Dave's story is one lots of people live with every day. As he relives his past, he sees where he went wrong. So now he has to fight to save his marriage. He is a man who needs his family and he was blind to the trouble he caused for his wife. So now he has a long fight to make his wife, belive he can be the man she married, and at the time regain the trust of his family.

If you love Milly Johnson, Trisha Ashley and Catherine Alliott, you'll love Jane Wenham-Jones's deliciously entertaining stories!'Funny, realistic and full of insight' Katie Fforde'I love Jane's writing!' Jill Mansell'Feel-good' Woman & HomeA Big Birthday, a wedding anniversary, an unlikely encounter, a smashed headlight and a treat to remember.Everyone has ...

A gorgeously romantic short story, part of The Meet Cute series.When her beloved mum dies suddenly, Helena escapes to sunny California. Determined to live for the moment, she puts aside her fears and signs up for the surfing lessons she's always dreamed of – with the added distraction of hunky instructor Ashton.

Why is it that having children affects our ability to speak proper English? What exactly is the “Wassat?” game? How can a seemingly harmless children’s TV character give you a nosebleed? Water Birth Please is the Diary of a Mum muddling through each chaotic day with her gleefully troublesome toddler, Grace. Join them through a journey of pointless birth plans, disastrous diets, sleepless nights and social networking. A light hearted look at a little life based on original blog entries by t...

The definitive short guide to being a better parent or grandparent. If you read nothing else, this is the one book you must not miss and to ensure it helps as many as possible, the price is minimal, the value, incalculable.

These ghostly adventures and spine-chilling stories are great for reads for reluctant readers. Written by well-known authors and illustrated by much-loved illustrators, this series will appeal to boys and girls.

A story from the second collection of 17 stories in My Other Shorts & Formal Tales. The Sunday country market stalls are livened up by the gate crashing of an out-of-towner. The aged old lady, a Polish migrant and surviving veteran of WW2, wants to set up her own stall to sell a wide range of Polish memorabilia, bric-a-brac, home cooking and home made sweets. She immediately charms the other regular stall holders with her wonderful cooking, skills and many stories. She has other skills, un...

"Do ghosts exist? Surely the city would be crawling with them by now ..."Out on a drunken pub crawl, John and Charles are about to find out what happens when ghosts reach out from the icy walls and touch somebody.As seen on creepypasta.com in August 2015, short horror Lunchbox is part of a suite of short sci-fi, urban fantasy and horror stories by BP Gregory, each its own maelstrom of human suffering and longing.It is one of several short pieces that eventually grew...

A woman is haunted by three spirits. They are not of Christmas times, but are babies she had aborted over her life. Warning: this story has an especially nasty end. The Rationale is a powerful, emotional, well-written short. It's also one of G.M. Weger's first and best stories. Originally, it was published in Nth Degree.

This is a short fictional story, inspired by thinking about the words supposition and speculation. Observing people in daily life, recalling snippets of overheard conversations and the comments of strangers enabled me to stitch together a contemporary scenario wherein a woman notices a young male emerging from a public toilet in a park and notes that he looks ill or ill at ease. The woman is somehow moved to feel concern for his welfare. An older man who is known to the woman exits the toi...

A selection of my poetry and short verse collected over the years; some happy, some funny, some soppy and sentimental, some inspiring and uplifting, and some just plain silly! A few are also written taken from the view of my disability; Multiple sclerosis.

This short book contains five short stories. The stories are called "What Have I Just Seen?", "Follow the River", "A Forest Walk", "The Hunt" and "Welcome Winter."