canute to a grand residence in the country, where a clash of wills for the destiny of England will take place.

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Welcome to the end of the world as you know it.
Learn how to address the impossible to solve' questions of science and technology - the cycle of the ice ages, perpetual motion', nuclear reactors the size of your thumb, weapons that will end war, and more.
Solve the mysteries of the universe' - Redefine what it means to be human itself, the structure of the Earth and the universe.
Get beyond the minutiae and answer those nagging questions of the day' that have eluded historians, philosophers, and scientists all - such as: "What's really wrong with our world today?" 
Welcome to the art of Counterintuitive Analysis.

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Movements In Touch For Couples And Families

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The book, MOVEMENTS IN TOUCH FOR COUPLES & FAMILIES, is an attempt to reestablish moments of intimacy and mutual understanding and relaxation in our hectic modern life.
Simple movements and touch reveal renewed communication between the people we care about that are direct, comfortable and shed of barriers. The emphasis is on striking a balance between spiritual and physiological well-being. The integration of a partner's touch in combination with movements designed to alleviate physical discomforts, such as back pains, excessive strains on the neck and shoulders, and muscle tension, brought on by stress also has a great effect on the soul.
Mutual understanding and the harmonious balance of simple movements in pairs strengthen relationships in the family regardless of their gender, physical limitations, age or attachment (spousal, parent-child and siblings) and can help reduce stresses arising from daily activities and major life changes such as relocation, preparing for examinations, recitals, interviews, auditions and other events.

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Colonel Vincent Monroe is a seasoned warrior, but not of our time. Found wandering in an apparently confused state on the margins of the Amazon Basin by a US research team, little that he says makes any sense. Shipped back to the USA for further debriefing, attempts at psychological analysis cause disagreement and it becomes increasingly unclear whether he is mad or there is a more sinister explanation. Where has he been and what has he been up to? In Swallowed ... Into the Pit not everyone is out to help Colonel Monroe, and nothing is quite what it seems.

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Death and Rising are through Human Flesh

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A mystical murder mystery such as you are unlikely to have encountered before. The plot, of gruesome double murders by an unknown Evil', centres around The Book', given to a beautiful young woman who meets a harmless-looking old man during a visit to the park with her young child. The horrific outcome of the transaction leads her husband into a frightening search for the unknown offenders, aided only by his best friend and clues he discovers from the book itself, clues which eventually make him aware that by the time he sees the prediction of the murders, they have already happened. Interspersed with insightful philosophical and religious poetry and a contemplative study of life, spirituality and modern ways, the book's graphic illustrations bring the story to life with startling clarity. A not-so-traditional story of Good versus Evil that in true traditional fashion will keep you guessing up to the last page.

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The Four Dreamers Return to Loch Brochan

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During the course of The Four Dreamers Return to Loch Brochan one of the dreamers, Flora, says - "I think our trips to the past are like an education teaching us about how evil exists in this world and although it may not be seen as witchcraft it is there and the moral of the trips is that good will always overcome and that we will benefit from this throughout our lives...." And this sums up the book beautifully. The four dreamers', Morag, Flora Torquil and Calum, continue their adventures using the strange powers of Loch Brochan to travel in time. They will experience Egypt, early Scottish history, biblical events and more, as they themselves grow in time until the day comes when they, too, fulfil their destinies.
Hugh McKenzie has written a gentle book for young adventurers - a welcome addition to any child's collection of stories.

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Faith is involved in a bus accident in which she is severely injured and loses part of her memory. While lying injured, she is picked up by the leader of a religious cult who takes her to his compound, a farm called Genesis. As her health improves, she is put to work on this farm with other workers. She has no idea who she is or where she has come from. But she knows she does not belong in such a place and rebels from the strange practices she is forced to endure. Her rebellious nature sees her being tortured and imprisoned. She is given to one of the sons of the leader of the cult who had his own reasons for staying on at Genesis. Faith eventually escapes and returns to a place she believes is her home. However any reunion with her family is not going to be easy because of her memory loss. There is a detective who takes a keen interest in her and interrogates her about where she had been for all these years. Faith now has to face the reality of trying to integrate back into society and to come to terms with her new memories.

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Two strangers live on opposite ends of the world. Discontented, depressed and disillusioned with their lives, Rebecka and Wayne decide to leave the country of their birth to discover what life has to offer. 
By chance, they meet in Thailand and after the first date, they feel a strong connection. When Rebecka does not arrive for their second date, Wayne's friends advise him to forget her because she has probably 'stood him up'. Wayne does not believe that Rebecka is that type of person. He believes that something has happened to this beautiful girl he has only known for a short while. Wayne begins his search through the streets and hospitals in Phuket, the party island, to find the girl of his dreams.
Against All Odds is about living life to the full and about falling in love. It is about faith and hope. Most of all it is a book about following your heart no matter what challenges life throws at you.

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In a dystopian future, America and Russia are at war.
The Russians have unleashed a deadly virus, which disintegrates metal substances, on their enemy's continent.
American citizens watch in terror as their cars, houses, and landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge rust and crumble.
Will they be able to stop the virus before it attacks their military reserves, rendering them powerless? 
And will Earth ever be the same again?

