Her son has the power to heal. The world will never let him be.Becky Lazzarus is a young, unwed mother with nothing but her five-year-old son Jake and the small storefront church that took them in when no one else would. Abandoned by her family at fifteen, Becky has clawed her way to survival through sheer will, waitressing tips, and the charity of a tight-knit congregation led by a charismatic young pastor with ambitions of his own. Jake is her wo...

AN POST IRISH BOOK AWARDS WINNER 2024'A riveting and important read, forensically documenting the state's failings while also relating the traumatic human fallout for a whole community for whom life would never be the same again' - Mick Clifford'Meticulously compiled and unflinching yet sensitive, [this is] an exceptional record of a story that should never have happened' - Irish Independent'A gripp...

Step into the captivating world of "Moya's Diary", an enchanting memoir that illuminates the remarkable bond between a grandson and his extraordinary grandmother. Join Sean on a remarkable journey as he unveils the pages of this personal diary, sharing cherished memories, heartfelt emotions, and unforgettable moments. From the bustling streets of London to the tranquil beauty of Wales, experience the magic of family, love, and resilience that transcends time. With eloquent prose and vivid ...

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A gripping collection of eight dramas and readings featuring elaborate thefts, confidence tricks and impossible missions, including the infamous Hatton Garden heistMountain of Light by Simon Bovey: It’s 1851 and London buzzes with the wonders at The Great Exhibition. To housebreaker John Rayverne, it's harvest time as fine houses stand empty while the occupants attend the spectacle. But his activities have come to the notice of a Governor of the Ba...

Four gritty thrillers from acclaimed dramatist Paul Sellar‘The master of deception layered upon deception’ Moira Petty, The StagePaul Sellar is an award-winning playwright working in theatre, film and radio. This compulsive collection brings together four of his gritty, modern thrillers, set at the intersection of the murky worlds of corrupt business and criminality.The Gold Killing – Boxe...

This illustrated Travel Guide is a part of the Mobi Sights series, our concise guides that only feature the most essential information on city attractions. This guide is designed for optimal navigation on eReaders, smartphones, and other mobile electronic devices. Inside you will find a locator map and a list of top attractions linked to individual articles. Addresses, telephones, hours of operation and admissions information are included. The guide also features an itiner...

Table of Contents:1. Essentials: A-Z Index Phrasebook Units Conversion Eat Drink Sleep Driving in Europe Stay safe2. Maps**:** France Regions Geographical Provence French Riviera Languedoc-Roussillon2.1 City maps: Arles Avignon Cannes Marseille Monaco Montpellier Nice3. Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur: Major points of interest Climate History Get in Top 10 attractions Beaches Park...

How to Travel in Europe? – is unique, straight to the point and easy to read guide which will give you all possible information on how to plan your trip or vacations in Europe. How to Travel in Europe? – has dozens on information on how and why to rent-a-car, use rail, take a bus, find guided tours for free, passes for museums with great discounts and how to fly as low as for only 30 US dollars within most popular European cities. Every country in Europe is like a different island in the m...

The secret smart travelers turn to when facing a dizzying choice of what to do and see is to establish their own personal relationship with a city. Bonjour, Paris.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir was born in Limoges on 25 February 1841. In 1854, the boy’s parents took him from school and found a place for him in the Lévy brothers’ workshop, where he was to learn to paint porcelain. Renoir’s younger brother Edmond had this to say this about the move: “From what he drew in charcoal on the walls, they concluded that he had the ability for an artist’s profession. That was how our parents came to put him to learn the trade of porcelain painter.” One of the Lévys’ w...

We all know the famous national museums of Europe, the Louvre, Prado and British Museum. But more alluring and entertaining are the many small, quirky museums that are scattered across the continent. Visiting them provides a direct link back to an earlier age, when travelers on the Grand Tour to Europe sought out Cabinets of Wonders filled with unique art and marvelous relics.