Eric Jones 
My Family and I Keep Therapists in Business with over 1600 Jokes and Limericks Which Explains Why That Is [EPUB ebook] 

‘I didn”t want to put it down’ – Shari (Goodreads)One sizzling night… One life-changing moment!Beth Copeland has made a terrible mistake. She slept with her long time crush Mark Asher…the man she co …

Can a mistletoe kiss…heal the past?When Zayn walks back into Izzy’s life, years after he was forced to walk out of it, she’s faced with the undeniable attraction that’s never faded. As co-owners of t …

‘Extremely fast paced and completely page-turning … like a nerve-shredding fusion of James Patterson and Thomas Harris, with a terrifying final act that will stay in my mind for a long time’ B P Walt …

An impossible choice:His family or love As steward to the Earl of Borwyn, Erik Ward had only admired sheltered noblewoman Linota Leofric from afar – until he has to escort her on a dangerous journey. …

As this remarkable book, ‘The Resurrected’, shows in an entertaining, highly original and enlightened way, retirement is a life challenge in itself. The busy hubbub of life is ended and there is time …

A biting satire of corruption and repression in modern China. Ian Williams has reported on China for more than 20 years and his debut novel has a lot of fun exploring the cynicism of the country’s Ka …

"Four Short Stories: THE MILLER’S DAUGHTER" by Emile Zola offers a compelling glimpse into French society through a collection of novellas that epitomize realism and naturalism. Set against …

‘Earth Story’ is an engaging and thought-provoking alternative view of mankind’s history and those who have manipulated pivotal events throughout millennia. The story is told through the eyes of diff …

"Jack" by Alphonse Daudet is a poignant novel blending elements of realism, bildungsroman, and social commentary. Daudet’s narrative follows the life of Jack, a young orphan boy, as he navi …

‘The Miriyama’ is the remarkable story of Miriam, who was Jesus’s companion, wife and lover. Yet left out of history. Fiction? Not entirely. How so? Mary Magdalene narrates this, telling how she came …