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Perfect Partners - Companion planting in the easy garden

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Based on years of practical experience and the belief that gardening is for everyone, this concise guide to companion planting is a must-have for any keen gardener or even those of us with window boxes. It is an informative, easy-to-use guide which allows you to reap the success of botanical knowledge. Whether you are planning a garden from the beginning or developing and nurturing existing plants, Perfect Partners will give you the confidence to select the right plant for your garden and conditions.

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Annie, an attractive, outgoing woman and never short of romance in her life believes she can find true love one day. Her two daughters, Belle and Britney fathered by different partners are the ones who give her strength. After bad news of her father's health, she finds comfort with Shinda, a tall dark handsome man who she has seen before in the past. Her feelings for him are strong and uncontrollable. When she believes she is finally happy, she receives some bad news, the lack of support from Shinda makes Annie question their secretive relationship. With little effort, she begins to date again to move on, but can she truly forget about Shinda, the man she struggles to resist or will they meet again later in life? What does it take for Annie to feel a sense of security and commitment to be happy in her love life?

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Born to an English father and a German mother, brothers Michael and Franz are separated as babies. But their passion for the sea is shared, and their careers in the respective Navies of their countries mirror each other. When the Second World War breaks out, both Michael and Franz are pressed into service; Michael on a destroyer and Franz on a submarine. Their paths cross several times until a fateful battle in 1945 when the two brothers are finally brought together. One Above And One Below unfolds the stories of Michael and Franz, their lives, loves, aspirations and difficulties. Trevor Towers' charming novel is full of interesting and in-depth naval details, thrilling descriptions of sea battles and honourable characters.

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Tom West does not want to move from Dog Kennel Lane to Oak House in Meadowville. He has lived his entire eleven years there - so many happy memories. But sometimes in life a change can bring a whole new range of surprises.
He will soon find that Oak House is not all that it appears. It is a place where dreams seem so real. Where characters like Riddle Pog can step out of the imaginary and need Tom's help. 
Linda Brown's An Unusual Hero opens up a vivid world of imagination for young readers where Tom West assumes the magical position of the previous owner of Oak House and sets out on a journey to save a wonderful world of creatures from evil.

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A good old-fashioned romance, girl meets boy, falls in love and they live happily ever after... 
Well perhaps along the way there are the occasional disasters but nothing that love can't help!
Maria meets the devastatingly handsome vet when she is travelling to the hospital to visit her mum who needs a life-saving operation. It is not under the best circumstances, but Robert's smile leaves a lasting impression and she finds herself thinking about him in the difficult days ahead.
When they do finally get together, they encounter seemingly insurmountable problems, but together they face them and emerge stronger and ready to begin their lives.

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The Napoleonic War is raging and Caleb, a sacked pageboy, enlists as a Drummer Boy in the newly formed 95th Regiment and faces the harshness of army life in Spain. Also struggling with Spain's wild terrain and winter weather is Mary Banning whose single minded attempt to locate her brother, missing in battle, almost ends in disaster when she is tricked and abandoned by her guide. She is placed in a compromising situation when rescued by an officer she loathes. But the colonel's sense of honour demands he marry her to prevent a scandal and Mary's social ruin amongst polite society. How her brother overcomes a bullet in the head, how Caleb exacts his terrible revenge on the Kepples, his former employees, makes for a good read. Among the detritus of horrible secrets, violence and revenge emerge two gentle love stories that bring about satisfactory resolutions and conclusions for all those affected and hurt by the Kepple family.

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In this coming-of-age of a young man in post-war Britain and France, we are given an insight into the series of events that transform the youth into a man.
Partially deaf since the age of six, and finding it hard to keep up with his studies, Paul quits Oxford University mid-course and goes to France for a few months in the hope of improving his language skills. Living 'en famille' at La Refaudio with the Koenitz's and their five children, he comes up against the unpleasantness of M. Koenitz whilst finding himself drawing ever closer to Madame and to the Catholic Church. The break-up of the family means the end of his employment and an interruption to his growing attachment to Madame.
His return to England sees him developing new relationships whilst working at various jobs which pave the way to his future career until an unpleasant event turns his life in a completely different direction.

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Pringles, Visas and a Glow in the Dark Jesus

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Something was seriously wrong when four policemen entered my classroom and signalled for me to leave with them.

