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Wings of Marsia: The girl who escaped

        Wings of Marsia: The girl who escaped At fifteen, Marsia’s life in rural Rwanda should have been simple—but fate had other plans. After spending five years in Kigali, she returns home only to find her father refusing to let her leave and arranging her marriage to a man old enough to be her father. Terrified but determined to choose her own future, Marsia escapes back to Kigali, only to discover that her aunt has relocated to Uganda. Entrusted to a stranger to guide her across the border, she soon realizes she has stepped into another danger when he attempts to exploit her. Alone and vulnerable in a city she does not know, Marsia runs for her life until a rare moment of kindness offers temporary refuge. Her journey carries her even farther—to London—where survival becomes more perilous than ever. When her employer attempts to abuse her and then plots to send her back to Africa to protect himself, Marsia makes a daring escape into the night. Homeless and alone ...
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Ray Bailey – The Common

      Ray Bailey – The Common London is drowning in blood. The Russian mafia is tightening its grip on the city, leaving the Metropolitan Police struggling to keep control. But for DI Ray Bailey and DI Dennis Carter, this isn’t just another case—it’s war. As seasoned cops, they know the system doesn’t always work. To bring the Russians down, they turn to the one man ruthless enough to fight back—Billy Anderson, the last of the old-school London gangsters with his own score to settle. Together, they wage a brutal campaign, where justice is served in blood and betrayal lurks at every corner. Caught in the crossfire is DI Laura Banks, who, when working on the case of a missing six-year-old, uncovers some deadly truths. As the streets become a battlefield, one question remains: how far will they all go? Because in a city where power is taken, not given, the difference between a cop and a criminal is just one bad decision. Click here to get  Ray Bailey – The Common on Ama...

Stuck In The Middle

    Stuck In The Middle As a child, you do not understand the word stuck, but as you grow, you understand the depth of this word. Stuck means being unable to move or progress due to being fixed in place. It might be because you glued something, taped it up, or cemented it in place. Or it could be that you're unable to remove yourself from a situation, thinking it would cause more trouble than it's worth. Something like a loveless relationship. But in the second instance, I would argue that you're only as stuck as you want to be, and almost anything can be unstuck if you're willing to accept the consequences. But in the case of the title of this book, it's at truly sticky situation. Don't stay stuck because society or parental guilt says that's the way it should be. Be strong enough to get yourself unstuck and know that in all things you are the most important one and you are always enough! Click here to get Stuck In The Middle on Barnes & Noble

Snowball, Snowball!: A Chilly Teamwork Tale

      Snowball, Snowball!: A Chilly Teamwork Tale It's snowing! Brother and sister Kian and Dina love snow. And so, the frosty downpour of twinkling snowflakes has them bursting with excitement. "Bet I can roll a bigger snowball than you!" Kian says. "Bet you can't!" Dina replies, sticking out her tongue The contest is on. The biggest snowball wins. And boy, do those snowballs get big! But who wins . . . and why? Well, there's only one way to find out. Open the book and read! Click here to get Snowball, Snowball!: A Chilly Teamwork Tale on Amazon Kindle 

LOVE AND THE OPPOSITE : EMBRACING THE BALANCE

  LOVE AND THE OPPOSITE : EMBRACING THE BALANCE Love is our first language, but life teaches us its opposite. From childhood impressions to adult relationships, every experience shapes how we give, receive, fear, and understand love. This book is a journey through that emotional landscape — the patterns we inherit, the conditions we learn, the wounds we carry, and the universal laws that guide us back to truth. Love And The Opposite reveals the hidden mechanics of the heart: how intentions shape reality, how fear distorts connection, how karmic cycles repeat until healed, and how the mind, body, and soul each contribute to the emotional pendulum we experience in every relationship. Through clarity, insight, and spiritual depth, this book helps you: • recognize your emotional patterns • understand why love feels different for everyone • navigate the tension between love and its opposite • break generational cycles • elevate your relationships through awareness • return to unconditio...

You Don't Need Your Shoe. I Do! Deinen Schuh brauchst du nicht. Aber Ich!

    You Don't Need Your Shoe. I Do! Deinen Schuh brauchst du nicht. Aber Ich!   Now available internationally: “You Don’t Need Your Shoe. I Do! / Deinen Schuh brauchst du nicht. Aber ich!” A joyful bilingual picture book about curiosity, mischief and everyday discovery. A missing shoe, a very proud baby, a true story. About the great delight of small discoveries from the sofa to the bathtub. With clear shapes, bold colours and strong contrasts, told bilingually (English/German) in simple, easy-to-understand language - fun for children and adults, right from baby age onward. Created from an own-voice perspective and centred on a Black child in everyday moments of joy. Written by Yama Tessa Hart Illustrated by Gabriel Amu Published by Hexen.House Available internationally in bookshops. Order through the bookstore of your choice. ISBN 978-3-912434-00-2 More info: www.Hexen.House https://www.hexen.house

Grow To Survive: Building a Self-Sufficient Garden Using What You Have

  Grow To Survive: Building a Self-Sufficient Garden Using What You Have  Food security is no longer optional—it’s essential. Grow to Survive  is a practical, no-nonsense guide to building a survival and homestead garden using what you already have. Whether you live in an apartment, a suburban neighborhood, or on rural land, this book shows you how to grow real food with limited money, limited space, and uncertain resources. Inside, you’ll learn how to turn natural materials, refurbished items, and everyday “waste” into productive garden systems. From rain-catchment and DIY irrigation to recycled raised beds, vertical gardens, and off-grid food production, this book offers multiple setups and flexible designs for every situation and climate. Unlike traditional gardening books,  Grow to Survive  focuses on  resilience —high-calorie crops, fast harvests, perennial food sources, seed saving, natural pest control, and long-term storage. You’ll find options for ...