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Redemption - Clone Rebellion Book 7
Earth, 2516 A.D.: The Unified Authority has spread human colonies across the Milky Way, keeping strict order with a powerful military made up almost entirely of clones. But now the clones have formed their own empire, and they aim to keep it... no matter who they must defeat.
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Sedition: The Clone Rebellion Book 8
Earth, A D 2519. Less than a year has passed since the clone military of the Enlisted Man's Empire toppled the government of the Unified Authority. Now the clones rule Earth, but a new enemy has emerged - and set off civil war.
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Betrayal: The Clone Rebellion Book 5
Lt Wayson Harris was born and bred as the ultimate soldier. But he is unique, possessing independence of thought. And when the military brass decide to blame the clones for the decimation of the U A republic, Lt Harris decides to stop being the scapegoat, with all the firepower he can muster.
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Republic: The Clone Rebellion Book 1
Private first-class Wayson Harris was raised among thousands of clones to be the ultimate soldier. But Harris isn't like the other Marines: he has a mind of his own. He figures he's paying for that when his first assignment is the smallest Marine outpost in the whole UA.
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Elite: Clone Rebellion Book 4
2514 AD: An unstoppable alien force is advancing on Earth, wiping out the Unified Authority's colonies one by one. It's up to Wayson Harris, an outlawed model of a clone, and his men to make a last stand on the planet of New Copenhagen, where they must win the battle and the war or lose all.
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The Vanishing Season
A chilling tale of suspense for fans of Julia Heaberlin. Fourteen years ago, teenager Ellery Hathaway was victim number seventeen in the grisly murder spree of serial killer Francis Michael Coben. She was the only one who lived. Now Coben is safely behind bars, and Ellery has a new identity in a sleepy town where bike theft makes the newspapers. But each July for the last three years, locals have been disappearing. Then Ellery receives strange messages hinting that the culprit knows exactly what happened to her all those years ago. When she tries to raise the alarm, no one will listen, and terrified she may be next, Ellery must turn to the one person who might believe her story…
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Bollywood Wives
Zara Das is Bollywood’s hottest actress, stalked by paparazzi wherever she goes. But behind the glamour lies the truth of how she reached the top. Zara’s new film, a Bollywood version of Pride and Prejudice being shot in London, should overcome the scandal that threatens her career - until a dead body is found in her hotel room. Someone is determined to take Zara down - and will stop at nothing to expose her darkest secrets. Zara has spent years running from her past. But now it’s caught up with her… A sexy, gripping novel set in the world of Bollywood, for fans of Jackie Collins and Crazy Rich Asians.
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The Death of All Things Seen
For Norman Price, in the midst of his own crisis, the financial crisis was a distraction signifying there were no longer any essential truths, no longer a beginning, middle, or end to events; a realization that eclipsed, among other things, the passing of his parents. Chicago, 2008. In the wake of cataclysmic events – both personal and international – Norman Price decides it's time for a new existence. But when a couple of bombshells are dropped onto his tentative new path, Norman's New Existence is suddenly threatened by past secrets. Michael Collins takes post 9/11 America as the background for a deeply moving novel about the fragility of humanity.
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I Was a Spy
“The Greatest War Story of All – Takes rank with All Quiet on the Western Front. She fulfilled in every respect the conditions which made the terrible profession of a spy dignified and honourable. Dwelling behind the German line within sound of cannon, she continually obtained and sent information of the highest importance to the British Intelligence Authorities. Her tale is a thrilling one … the main description of her life and intrigues and adventures is undoubtedly authentic. I was unable to stop reading it until 4 a.m.”Winston Churchill 1932With her medical studies cut short by the 1914 German invasion, her house burned down and her father arrested for suspected‘sharpshooting’, it was perhaps unsurprising that the multi-lingual Marthe Mckenna (née Cnockaert, codename ‘Laura’) was recruited by British Intelligence. At the time she worked as a nurse tending the wounds of occupying soldiers, and as a waitress in her parents’ café in the Belgian border town of Roulers. I Was a Spy! is McKenna’s vivid narrative of these breath-taking adventures as she, aided by a gallant band of loyal locals, goes undercover to sabotage enemy phone lines, report suspicious activity or train movements, and even instigate an aerial attack on a planned visit by the Kaiser.This thrilling account goes on to explain how, in 1916, the young nurse was caught by the Germans placing dynamite in a disused sewer tunnel underneath an ammunition dump. She was sentenced to the firing squad and only survived due to the Iron Cross honour received as a result of her earlier medical service . Mckenna was later mentioned by Douglas Haig in British Despatches and was awarded the French and Belgian Orders of the Legion of Honour for her espionage work.
