André Morgan’s life is stuck in a comfortable routine — until Ayana Fénix steps in and turns everything upside down. Vibrant, mysterious, and carrying secrets of elemental magic, Ayana draws André into a world where earth, wind, fire, and water are more than just forces of nature.As the Caribana festival brings Toronto to life, André finds himself torn between the safety of the familiar and the thrill of the unknown. But when magic stirs beneath the surface and danger looms, he’ll ...

Gaia’s Cradle continues the Fénix family saga that began with The Aether’s Call. Ayana Fénix-Morgan’s calm, structured world begins to fracture when a mysterious client draws her into an ancient conflict between modern life and elemental duty. As she wrestles with a pregnancy that magnifies her connection to the Earth, Ayana must confront buried truths, inherited power, and the quiet cost of balance. A story of legacy, identity, and renewal, Gaia’s Cradle blends contemporary British realis...

"Beyond Sober: You Put Down the Booze, Now What?" is a must-read for anyone who has recently made the decision to stop drinking and is looking for practical tips and strategies to help them stay sober. Written by a woman in recovery who has dedicated over 25,000 hours to researching and speaking with successfully sober people, this book offers a wealth of real-world strategies that can be easily implemented into daily life.One of the key strengths of "Beyond Sober" is its focus on ...

Feng Shui Tips: Kitchen Renovations offers a fresh perspective of the most important space in our homes – the kitchen. Lee explores the history of the heart of the home from ancient times to the modern kitchen and beyond. This book provides you with insights, ideas and real how-to tools for your own kitchen design and renovation project.Lee shares how you too can bring more abundance into every area of your life by creating the heart of your home in a mindful manner. She does this ...

André Morgan's life runs on quiet patterns-work at the gallery, family dinners, dreams left waiting for later.Then Ayana Fénix tangles him in ivy-literally. She's bright, grounded, and there's something otherworldly about her.With the Caribana festival in Toronto as the backdrop, André begins to see the world-and himself-differently. The ordinary shifts. The air hums. And one choice asks him to decide between the safety he knows and the possibility of something far greater....

Gaia's Cradle continues the Fénix family saga that began with The Aether's Call.Ayana Fénix-Morgan's calm, structured world begins to fracture when a mysterious client draws her into an ancient conflict between modern life and elemental duty. As she wrestles with a pregnancy that magnifies her connection to the Earth, Ayana must confront buried truths, inherited power, and the quiet cost of balance.A story of legacy, identity, and renewal, Gaia's Cradl...

'The Documentary Handbook is mandatory reading for those who want a critical understanding of the place of factual formats in today’s exploding television and media industry, as well as expert guidance in complex craft skills in order to fully participate. The practical advice and wisdom here is second to none.' – Tony Steyger, Principal Lecturer, Southampton Solent University, UKThe Documentary Handbook is a critical introductio...

In Portugal, 12-year-olds manufacture clothes destined for British chain-stores. In Brazil, children work more than nine hours a day glueing shoes for sale in the West. This book, based on research done with the co-operation of the Anti-Slavery Society for a recent major BBC television documentary, exposes the scandalous exploitation of children's labour and services throughout the world - a system from which the national economies of Europe and the USA profit.What is eaten, worn a...

"I used to say that people were little more than meat, something disposable. I found out the hard way just how true that can be."Two years after an event that finally drove Frank Popper from The Reds, he has spent most of his time questioning his own beliefs, his worth, his reason for being. When the place he once called home falls victim to a brutal serial killer, he seizes the chance to reclaim his sense of self, as he once again takes on the challenge of showing people ...

"Darkness is more than absence of light. Much more."For Darrick Stoker, setting up in a small American town barely on the map seemed like the only answer; a last ditch opportunity to put his past behind him. A chance to push his demons aside and focus on his career as an up-and-coming author.What he finds instead is a secret. Something that the town would rather forget. Something to which he feels inexplicably drawn. Something that some people would rather have remain burie...

"Has it never occurred to you to wonder just why a child would learn to be afraid of the darkness?"From Lee Glenwright, author of Insatiable, Meat Puppets, and Little Wounds and Other Dark Tales. This volume collects three short stories of cosmic-themed horror, originally published in Lovecraftiana magazine between 2018 and 2020.Three examples of why the darkness is something of which to be afraid.Bring a torch...

A young man finds himself hemmed in on his regular morning commute...a commute that becomes a little too regular.A hedonistic night of sex and drugs has unexpected - and unwanted - consequences.A down on his luck aspiring author finds that sometimes, it really is best to write what you know.More dark tales of loss from Lee Glenwright, author of Mutt, Insatiable, Meat Puppets, and Little Wounds and Other Dark Tales.