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|  | | Cinderella's Secret and other classical poems
A totally different version of the Cinderella theme in classical verse form. Romantic, amusing and sometimes bawdy, this very readable narrative poem won first prize at a Californian University in 1981. Also contains other unpublished work by the author. This is traditional rhymed verse that English teachers might well present to their older teenage pupils.
When Baron Beaumont marries a plump widow, seventeen years after the death of his first wife in childbirth, he discovers his new wife comes with some appalling baggage: two very ugly daughters who are immediately jealous of the Baron's beautiful daughter, Ella Beaumont. When Ella's father is sent to prison for a crime he did not commit, the ugly stepsisters Ermentrude and Agatha De Ville take full advantage of the situation. Ella is demoted to the role of kitchen maid and prevented from attending the Royal Ball held in June. King Louis is hosting the ball to allow his shy son, Ferdinand, to me | |  | | Heaven can Help - The Updated Autobiography
This 3rd Edition of HEAVEN CAN HELP is the fully revised Autobiography of an internationally known Spiritualist medium with an additional chapter and expanded text. Physical phenomena, psychic surgery,Indian mystics,haunted homes and messages from beyond are fully documented.
Brian Edward Hurst was the teacher and mentor of famous American medium James Van Praagh. Brian tells of his early years in wartime Britain, his painful adolescent years of discovery, his move to London and involvement with movies, television work and Spiritualism. Friendship with famous mediums led to attendance at outstanding physical phenomena seances where the author's mission in life was revealed.
Journeying to India to be of service, the author traveled widely, had strange psychic experiences and made many friends during his two year residence in Ahmedabad.
After return | |  | | Some go Haunting (3rd Edition)
Meet adopted English teenager Richard Buchanan who not only has to rescue his girlfriend Debbie from an abusive father, but is troubled by nightmares in his new home. Richard's older sister Barbara must deal with the tragic loss of her young fiance John, killed in a motor cycle accident. Can a Spiritualist medium make contact with him? Menopausal Edith Buchanan hates the isolation of her hilltop country home, is angry with Richard, worried by her husband's ill health and totally skeptical when spooky events occur at "High Hearty." Don Kramer, American schoolteacher from the local US Airbase, becomes intrigued by the haunting and by the beautiful Barbara. Can he assist the family in their pain? Debbie's mother, Win Mayhew, is trapped in an abusive marriage to a gambling, alcoholic farmworker. How can Stanley Mayhew, lusting for his own daughter, deal with his demons? Can 15 year old Debbie open Richard's heart to an unselfish and caring love? What secrets lie in the blocked up basement of the house and who are the spirits that create the strange phenomena. Don't miss SOME GO HAUNTING. It is guaranteed to keep you turning the pages!
This is the 3rd edition, also available on Kindle, with the extended final chapter and different ending from the previous editions of this popular teenage romance. | |  | | The High Hearty Affair - Screenplay
An adopted boy in 1950's England is challenged by an unsympathetic mother, a new residence that gives him nightmares and intrusion by spirits of former occupants of the house.
The High Hearty Affair is a teenage love story of an unhappily adopted boy who seeks to rescue his girlfriend from an abusive home and to discover his true parentage from a mother who is unwilling to give up secrets. This screenplay based on the novel "Some Go Haunting" deals with universal themes of loss, remorse and courage to overcome adversity through patience, kindness and positive choices. | |  | | Under the Pink Light
A grieving widow with two sons in 1951 England visits her parents-in-law for a week and has some mind-altering experiences at seances.
Set in 1951,year of the Festival of Britain, this second novel by a renowned psychic medium relates how a grieving English widow and her two sons spend a week in the country with in-laws and experience some unexpected adventures and mind-altering events that provide unique opportunities for growth.
The pains and problems of puberty are realistically portrayed as teenager Jack Wilson, a boy living in poverty without a father, searches for friendship and self-worth.
Combining historical fact and fiction, this story recreates life in East Anglia with a cast of unusual and unforgetta |
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