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The Man Who Created the Middle East
At the age of only 36, Sir Mark Sykes was signatory to the Sykes-Picot agreement, one of the most reviled treaties of modern times. A century later, Christopher Sykes’ lively biography of his grandfather reassesses his life and work, and the political instability and violence in the Middle East attributed to it.The Sykes–Picot agreement was drawn by the eponymousBritish and French diplomats in 1916 to determine the divideof the collapsing empire in the event of an allied victory inWorld War I. Excluding Arab involvement, it negated theirearlier guarantee of independence made by the British –and controversy has raged around it ever since.But who was Mark Sykes?A century on, Christopher Simon Sykes reveals new facetsof a misremembered diplomatic giant. Using previouslyundisclosed family letters and cartoons by his grandfather,he delivers a comprehensive and humbling account of the man behind one of the most impactful policies in the Middle East.
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Walking The Himalayas
WINNER OF THE 2016 EDWARD STANFORD ADVENTURE TRAVEL BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD'Levison Wood has breathed new life into adventure travel.' Michael Palin'Levison Wood is a great adventurer and a wonderful storyteller.' Sir Ranulph Fiennes'Britain's best-loved adventurer... he looks like a man who will stare danger in the face and soak up a lot of pain without complaint.' The TimesFollowing in in the footsteps of the great explorers, WALKING THE HIMALAYAS is Levison Wood's enthralling account of crossing the Himalayas on foot. His journey of discovery along the path of the ancient trade route of the Silk Road to the forgotten kingdom of Bhutan led him beyond the safety of the tourist trail. There lies the real world of the Himalayas, where ex-paratrooper Levison Wood encountered natural disasters, extremists, nomadic goat herders, shamans (and the Dalai Lama) in his 1,700-mile trek across the roof of the world. WALKING THE HIMALAYAS is a tale of courage, stamina and the kindness of strangers that will appeal to the adventurer in us all.
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Studio A – The Bob Dylan Reader
Hailed by Publishers Weekly as "not only the best writing on the ever-changing folk singer, but also some of the best writing about any musician around," Studio A presents Bob Dylan's unique literary legacy in a collection that is quintessentially Dylan: mosaic, offbeat, poetic. This "astutely chosen and intelligently annotated" collection (Time Out London) gathers over fifty articles, poems, essays, speeches, literary criticisms, and interviews; many previously unpublished. Individually, these pieces offer insight into the man and his time, but collectively they reveal the coming-of-age of American cultural criticism in their "sweeping view of both Dylan and the changing times he so eloquently captured in his music" (Publishers Weekly). With Sam Shepard, Bruce Springsteen, Allen Ginsberg, Johnny Cash, Greil Marcus, Joyce Carol Oates, Gary Giddins, Rick Moody, Tom Piazza, Barry Hannah, and Dylan himself on the list of contributors, Studio A is truly "a vital document" (New York Times) for all fans.
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The Best Of Roald Dahl
Twenty tales to curdle your blood and scorch your soul, chosen from Roald Dahl’s bestsellers—Over to You, Someone Like You, Kiss Kiss and Switch Bitch Hypnotized from the first sentence, you will remain spellbound as Roald Dahl unravels his fiendish fictions with their satisfying twist-in-the-tale finales, as he leads you through the dangers of gambling for high stakes over wine, the perils of being a vegetarian and the macabre consequences of a night-time seduction... The Best of Roald Dahl is, quite simply, Roald Dahl at his sinister best.