Sharon Cracknell has caught the travel bug and her desire to see the world whisks her off on some unusual adventures. Her voyage begins in Indonesia where she is flung headfirst into a full time teaching job and finds herself caught up between the corrupt police force and the shady school owner, facing the prospect of five years in an Indonesian prison. Escaping by the skin of her teeth, her enthusiasm is not dampened as she goes on to climb Kilimanjaro, explore several of the seven Stans and climb to Everest base camp. These laugh out loud tales of her travelling highs and lows will have you guessing at what perilous escapades are next, but you will be wishing that you were there!

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A conversation set in Australia between Jack and his Dad about having a pet.
 A fun story for pre-school children which will provide an opportunity to engage children in conversation and learn about Australian indigenous animals. The rhyme and rhythm of the text will promote language and pre-reading skills, also suitable for early readers who are confident in tackling new words. With colourful illustrations and humour to entrance even the youngest child.

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Path of Power: Book 2: The Book of Dawn and Dusk

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Alexander Angelus the true heir of Angelia, and his she-elf companion Helena Drake of the Order of the Slayers, embark on an epic adventure that takes them over Anarchos, coming across many unscrupulous characters, terrifying monsters and obstacles as they go. Their aim is to rescue Alexander's friends from where they are being held and brutally tortured, avenge the death of the Black-Elves in the city of Profugus by the insane demon The Balarto' and defeat Alexander's evil Uncle Cain.
Can Alexander use the knowledge and elemental magic of the Angelians, and his energy draining powers to defeat those who hold Anarchos in peril? Can he utilise the elusive book of spells The Book of Dawn and Dusk' which he is entrusted by heaven itself to guard? Across mountains, swamps, forests and sea, hold tight as you embark on this perilous journey!

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A Pilot's Life in Active Service from 1930-1954

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In "A Pilot's Life in Active Service from 1930-1957", the story of successful and inspiring pilot Raimund Puda is told. From his dreams of becoming a pilot as a young boy from a small village in Czechoslovakia to achieving this dream and travelling all over the world as a fighter pilot.
It is easy for us in the 21st century to be oblivious to the experiences, tough decisions and sacrifices made by those who fought to allow us the freedoms we take for granted. 
This autobiography brings to life the experiences of a war-time pilot, his training and the reality of re-adjusting to life post-war.

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We've all heard of Live Aid, but what is the truth on the ground? What is it like to head a UN food convoy through Uganda and on up through the Sudan, a country torn by civil war for so many years?
In this riveting account, Harvey Mann retraces his steps through just such a journey.
Suffering heat, desperate roads, government bombing raids and the often less than legal attentions of the police, Harvey Mann and his mechanic, Abdul, guide the convoy of 25 trucks laden with grain and maize through the violent but often life-affirming peoples and expanses of central east Africa.
But was it worth it? The closer Mr Mann gets to his destination the more concerned he becomes with the value of his mission and, in particular, the final destination of the food.
For those interested in the politics and realities of UN food distribution The Wages of Fear is a gripping read.

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Chris Morgan spent his early life within the range of the flashing beacon at the summit of the Wrekin Hill in Shropshire and at the same time in the long shadows of the Stretton Hills. Later he moved with his family to Kidderminster where he was further influenced by the Malvern Hills, his father's exciting profession as a gamekeeper and woodman and his mother's material stalls in the market places of several west midland towns. This gave him a love for wildlife, the outdoor life in general and a perspective that finds him always looking upwards and outwards at the world and beyond for the treasures that lie there.
He has a great interest in the nature of people and takes pleasure in his hobby of driving boat trips up the River Great Ouse at St Ives, where he swaps his commentary on local history and poems with stories from the varied lives of his widely travelled passengers.
He wrote his first poem at the age of seven and has always found poetry a wonderful method of sorting those problems in life that can prove difficult to resolve.

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Kara, 31 and single (very single), is in emotional meltdown when her dreams come true, meeting Frey (gorgeous and Swedish), instantly having a mutual attraction.
It is no chance encounter; Frey is an elite Warrior descended from Vanaheim and The Fates have brought them together for a reason.
Her world is turned upside down (all nine of them, apparently) as Kara is plunged into the magic and myths of Norse legends, which she is expected to belong to and believe in.
With traitors in every realm conspiring to prevent their joining, a dark elf attempting to entice Kara with his bad boy charms and a moody Norn assigned as her guardian enforcing rules, can life get any more complicated?
Absolutely! As NOTHING can prepare Kara for the truth of who she really is... the power she has... or the choices she can make...
Even Gods should be careful what they wish for.

