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Good looks, top job in the city, Ferrari, second and third homes in Paris and Cannes, not to mention a spacious penthouse overlooking the Thames. Yes, it seemed Donavan Smith had it all. And the girls. ready and willing. And if, every now and again, they weren't so willing, Donavan had his own way of persuading them.
A Million Would Be Nice, the latest novel from Ken Scott, crime and thriller writer from Newcastle, England, is now available. The fast-moving tale tells of the exploits of Donavan Smith, a successful young man who wanted more. But his strange character, perhaps the result of his mother’s religious bigotry and abuse during his childhood, requires him not just to use other people, but to exploit them, ruthlessly. In A Million Would Be Nice, Ken Scott creates the perfect anti-hero, a man you want to hate, but a character whose exploits you want to uncover.
Good looks, top job in the ci | |  | | God Works For Me Now
God Works For Me Now by Jacqueline Blakeway is published by Libros International. It’s a book that describes a marriage breakdown and the spiritual responses of the partners involved.
God Works For Me Now is Jackie Blakeway’s account of the rapid rise and then slow demise of a relationship. Jackie describes how she fell in love with Jai, the name she attaches to her former husband for the purposes of her personal account. The way I read things, he was somewhat forceful, a bit too self-assured and confident for someone whose main claim to fame was running a Birmingham newsagent. But when we fall for another person, as Jackie Blakeway points out, rationality, analysis or logic rarely play a role. Our rose-tinted vision is rarely twenty-twenty.
The book describes the | |  | | Rufus And The Biggest Diamond In The World
In Rufus And The Biggest Diamond In The World, Michael Elsmere creates nothing less than a complete fantasy world of children’s literature.
Rufus loses his parents and sets out to find the biggest diamond in the world hidden for centuries. He has no idea of the terrors and adventures he will meet. Viciously attacked by pirates he is befriended by the cocky but streetwise Jim Hawkins. Following Jim's treasure chart a mysterious submarine commanded by 'The Captain' rescues them. Set ashore in Africa they hike through jungle and desert and climb towering cliffs to reach the warrior tribe of Kukuana land where lie the fabled King Solomon's diamond mines. Here they fall into terrible danger when ghosts and curses of the past rise up |
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