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Stories Of Trees From India
Why would a tree be called 'Rain Tree'? Why do we never get to see the flowers of a banyan tree? Why does the Ashoka tree bring smiles? The answers to these puzzles and many more are all in this comprehensive book. It not only describes in detail the features of various common trees, but it endeavours, through its amusing stories, to bring about an instant attachment to the trees. Added to this, the etymology of the various scientific names and also the trivia about each tree are sure to deepen the interest of the reader.
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How To Deal With Stress
Straightforward, easy to read and highly practical, How to Deal with Stress puts the reader back in charge of their life and shows how to manage stress calmly and efficiently. Written by two internationally-recognized experts in the field of stress management, the book shows how to identify the underlying causes of stress before setting out a clear plan to manage both the causes of stress and their effects. How to Deal with Stress is crammed with invaluable tips on topics such as time management, exercise, nutrition and relaxation techniques. It offers not just a structured plan to manage stress but is also a practical handbook for both home and office, to dip into for quick advice, should the need arise.
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Jaisalmer The Golden City
High upon a hill stands the Golden Golden Fort, painstakingly built and fought over Bhati Rajputs. It has the distinction of being one of the few living forts in the world. Within the Fort stands a palace of erstwhile rulers and a number of Jain and Hindu temples with extensively carved interiors. In the burgeoning city outside are havelis of old with overhanging balconies and extensively carved facades. Within, all is plush and leisurely, evidence of a prosperity derived from businesses overseas. The narrow lanes within the Fort throb with life, young artists dancing with castanets; ravanhattas laid against the golden wall accompanied by an artist playing some long lost tune; rood top cafes promising an amazing handicrafts displayed on the walls; all awaiting a tourist's eye.
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Rajasthan The Land Of Colours
Rajasthan, the land of kings; an arid land tamed by valorous people. It is the land of Rajputs, a quick to take offence and generous with forgiveness. Their annals are written in blood and fire and every grain of sand has been drenched in blood at least once. The People are attired in all colours and hues of rainbow, fluorescent colours are being favoured for turbans. Their GHAGRA-CHOLIS have beautiful applique patterns, a flash of glass here, bead there. Jewellery and tattoos are sported by men and women alike. Most men take pride in their lustrous moustaches and beards, combed with great care. It is the sturdy forts, airy palaces, lavish havelis and the vitality of the people that still attract tourists by the hordes.
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Splendour Of South India
South India is a melting pot of many cultures from the local cultures of its indegenous inhibitants to that brought in by merchants and conquerors who came to the region and chose to settle down. Its rich history is reflected in its architecture, music, dance, cuisine and lifestyle of the people. Splendour of South India is an attempt to map this remarkable crucible of traditions as well as celebrate its rich heritage and breathtaking diversity. From Nilgiri mountains to golden beaches, from ancient temples to elegant mosques, from the ruins of old cities like Aihole to the rise of modern onws like Bangalore, this book provides a panoramic view of the history, culture and geography of the region. The blend of ancient Hindu and medieval Islamic culture is evident in amalgamation of architectural styles as witnessed in several historical monuments. The transition of ruling dynasties and the arrival of settlers from abroad have left an indelible imprint on the culture and lifestly of people. For those wishing to experience the real India, visit to south is a must. This book is a window to understanding this fascinating region better.
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Psycho Marketing
Are you aware that more than 95% of all decisions that we make are actually controlled by our subconscious mind?Do you remember the last time when you entered the supermarket with a list and came out with a lot more than expected? When was the last time that some product grabbed your attention and then suddenly you felt the need for that same product?Well, we all have been there and we all have bought things which we did not expect to buy.THE REASON?A Superpower called “Neuromarketing”, which emphasises on building marketing strategies, based on Psychology and its principles.Through this book you will be able to •Understand how human brain makes decisions•Understand your audience’s behaviour better•Understand how your audience perceive your brand•Utilise audience’s psychology to have deeper impact•Ensure that your audience becomes your customer and your brand advocate•Overshadow the competition, with ease•Build an impeccable brand, loved by your audience•Multiply Conversion rates and ROI, irrespective of the industryThrough the pages of the book, you will dive deeper into human brain and experience and different world, altogether. You will gain an understand of human brain and how to persuade people around you for your business, or even your personal life.