Ak47 the Story of the Peoples Gun

Sports & Outdoors

Hodges, Michael

Hunting & Fishing

Sceptre

Ireland from Easter Uprising to Civil War (Living Through History Series)

Children's Books

B.T.BATSFORD LTD

Part of a series this book comprises 17 biographies of key figures influential in Britain in the 1970s including politicans, artists, businessmen and journalists, as well as unknowns. It is intended as a resource-based view of the decade from those that lived through it and made its history and would be of particular interest to GCSE students.

Britain in the 1970s (Living Through History)

Trafalgar Square Publishing

A fully illustrated guide to the Anglican and Roman Catholic parish churches of Greater London, describing their historical and architectural significance.

Parish Churches of Greater London: A Guide

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Lutterworth Pr

The Knights Hospitaller in Great Britain in 1540: A Survey of the Houses and Churches etc of St John of Jerusalem including those earlier belonging to the Knights Templar

In the sixty years since General Kalashnikov created the AK's distinctive silhouette, the gun has been at the centre of conflicts across the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. The weapon that made him a 'Hero of the Soviet Union' has also appeared on t-shirts and vodka bottles, featured in videos and song lyrics and been re-fashioned in crystal - a gift from Putin to George W. Bush. Power, politics and passion combine in the story of a weapon that has shaped the modern world. Using testimonies of people who have experienced the gun at first-hand - including a Sudanese child soldier, a Vietcong veteran, and Yorkshire student - Michael Hodges provides a compelling account of how the AK47 became an icon that ranks alongside Coca-Cola as one of the most recognizable brands in the world.

AK47: The Story of a Gun

History

Military

MACADAM/CAGE.

Matt just needed to get away from it all - to grieve for his father and let the rugged wilderness of Michigan's Upper Peninsula renew him, like it always had. But from the moment he arrives, nothing feels right. Even the animals seem to know something is amiss. But each time he tries to leave, something - something truly malicious - violently pulls him back. What could it be? Why him? And what will he have to do to escape with his life? Michael Hodge's debut supernatural thriller delivers visceral, edge-of-your-seat suspense as one resourceful man desperately fights for his life against a savage, unrelenting force.

The Puller

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Matt Kearns has two choices: fight or hide. The creature in the orchard took the rest. Three days ago, he arrived at his favorite place in the world, a remote shack in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The plan was to mourn his father’s death and figure out his life. Now he's fighting for it. An invisible creature has him trapped. Every time Matt tries to flee, he’s dragged backwards by an unseen force. Alone and with no hope of rescue, Matt must escape the Puller's reach. But how do you free yourself from something you cannot see?

Severed Press

Bishop is trapped deep inside Montana’s Apex Valley along with his injured wife, a shotgun-wielding stranger named Colbrick, and a sneaking suspicion he's never making it back to Chicago. Things no man has seen before haunt the woods. Strange animal species creep behind pine trees, some of them with flashing red tags that blink faster and faster. Giant birds mimic the sound of humans and lord over the sky. Leaf-shaped creatures attack anything that moves and flash vivid colors across their glistening backs. As Bishop and his companions scramble across the Montana wilderness, they find human remains and animal carcasses littering the woods. The small town of Elmore is empty, the windows broken and streaked with blood. Trout Bridge—their only way out—is blocked by abandoned cars, none that were inbound. With the strange animals species closing in, Bishop realizes his group must take a stand. He’s got a plan, and maybe they've got one last shot before the invasive species spread to the rest of the U.S.

The Invasive

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

"Black Friday is a glorious work of literature. I know we're only three months into 2017, but I can undoubtedly statethat Black Friday is one of the best novels of the year.  Five stars." - Horror Novel Reviews"Awesome concept expertly executed.Loved it! Highly recommended." - James Aquilone, author of Dead Jack and the Pandemonium Device."In Hodges' finest horror novel, a glittering shopping mall becomes a world unto itself and the people trapped within find that one among them isEvil made flesh." - James Robert Smith, author of the The Flock.   Jared the kleptomanic, Chike the unemployed IT guy,Patricia the shopaholic, and Jeff the drug dealer are trapped inside aChicago super mall on Black Friday.Bridgefield Mall emptiesduring a fire alarm, and most of the shoppers drive off into a strangemist surrounding the mall parking lot.They never return.Chike and his group of survivors try calling friends and family, but their smart phones won't work, not even Twitter.As the wall of mist inches closer, the mall lights flicker and surge.Bulbs shatter and spray glass into the air.  In the chaos, the drugdealer becomes unhinged and hunts the group from inside the mall.Cornered by the mist, and hunted from within, Chike and the survivors must fight for their lives while solving the mystery of just what happened toBridgefield Mall.Sometimes, a good sale just isn't worth it.

Black Friday

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