An Extraordinary Charge Against a Clergyman is an excellent account of the fascinating and perhaps bewildering life of the clergyman the Re...

 In his new book The Story of Warrington Bill Cooke takes his readers on an exploration of the town referred to as "The Athens of the N...

In  Flowers of Languedoc Philip Devalle, the half French and half Englishman returns in a new novel form Judith Thomson. It's the ultim...

  The Golden Calves of Jeroboam is another collection of meditations and religious writings and essays from Adrian Leak. He has an easy styl...

  Are We Doing The Stelvio Today? is a very compelling account written by biker, blogger and adventurer Martin Smith. Readers will join Mart...

 In his book T he Notorious Third Lord Lucan: An Embattled Life scientist, author and biographer Tom Blaney provides an interesting look on ...

What would you do if you had the uncanny gift to influence other people? To get them to do your bidding, without them even realising what wa...