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Part political critique, part travelogue, Sicily, a captive land will evoke compassion for ordinary Sicilians and outrage at the havoc long wreaked in their lives.
Journalist and author Mary Rose Liverani had expected to do no more than write a few travel articles on the region when visiting it a year after her husband's death, he a Florentine having long extolled his affection for the people of Sicily and his delight in their land. For more than a year she explored Sicily, puzzling over the contrast between a region, once the most envied outpost of Greater Greece but now a wretched subsistence economy limited to agriculture and construction, one of the poorest regions of Italy with a permanent unemployment rate of 25 per cent, rising to 35 per cent of young people, unthinkable in the developed world outside crisis situations. How did this calamitous situation arise and who are the powers that preside over the region's troubles? 
Most outsiders would immediately blame the mafia. That organisation's pernicious and pathological activities are not exaggerated but theirs is the role of enforcer for the Church of Rome whose longstanding rivalry with the state and its disregard for the formal machinery of government has reduced Sicily, as one writer has put it, to a Vatican holding'. Church, mafia and the gentry, comprise an alliance of rentier capitalists whose primary goal is to block any change in the status quo, its success manifest in the plainly visible abuse of those fundamental human rights deemed essential in other regions of the European Union.
But Liverani's book is more than a polemic. Her sense of adventure and frequent lively encounters with the locals are both entertaining and instructive: from a poet priest lamenting the author's want of reverence' and a beautician dispensing political wisdom, to a restaurant owner who goes trekking the streets to catch passing tourists, the characters met on her travels demonstrate the various means Sicilians have developed to retain their dignity and humanity in the cruellest circumstances.

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Life is not something to be compared with others as it would result in having to throw up one's arms in the air and go "That's not fair!"
Face up to the situations that you are called upon and always see ahead of you and maintain your trust and belief in the Almighty, even under the most trying conditions. 
This book gives enough inspiration to those who may be contemplating giving up the race, not knowing that victory was just a nudge ahead and that the shining glory of God is upon us all without favour or discrimination. 
It contains a collection of inspirational and devotional poems that could be of considerable help in giving courage to those who need to get on with life when one's burdens seem to be overwhelming.

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London, 2030. Akiyah Abijah Junior tells us of a prophecy involving his gifted parents, Akiyah and Isis. In this snapshot of the future, all shades of Ebony people communicate in new ways, such as via telepathy and visual mobile receivers. A new world may become open to them and their people, with a way to returning to their motherland, but the far-right group, the KTP (Kill To Protect) want to prevent such a thing happening and kill those involved. 
Will Markus, the KTP assassin murder the most important people the Ebony race has ever seen, or will the Creator decide? Could Akiyah be the reincarnation of a long-ago ancestor, the greatest emancipator ever known, and call upon supernatural powers to help? Both sides are about to find out...
Dermoth Alexander Henry, known as "the scribe", presents us with a new vision of the future in this dramatic and thought-provoking account of what happens when two races clash.

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Fed up with the daily routines of life Lucy, a mother of two adolescents, having been married for sixteen years but recently deserted by her University Professor husband Charles, who has left her for Angie, one of his students, decides that enough is enough and determines to get even with him. While she is away putting her plan into operation, the children throw a party, but things get out of hand and need to be dealt with quickly. Lucy unexpectedly meets Philip who is everything that Charles is not; young at heart, creative and fun to be with. But is he serious, does he really feel the same way about her? And how would her children react, not to mention her father, a Judge, if and when she decided to follow her heart? And what will Charles do when he learns that Angie's plans for her future do not include him?

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All About Nigeria - A Monster Created by Great Britain

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Nigeria was created in 1914 during the notorious scramble for Africa immediately following the slave trade. It was formed by forcibly merging 250 disparate and conquered communities. On independence in 1960 the British Government handed power to the North as a bulwark against the apparent spread of communist ideas in the South.
In this book, Aliyi Ekineh examines the resulting years of strife and civil war between the oil-rich Christian South and the Islamic North, which have plagued the country since the merger, and calls for a separation of north from south, voicing the opinion that the Islamic and Christian communities cannot co-exist in the one country that is the monster Nigeria', wishing for the South to become a federation of states in its own right, along the lines of the USA or the European Community.

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Three humorous books:
Love Letters to my Darling Cicely 1946 
Life at Home farm 1950 - 1962
Wild Africa and a Job to Do 1962 - 64

Brian Dawtrey shares his witty and informative memoirs of a life less ordinary; alongside a colourful cast of friends, acquaintances and animals, met on his journey from love-struck teenager to Africa's challenge. This charming family uproots itself from an idyllic life on Home Farm and sets sail across the seas for Tanganyika where a new beginning, and for Brian a new job in Overseas Aid, awaits them. What follows is an often hilarious account of indomitable spirit and admirable good humour shown by Brian and Cicely and their children, in the face of every obstacle thrown at them, by government, by nature, and by an elephant's digestive system.

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New Zealand, a beautiful country, magical almost during some seasons, but the people are the same as anywhere else in the world; they fall in love, they make mistakes, they struggle through and on those excellent days they simply enjoy.
In Lights in my Life Helen Drew takes the reader from her childhood in New Zealand to her life today. With disarming honesty she describes the highs and lows with equal clarity from a terrible episode in her childhood to the joy of her grandchildren.
Helen's has been an eventful life with its share of tragedy, misfortune and recovery, and in looking back with humour and insight the reader can share those experiences in this absorbing book.