Details: What Eden Moore digs up in the roots of her diseased family tree takes her across the South, from the ruins
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Alex Cross is preparing to resign from the Washington Police Force. 

He's enjoying the feeling; not least because

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Using advice from Butch Harmon, this guide teaches readers how to strengthen their game by balancing four areas which are equally important to their final results: ball striking, the short game, the mental side & course management, & physical conditioning. ...

If you've ever asked questions like 'who am I really?' or 'what does it all mean?' This book has some answers for you. Guiding you to greater Self-Awareness, It shows you how to connect with the faces that emerge your eternal beauty, power & joy & what to do about the ones that limit & undermine you. ...

Each of these four Gothic stories reveals a psychological tale of isolation & monomania. H. Walpole's ' The Castle of Otranto' is filled with terror & ghostly interventions. William Beckford's ' Vathek' alternates grotesque comedy with scenes of exotic magnificence. ' The Monk', by Matthew Lewis & M. Shelley's ' Frankenstein' are also included. ...

Tells the story of the summer author spent caddying for Scottish golfer Ross Drummond, ranked over 400 in the world, on the European Tour. This title also presents the inside story of the geniuses, the cheats, the gurus & the hangers-on that make up the golf scene. ...

The story of Zayde, his mother Judith, & her three lovers. When Judith arrived in a village in Palestine in the early 1930s, three men competed for her attention. During the four meals which take place over several decades, Zayde comes to understand why all four men consider him their son. ...

`I was born in a tenement flat in the East End of London in the year in which Queen Victoria died.' Four Meals for Fourpence is Grace Foakes's memories of her girlhood in Wapping in the early 1900s. With a child's clear eye, she describes the sights, sounds & smells of the old East End of London: shopping in the market, men waiting for work at the dock gates, the rituals of washday. She also describes the fear
- of illness, of unemployment, of the workhouse
- that hung over her family & thousands like them, & her determination that her own children would never know the kind of poverty she had experienced.

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The incredible true story of four ordinary working mums from Yorkshire who took on an extraordinary challenge & broke a world record along the way, proving it's never too late to go on a life-changing adventure, experience the beauty & power of the elements, push the very limits of your abilities & rediscover who you are. ...

The plays of Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) are critically acclaimed throughout the world. The father of modern drama, Ibsen broke with theatrical conventions & created a more realistic form of drama that used the stage as a forum for debating social problems, notably the rights of the individual, & the damaging effects of orthodoxy.

This collection of four plays contains, A Doll’s House (1879) & Hedda Gabler (1890), his most striking depictions of the struggle by individuals
- especially women
- to realize their full potential; it also presents Peer Gynt (1867), an early verse tour-de-force, not originally intended for the stage, on the nature of the self, & The Master Builder (1892), a play that explores the clash between the old & the new in richly metaphorical language.

This collection returns to the acclaimed translations of William Archer (1856-1924), who through these renditions played a major role in promoting Ibsen’s reputation outside Norway. Archer was also a critic, who with actress Elizabeth Robbins & dramatist George Bernard Shaw was central in the modernisation of English theatre.

This paperback book has 390 pages & measures: 19.7 x 12.6 x 2cm







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