Emmaline Grant has always loved romance so its really no surprise that she has found her calling as a wedding florist. & she gets to work with her best friends Mackensie Parker & Laurel
- she couldnt ask for a better job. Yet while men swarm around her she still hasnt found Mr Right. But the last place Emmas looking is right under her nose. & thats just where Jack Cooke is. Hes been best friends with Parkers brother for years which makes him practically family. Now the architect has begun to admit to himself that his feelings for Emma have developed into much more than friendship & when she returns his passion
- kiss for blistering kiss
- things start to get complicated. Jack has never been big on commitment. Emma yearns for a lifelong love affair. & if the two are to find common ground they must trust in their history
- & in their hearts.. .



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Suzy Sue & her animal friends star in this fabulous bedtime book that will have children giggling all the way to bed. This is the story of Suzy Sue ready for bed just like you! But then she finds a cow a horse a sheep & a goat all fighting for space in her bed! Will she ever get to sleep? The perfect bedtime companion for young children A Bed of Your Own has been read on CBeebies & is the third book in the Suzy Sue series. ...

This book especially covers enuresis in detail with proper homeopathic approach helping physicians to solve the problem of almost every parent. Are you frustrated because your child wets the bed? Are you looking for information to help you understand what you can do? You are not alone!! Bedwetting is a VERY common childhood condition that affects millions of children. By the time your child reaches school age (six & up) night time wetting begins to affect the entire family. This book reveals the untrodden & equally unrevealed aspects of this problem with their solution. ...

Every garden needs some extra colour at some point
- whether it's to fill a gap in a border place a hanging basket or even liven
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Perfect for day trips & short breaks the OS Landranger Map series covers Great Britain with 204 detailed maps. Each map provides all the information you need to get to know your local area &

Includes:: places of interest tourist information picnic areas & camp sites plus Rights of Way information for England & Wales.

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When a man is found murdered on the doorstep of a respectable house in Bedford Square Victorian Englands finest & most controversial policeman Thomas Pitt is called immediately to the scene. The only clue to the victims identity is a silver snuff box found on the body curiously at odds with the mans dishevelled appearance. Pitt soon discovers that the box & the house where the body was found belong to General Balantyne a man Pitt knows to be a pillar of the community. He is dismayed to learn that Balantyne can barely recall the evening let alone account for his movements. ...

The varied architecture of this east Midland area ranges from the Norman glory of Peterborough cathedral & notable Early English churches to many fine Elizabethan & Jacobean mansions. The finest of these is Houghton House but the most spectacular is Burghley of palatial proportions in a perfect landscape setting by Capability Brown. Southill & Woburn Abbey display the range & excellence of Georgian houses & landscaped gardens while Wrest Park & Luton Hoo look back to eighteenth-century French architecture from opposite ends of the nineteenth-century. More recently Whipsnade Zoo exemplifies fine work of the 1930s by Berthold Lubetkin. ...

' Bedlam!' The very name conjures up graphic images of naked patients chained among filthy straw or parading untended wards deluded that they are Napoleon or Jesus Christ. We owe this image of madness to William Hogarth who in plate eight of his 1735 Rake's Progress series depicts the anti-hero in Bedlam the latest addition to a freak show providing entertainment for Londoners between trips to the Tower Zoo puppet shows & public executions. That this is still the most powerful image of Bedlam over two centuries later says much about our attitude to mental illness although the Bedlam of the popular imagination is long gone. The hospital was relocated to the suburbs of Kent in 1930 & Sydney Smirke's impressive Victorian building in Southwark took on a new role as the Imperial War Museum. Following the historical narrative structure of her acclaimed Necropolis BEDLAM examines the capital's treatment of the insane over the centuries from the founding of Bethlehem Hospital in 1247 through the heyday of the great Victorian asylums to the more enlightened attitudes that prevail today. ...

Heaven is a prison. Hell is a playground. Would it be your ultimate fantasy to enter the world of a video game? A realm where you don't have to go to work or worry about your health; where you can look like a hero or a goddess; where you can fly space-ships slay dragons yet all of it feels completely real. A realm where there are no consequences & no responsibilities. Or would it be your worst nightmare? Stuck in an endless state of war & chaos where the pain & fear feels real & from which not even death can offer an escape. Prison or playground. Heaven or hell. This is where you find out. This is white-knuckle action sprawling adventure merciless satire & outrageous humour like you've never experienced. This is Bedlam. ...

We all know the word 'bedlam' as a term of madness & confusion but few of us really know the story of how this term was coined or how the real history of Bethlem Hospital in London came to epitomise the brutality long associated with lunatic asylums all over the country. Dr Paul Chambers a published historian has done some detailed research to bring the whole story of Bethlem Hospital to a new audience & he provides a coherent overview of the entire 800 year history of this famous hospital from its well-intended beginnings to its final disgrace & reform. ...