What lies beyond the veil of a perfect life? Sometimes, it�s darker than you could ever imagine. She seems like any other single mother: quiet, withdrawn, trying to make the best of her circumstances. But behind closed doors, her mind is slipping. Her envy of those with happy, fulfilled lives grows insatiable, twisting into something terrifying. Some women dream of love. Others dream of escape. She dreams of blood. Her children are her anchor, her reason for living. They keep her tethered ...

In "Wake Up Parent", Michael Davies issues a clarion call to parents to take their God-given responsibility seriously, raising their children in the fear and nature of God amidst today's ungodly environment.*Key Themes*Parental Responsibility: Davies emphasizes the biblical mandate for parents to care for God's children, stressing accountability to God.Distinct Roles: The author explores the unique roles of fathers and mothers in shaping their c...

In the sterile corridors of the hospital, where life hangs by a thread and the line between salvation and death is thin, lies a man as unassuming as he is unforgettable. A quiet presence among the busy surgeons and frantic nurses, he is well-liked, dependable, and known for his unwavering commitment to his work. Yet beneath his calm exterior, his fascination with the human body is more than just professional. It's an obsession, a compulsion to understand — and control — the delicate balanc...

A short, authoritative, enthralling history of the Roman Mass from the Last Supper to the "Tridentine Mass" as said today. Covers Low Mass, Sacramentaries, other Western Rites, etc. Highlights the reforms of Popes St. Gregory the Great (590-604) and St. Pius V (1566-1572). Says neither "reform" produced a "new" liturgy.

Michael Davies shows how Fr. Annibale Bugnini--before his dismissal by Pope Paul VI under suspicion of being a Freemason--was able to "reform" the Catholic Mass into the constantly evolving liturgy. Quoting Bishops and Cardinals as well as liberal "experts" and Protestant observers, he exposes the "time bombs" which were built into the Second Vatican Council's document on the liturgy by a few revolutionaries in order to be exploited later--and which have been detonating ever since. "I am c...

In this very important little pocket booklet, Michael Davies sets forth the amazing thesis that Vatican II and the Post Vatican II legislation did not mandate any changes in the Catholic sanctuary: that is, they did not mandate moving the Tabernacle from the central point in the altar, nor placing a chair in the middle of the sanctuary - or even Mass facing the people. Filled with quotes from the relevant passages of the actual Church documents, this valuable little handbook is a wonderful...

It is a matter of regret that very few English-speaking Catholics know anything whatsoever about the events that took place in the Vendee region of France during the French Revolution of 1789. The aim of this book is to commemorate the visit of Pope John Paul II to the Vendee, where the people remained faithful to the Vicar of Christ and attached to their parishes and their priests, in spite of the cruelty of persecution to which they were subjected during the French Revolution. There is n...

The very first job I ever had was as a DJ on a mobile roller skating rink in 1983. That lasted less than a year and was followed by a myriad of other jobs. I was a potter, a taxi driver, a truck driver, a picker in a cold store, a gardener and a milkman. I also spent a significant part of each year just travelling and enjoying myself. Financially, I rarely had any money other than that required to get from one week to the next and frequently lived at home with my parents where I stayed on ...

Proves that Christ, being God, has an absolute right to reign in our social and political lives, as well as in our personal lives. This book is easy to read and important for our times, in which secularism and pluralism reign supreme. Provocative on every page!

Discovered after more than 40 years, a vintage action-adventure novel set on Domino Island – a Caribbean paradise toppling under murder, corruption and organised crime…‘Like a dream come true – an undiscovered Desmond Bagley novel … and it’s a great one!’ LEE CHILDBill Kemp, an ex-serviceman working in London as an insurance investigator, is sent to the Caribbean to verify a life insurance claim that will make property magnate David Salton’s young widow a very rich lady.

Five hundred years before the modern era, the mysterious Etruscan civilisation ruled in Northern Italy and much of Europe. It was ruled by the Twelve Families who controlled all of the society's moral and legal codes. But two of those families, the Vulci and the Tarquinia had been engaged in a bloody feud for many decades until the Twelve Families demanded an end. The Vulci had only one recourse, to call down a curse on their enemies to last for all of time. More than two thousand years la...

It was a simple errand. Collect a package. Save the world.‘Part James Bond, part Philip Marlowe, and all hero’—Jeffrey DeaverBut when Bill Kemp’s contact washes up dead on the frozen banks of the Danube, where the Iron Curtain falls across the map of Europe, he’s thrown into the heart of a dangerous conspiracy that threatens to destabilise the continent.With winter closing in and enemies on all sides, Kemp must risk a darin...