Three Little Words is a daily journal containing 365 Daily motivational quotes. What makes this motivational journal unique is that every daily quote contains just THREE little words. I sincerely hope that this journal will...

It is the summer of 1975. A small group of tourists make their way over to Morocco from different parts of England, together they form a group of much wanted friendship and camaraderie. Only time...

Refereeing has been an overlooked subject amongst the vast amount of books produced on football. This book seeks to redress the balance by offering an insight to the refereeing world in Scotland and how it...

'Brilliantly written' and 'very intriguing,' Eve Laird, Women's Aid It's 19th century England. Women have few rights, no vote, and the law offers scant protection. When home is a dangerous place, what does a woman...

Dancing between two worlds, 'Canvas Echoes: A Poetic Odyssey Enkindled from a Symphony of Paint' takes readers on an enchanting journey through the realms of art and poetry. In this collection, each poem serves as...

Steve's life from childhood to retirement is told in a series of short stories where he explains his early passion for lorries and how he manifested that to try and reach his goal in life:...

That is the message from this stigma-breaking true story. Almost immediately after she gave birth to baby Natalie, Lorna May Davies developed postpartum psychosis, a condition suffered by only one in one thousand women. Her...

This is the second instalment of four, Snow, Sand, School and Stress. It follows on from The Lads From The Pleasant 'B' Team. It is a fact/fiction account of workers employed on the construction of...

This is a collection of writings, in prose and poetry, mainly related to walking, something of which I do quite a lot. It was begun during the time of the Covid pandemic, when movement was...

Before smartphones or international data plans, global adventure travel required extensive pre-trip research, solid street smarts, survival ingenuity, human interaction, guidebooks, paper maps, cross-cultural knowledge, and a shit ton of luck. This compelling memoir follows...