The psychic world will never be the same again Lucia Garza is trapped in a supernatural power struggle. To save a friend she agreed to work for sinister psychic organisation The Cross Society. But after a death threat that almost succeeds, she's starting to think they want her out of the way. Forever. Worse, as Lucia uncovers the society's most dangerous secrets, she discovers that she's being used as a pawn between two warring paranormal factions. Caught in a battle no one can win, Lucia's only choice could be to go against long-told prophecy to destroy both The Cross Society & its sworn enemies. But what are the consequences of defying destiny? ...

In 1634 Urbain Grandier, a handsome & dissolute priest of the parish of Loudun was tried, tortured & burnt at the stake. He had been found guilty of conspiring with the devil to seduce an entire convent of nuns in what was the most sensational case of mass possession & sexual hysteria in history. ...

Under the burning heat of the South African sky, a man loses his son. In that moment, the killer they call Artemis is born. His victims are guilty: the child-murderers, the paedophiles, the ones for whom even a life lived out in jail is too good. But DI Benny Griessel knows this vigilante killer brings revenge, not justice. Artemis must be stopped, before he makes a terrible mistake & another innocent life is lost... ...

Walking is one of Britain's favourite leisure activities, & this guide features a variety of mapped walks to suit various abilities. It describes various walks with a summary of distance, time, dog friendliness, parking & public toilets. It is accompanied by reading on the history & wildlife of Devon. ...

Step back in time with this stunningly nostalgic black & white wall calendar.

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Keep track of all the events going on in your busy life, & never miss a birthday, anniversary,

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Covers the south west & Devon & Cornwall in particular. This guide

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The county of Devon is said to have been the most militarily active county in England during the course of the Second World War. Devon At War can claim to be one of the few books that fully covers events on the Home Front during the war years, setting them against the ebb & flow of the conflict between the Allied & Axis forces. From Plymouth sailed Royal Navy warships that were to take part in epic sea battles. On Devons beaches were trained the men of the Allied armies who took part in the D-Day invasion of 6 June 1944, including tens of thousands of American troops who sailed from Devons ports. Away from the front line, ordinary citizens found their lives turned upside down, food rationing & war work, & the sudden influx of thousands of evacuees brought a new urgency to quiet rural backwaters, while Hitlers sustained bombing campaigns saw death raining down from the skies, inflicting massive destruction on Plymouth & Exeter. Using contemporary reports & formerly secret documents combined with eye-witness accounts & over 200 photographs the author tells the remarkable story of those turbulent years. ...

The devastating effects of the First World War were to change forever the face of rural Engl&. Devon in the Great World War is the first substantial work to explore both the military & social aspects of the greatest & bloodiest of World Wars, charting the changes that this conflict brought upon Devon & it's people. ...

Devon Sketchbook will guide you to some 40 favourite places along the north & south coasts of the county, plus a few in Exmoor & Dartmoor National Parks. With more than 180 of the author's line & watercolour illustrations & 66 hand drawn maps, Devon Sketchbook is a unique guidebook & souvenir. It also makes the perfect gift. ...