Once upon a distant day A mouse was born named Frederick Frey. His mum and dad were wise and nice, raising him up on morals and rice. Age was gained and adventure beckoned, “A new place to live would be fun” he reckoned, and thus we find our charming chum, Living his life in…
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Imagine living in a house that can take you wherever you wanted to go… Jilly and her mother, June, live in their house. Not any old house but a magical, flying house by the sea. The house has many floors and Jilly has the attic floor all to herself, where she peeps out of the…
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“The positive, upbeat theme and interactive style of this book make it a good choice for children; the beautiful eye-catching pictures make it an even better choice.” – Ahhmericanwoman “AJ Cosmo has done it again for tickling a child’s funnybone, providing a challenge to child and parent, as well as a great opportunity to interact…
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A true-life story of the author’s walk with the Lord Jesus The author’s belief in her calling by the Lord from birth orchestrated the path of events of her life. She has had heavenly visions that have acted as a guide in life towards her calling and the ministry. In one such vision, the Lord…
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We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand “An amazing, heartfelt, raw, and inspirational journey of a gentleman’s aggressive prostate cancer journey. Guaranteed to give you hope!” – J & H Chirdon Throughout his extensive career Alfred Samuels was a bodyguard to some of the world’s most recognised celebrities. …
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“Jam packed full of useful info and tips that aim to make your resettlement as painless and smooth as possible. The best thing about the book is that the author has been through it and come out the other end a major success” – Ginger Ninja Chris Hitchens was an NCO Helicopter Pilot in the…
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REVIEW COPIES AVAILABLE NOW “A poignant and evocative story told from the perspective of a person with a deep spiritual understanding of different cultures, with a love for South Africa and England.” – Nerusha Naidoo, Secretary: KwaZulu Natal Legislature, South Africa “I believe in a culture of non-labels. I am not a woman, British, South…
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“This is a bare-knuckle truth of the soul, told with humor, humility and excellent craft” – Bob Olofson In 1979, out of desperation to escape the confines of her small, northern California town, Margot Genger breaks every rule of her social class, gender and upbringing to become a long-haul truck driver. Shift Happens is a…
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“What a great insight into life in the Crown Prosecution Service! Thoroughly enjoyed following this plot to its conclusion… If you like your crime dramas with twists and turns it’s a must read.” – Heather Offer When Thommi Carmichael, a gifted lawyer working for the Crown Prosecution Service, finds herself the victim of a terrifying…
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Angela Martin’s memoir, To Thine Be the Glory, describes her background, early family life and her changing thoughts on Christianity as she moved into adulthood. The book recounts her early relationship with God, how she lost this connection but later regained contact, and covers her life up to the time of her baptism in 2012….
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