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Terry O'Shea grew up in Dublin's North Inner City Sherriff Street during the 1960's and 1970's. He was schooled at St Laurence O'Tooles and then O'Connells North Circular road. After leaving the Army in 1980 he was employed by Dublin Bus as a driver. He then started a small business in the late 80's, which he continued until 2007. In 2008 he went to Spain to live and worked as a singer and entertainer. Whilst in Spain he wrote and self published "Sandals or Slippers". He returned to Ireland in 2013 and currently lives in Cavan where he splits his time between writing and working in the entertainment business.

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DI Bruce McCoy was too pre-occupied in torturing himself with mind games about his seemingly unjust enforced well publicised retirement to notice that his wife, Sally, manageress of the Dreams come true' charity shop in Bladdington, was falling victim to the crippling effects of Dementia.
This stark realisation only hit home to him only after he'd experienced the acute embarrassment of having an empty bank account when making the purchase of a car of his dreams. Sally claimed to have no knowledge of what could have happened even if she was the one who looked after their financial affairs.
It was only after McCoy had pressed to involve the police in the matter that DCI Dick Starr, DI Cora Grey and DI Max Cooper soon discovered Sally had been befriended on a social network site by a recipient of the Dreams come true' funding while supporting a young boy dying from leukaemia in a childrens' hospital in Florida.
In chasing the trail of the missing thousands McCoy is forced not only to confront an old bitter adversary, but also the seeds of abject hatred of this particular officer planted in others which had flourished over the passing years.
Amidst a barbaric scene of deranged dogs and other poor animals being torn apart at a clandestine dog fight to the great joy of a blood lust crowd, the police give chase to the violent suspects which culminates in a dramatic scene to save the life of one of the perpetrators of the cruel deceit.

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What is it like to dive in the murky depths of the ocean?
How do you raise the wreck of a ship or aircraft?
Here, Kenneth Clark relives his diving experiences from training in the 1950s, to being awarded the Gold Sub Aqua Medal by the Duke of Edinburgh.
His achievements include helping raise the Gitana from Loch Rannoch in 1978. At the time, it was the heaviest wreck ever salvaged by amateur divers.

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What if you could hire a warm-bodied flesh-&-blood clone of your favourite celebrity? Who would you choose? How much would you pay? And what if it were against the law?
Abigail Amos, an attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice, answers her phone one night to be confronted by just such an offer. The call is untraceable. The salesman's voice is unrecognizable. Yet he knows all about her. Who would deliberately approach a Federal Prosecutor with a proposition like that? Or is it just a prank?
Abby decides to investigate, only to find her life spinning wildly out of control.
Combining erotic romance with mystery-suspense in a near-future San Francisco setting. 2040: Seeing Double will grip you from first page to last - and haunt you long afterwards.

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2035. The world is filled with technology. Big and small. From the tiniest of devices to giant supercomputers and Artificial Intelligence. Humanity is in the middle of a Techno Boom. The Boom had its beginnings in 2020 and grew into The Prime Years. 33. 34. And now 35.

Computer technician Laura Jamieson sure had a job on her hands when dealing with the evil Supercomputer Giga 6'. After she removes the bad egg' chip from his brain, the two gradually become firm friends. Can machines and humans work together to fight the Extremists before they carry out their wicked plan to kill all the young people in the world?

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Retired veteran Ronald Wallace is an old man quietly living out his remaining years in lonely isolation, waiting for the inevitable.
Since leaving the RAF after the War he has lead a very ordinary life and does his best to suppress many haunting memories of his wartime service.
But the death of an old friend, Hutch, brings a puzzle from beyond the grave which shatters his ordered way of life.
Often during the War his fate seemed to be controlled by the fall of dice and now he must roll them to decide if he should risk all to discover why Hutch went AWOL in the last days of the War.
Ronald knows he will have to revisit his wartime service and deal with the horrors and intrigue that lie waiting to be unleashed.
Perhaps the answer lies in the meeting of three families in Berlin in 1936 where friendships and love would be tested by the War.
He can hear Hutch saying "Go on, Ronno, roll the dice." 
What will they say?