Cristobal Krusen 
Let Me Have My Son [EPUB ebook] 

As the title shows, it has two main subjects: WWII and Potters Bar – which is my hometown, almost but not quite a suburb of London. The global public already has extensive knowledge of WWII, yet the …

Join Donald as he returns to his hometown of Bryan, Texas and reflects on the memories of his childhood. From riding bikes and racing barefoot on the streets to the sound of his mother’s sweet voice …

The power of the American press to influence and even set the political agenda is commonly associated with the rise of such press barons as Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst at the turn of …

"Revenge is a dish best served cold" – Khan Noonien Singh My more than 20 years of professional experience in the male-dominated career of emergency management has not exactly been a walk i …

Kingscourt had been their home since the 16th century, a rambling country estate with immaculate gardens and rolling Devonshire hills. But one weekend leads to a misunderstanding which changes everyo …

This unsettling and challenging autobiography delves into the dark world of pornography, and the damage done by living a double-life. It articulates the pain and suffering experienced when, in the de …

This is a simple tale of a family of eight children (six girls and eventually two boys) who lived in a village in South Devon.There are some aspects of this story that will make you laugh and plenty …

A biography of Edgar Evans, principal tenor at the Royal Opera House (1946-1975) and, later, a teacher at the Royal College of Music.This is an e-book version of a biography of Edgar Evans, principal …

A Break in Mendoza is the inspirational story of a courageous 15 year old English boy who breaks his neck in a rugby match in Argentina, needing major surgery before he can return home. He and his fa …

This book will entertain, inform, and emotionally move its reader and provide healing. It certainly is not a lecture but a look at a survivor’s struggle with certain areas in life that are not so eas …