Lost Between Worlds is based on a journal written between 1940 & 1945 when Edward H Herzbaum was in his twenties. It is a first-hand account of his horrendous wartime experiences, both physical & psychological, published for the first time: the journal had been lying in a suitcase for 65 years until it was discovered & translated. ...

Winifred Rudge is a writer who is struggling to get beyond the runway success of her mass-market astrology book, travels to London to jump-start her new novel about a woman who is being haunted by the ghost of Jack the Ripper. When she arrives in London she discovers that her step-cousin John Comestor has disappeared & a ghostly presence has invaded his home. Winifred has to investigate & finds herself the unwilling audience for a drama of spectres & shades. This book is 19.7cm in height & 12.9cm wide with 401 pages. ...

After the oil company that employs Arthur Dashwood fails to protect him from a kidnap attempt in Baghdad, he returns to his traumatised family in London. But everything is not as it should be. Having quit the blistering heat & swimming pool luxury of Saudi Arabia for fear of terrorist attack, Arthur finds that danger is closer to home. Arthur's young son Timothy is struggling in the hostile terrain of his new public school. Bullied by other pupils & neglected by his preoccupied parents, he withdraws into a fantasy world, a hybrid of computer-generated guerrilla warzone & exotic dreams of his time in Saudi Arabia, a place where boys can fight & escape their teachers & families. As one middle-class boy from Timothy's school & then another disappears, so evidence emerges of an extreme & disturbing rejection of the adult world. & then it is Timothy's turn to disappear. Haunted by memories of post-Saddam Baghdad, Arthur embarks on a terrifying search for his son, one that will reveal his own complicity in the brutal consequences of Western power. ...

Bristol for centuries was England's second city &, as a thriving port, its past is steeped in its involvement in trade, whether of cloth, wine, pottery, glass
- or slaves. This book presents an exploration of Bristol's hidden past, its ways of life, legends, relationship with the sea, & its role in English history.
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Clinging to a rugged hillside in the lush valley of Sparta lies Mistra, one of the dramatically beautiful Byzantine cities in Greece, a place steeped in history, myth & romance. This title tells the story of this once-great city
- its rise & fall & its place in the history of the Peloponnese & the Byzantine empire.
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The early Christian Church was a chaos of contending beliefs. Some groups Christians claimed that there was just not one God. Certain sects maintained that Jesus was human but not divine; & others that he was divine but not human. This book offers a study of these forms of Christianity, & how they came to be suppressed, reformed, or forgotten. ...

Details: For more than 10, 000 years, cities have been the sites of inspiration, myth & mystery. From Peru's Machu
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Explore the history of vanished empires & forgotten cultures from the oldest, prehistoric civilisations to the mysterious lost

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This work presents Stone Age civilization as far more sophisticated than previously believed in terms of its technology, mathematics, medicine, communications (which were worldwide) & art. The author attempts to re-establish Rousseau's notion of the " Noble Savage". ...

An account of one man's rediscovery of America & his search for the perfect small town. Instead he finds a continent that is doubly lost: lost to itself because it is blighted by greed, pollution, mobile homes & television; & lost to him because he has become a foreigner in his own country. ...