You are the Hunter
- destined to fight horror wherever you find it. A full moon hangs high in the sky casting an evil glow. Werewolves
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This is the first book in a four-book series. Each book has three unbelievable adventures written in Jakes own notebooks & embellished with his gloriously funny comments & illustrations throughout. Here Jake meets a werewolf a monster & a real-life mummy. Deliciously funny the stories are a satisfying blend of comforting real life mixed with magical mayhem. This book is just right for boys & girls of 7+ & for all fans of Horrid Henry! ...

He fulfilled her fantasies & broke her heart. Can true passion get a second chance? After one reckless night of passion werewolf Ridge left his wife in Las Vegas & returned to his clan. Thirteen years later to become pack leader he needs a divorce. Yet hes never forgotten the sensuous witch whose life he saved...or the knee-buckling kisses he still craves. After they parted Abigail tried to forget Ridge. But when her son is kidnapped she knows she alone cant save him. Though Abigails body still aches for Ridge shes willing to give him his freedom in exchange for his help. Yet who will shield her heart from the only man shes ever let claim her body & soul? ...

War Has Gripped The Seven Realms... Young Werewolf Drew Ferran rightful king of Westland has rushed to the aid of the besieged Staglords whose mountain stronghold is surrounded by the forces of the Werelion Prince Lucas. & deep in the haunted Dyrewood forest the Wereladies Gretchen & Whitley seek sanctuary within the city of Brackenholme. No opposing force has ever breached the palisade walls but danger could be closer than they think... As Lyssia's greatest war rumbles towards a thunderous climax the lines between friend & foe are blurred. What if the enemy is one of their own? ...

Youre the last of the werewolves son. Dont fight it... Conquer it. When the air is clear sixteen year-old Drew Ferran can pick up the scent of a predator. When the moon breaks through the clouds a terrifying fever grips him. & when a vicious beast invades his home his flesh tears his fingers become claws & Drew transforms.. . Forced to flee the family he loves Drew seeks refuge in the most godforsaken parts of Lyssia. But when he is captured by Lord Bergans men Drew must prove he is not the enemy. Can Drew battle the werecreatures determined to destroy him
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On Valentine's Day 1985 biologist Stacey O' Brien met a four-day-old baby barn owl
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This book talks about: West Lancashire lines to Southport & Ormskirk; Preston station & approaches; branches to Longridge & Knott End; L&YR routes to Blackburn Burnley Accrington & Colne; railways of the Fylde; Lancaster Morecambe & Heysham; lines around Carnforth; & the Furness Railway. ...

Once known as the Chicago of the Midlands in the nineteenth & twentieth centuries West Bromwich was a renowned industrial town of a thousand trades without equal. Its bustling High Street also offered a range of goods & services which were unsurpassed anywhere in the Black Country a reputation which can still evoke a sense of passion & pride among local residents when remembering the good old days. Many townspeople still eagerly recall those long summer days & evening spent attending the many & varied events held in the extremely popular Dartmouth Park as well as a weekly visit to any one of the eleven cinemas which operated within the town centre & outer suburbs. Rekindle those lost memories once again by joining West Bromwich-born author & local historian Terry Price for another nostalgic walk down memory lane in this his third collection of almost 400 old photographs depicting people scenes & events in all parts of the borough over the last 100 years. ...

Discover this gigantic slice of down-under with the 4th edition of Footprints acclaimed guide from the pounding surf of Margaret River to the whale sharks of Ningaloo Reef. Footprints fully updated new edition provides the know-how for navigating your way through this unspoilt wilderness plus the most up-to-date listings for eating sleeping & drinking & great tips on how to get the most from the great outdoors. Whether you want to go swimming with whale sharks or sleep under the stars in the Golden Outback Footprints West Coast Australia Handbook will help ensure your trip is a memorable one. *

Includes:: comprehensive coverage of all the great sights * Features information on how to get there & how to get around plus carefully planned itineraries to help you have the best possible experience whether youre traveling for one two or three weeks * The heart of the guide is broken in to the key regions of Western Australia & gives you comprehensive information on each of these regions * Each regional section has an overview map local information on how to get around with transport & street maps where relevant a short history of the region thorough advice on what to see & do & a directory of key local information on banks embassies internet cafes medical & services * Full-colour mini atlas to help you get your bearings & a distance chart to help you plan your journeys. From the world famous wineries in the south to the remote Karijini National Par in the north Footprints fully updated 4th edition will help you get to the heart of this incredible & varied coast of Australia.

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The two decades following the end of the Second World War was a period of great change in Britain. One of the most noticeable changes apparent throughout the towns & countryside was the switch from steam to diesel traction. It transformed the character of the railways not only in the replacement of locomotives but also in the enormous upheaval of infrastructure. Bill Reed's photographs capture all of this. The sight of grimy steam locomotives on turntables trundling along branch lines pausing in sleepy stations waiting to be watered or coaled & on the scrap lines is now only to be witnessed in photographic archives such as this. Bill took the pictures when it was a privilege not to mention a rarity to have a decent camera. He also took them at time when it was not frowned upon like it is today to be interested in railways & take pictures of locomotives. It was only natural for young lads to have a desire to gaze at the vast almost human engines with awe because maybe their dads granddads or even great granddads had been part of building or working them. Looking back now it is a shame that more locomotives & more pieces of infrastructure were not saved. Yet the 1950s & '60s was not a time for nostalgia & reflection; it was one supposedly for moving forward & embracing the new. But for those of us with an interest in Britain's great industrial & transport heritage we have people like Bill Reed to thank for giving us a glimpse into the last years of this extraordinary era. ...