Let His Light Dispel Your Darkness

Goodwin, Carrie

Religion & Spirituality

Michael Terence Publishing

Unlucky for Some

Literature & Fiction

O'Connor, Anthony

Genre Fiction

Imagine if the medieval times had police officers. Now they do, the BLUE SWORDS.The year is 1411; Jep, a wandering peasant, has journeyed to the south in hope to break free from poverty. On arriving at the vibrant town of Stanford, Jep witnesses what he perceives to be a brutal crime and bravely intervenes. Coming into difficulty, he is aided by a Blue Sword, a prestigious warrior, sworn to uphold the law. Inspired by the Sword's abilities and social status, Jep goes to try-out and successfully passes to become a Blue Sword. His first investigation unites him with the Baroness, Lady Ivy, who is desperate to learn the true fate of her missing father, Isaak. Jep reignites the stale case, and the relationship between the Baroness and Jep begins to fall on dangerous ground. As the death toll rises, the clues dwindle. Jep will need to battle his self-doubt to discover the truth behind the corruption that plagues the town, and his fellow Blue Swords.

Blue Swords: Book One of The Crimes & Crests Saga

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Horton, James

Thrillers & Suspense

Gordon Square (Gordon Square Trilogy)

Martin-Summers, Tracy

The Magnitude of Truth: Knowledge is the greatest treasure of all

Farhan, Dua

Action & Adventure

Invisible Foe

History

Cove, Ronald

Military

Kitten Cuthbert: Book Two

Children's Books

Wright, Alan

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

A Numb Conversation & The Place Between Two Sides

Hunter, M.

Hunter, Amina

Biographies & Memoirs

A Fighting Fortune

Foot, Tony

Due to the pandemic lockdown, 2019-20 was a football season like no other, especially for English non-league clubs. Brought to a premature end, most leagues decided to null and void their completed fixtures, cancelling promotion and relegation, and thereby dismissing the season in readiness to start afresh next term. The only exception was the National League, comprising the two uppermost steps of the non-league football pyramid, which partially resumed in July in order to complete promotion play-offs. When Martin Cooper started a season-long journey around Kent non-league grounds, during the August 2019 summer heatwave, the extraordinary outcome was impossible to predict. The games he attended were full of passion and enthusiasm, with many of the sides striving for promotion or battling against relegation. Ultimately and unbeknown to all the fans, players and club officials, most of the matches counted for nothing in the end and this book contains insights and reports from a truly unique non-league football season.

Football Matters: A journey through a unique season of Kent non-league football

Sports & Outdoors

Cooper, Martin

Football (American)

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