Exposed

Someone is killing reporters and journalist Valerie Pierce fears she is next. When no one will believe her, not even the police, Valerie sets out to catch the killer herself. But her plan involves teaming up with her arch nemesis - TV actor Adam Jaymes. The darkly comical murder mystery novel Exposed."Sensitive readers who do not enjoy murder and mayhem should not pick up this book" &#9734;&#9734;&#9734;&#9734;&#9734; Kaivalya Khisti, The Online Bookclub US "Exposed positions former-journalist Paul Ilett as one of the most exciting contemporary writers of the past few years." &#9734;&#9734;&#9734;&#9734;&#9734; The Table Read Magazine Valerie Pierce is reinventing herself. After more than thirty years as an outspoken columnist for a scandalous right-wing tabloid, the Daily Ear, she wants to renew her personal brand and be seen as a more moderate and thoughtful commentator. She knows she hurt many people over the course of her career, and likely destroyed many lives. But her own private life suffered too, and she is attempting to rebuild her relationships with her estranged daughter and ex-husband.Only people are dying. People Valerie used to work with. Every three days, at 9pm, someone connected with the Daily Ear is found dead. Valerie can see the pattern, and senses a serial killer is at work. But when no one will believe her, not even the police, she turns to the one person who has the knowledge and resources to help. However, it is someone with a lifetime of grudges against Valerie: gay television actor Adam Jaymes.Exposed is the sequel to Paul Ilett's 2014 surprise hit Exposé, a darkly comical thriller that became a bestseller across multiple genres including thrillers and gay fiction.

Literature & Fiction

Ilett, Paul

Humor & Satire

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Come along on an exciting adventure with Felix the Frog, who is deaf and uses Makaton, which is a type of sign language. Together with his friend Rupert the snail they explore the library and meet a very serious and strict librarian who is a ladybird who likes everyone to be quiet in the library, the trouble is that Felix cannot help but shout!

Understanding Deafness with Felix the Frog: Unique Creatures

Children's Books

Foster-Thorpe, Willow

Animals

Most of you may not be able to engage with this short work of truths written into your life. However, should you dare to reach through your imagination, you will find something of yourself in a small, darkened room from which time escapes into words that simply appear in space to emerge and form your life.Colin H. Smith

Hinterland: A Collection of Sixty-Six Short Stories

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Smith, Colin H.

Mystery

It is 334 BC and ALEXANDER THE GREAT has just crossed into Asia to conquer the Persian Empire. Serving in his elite cavalry is a young Macedonian, SELEUKOS. For eleven adventurous years, Seleukos follows Alexander to Central Asia, India and back. He experiences many forms of warfare and much more. Seleukos' life becomes entwined with that of Alexander, and he learns a great deal from him. But as the setting changes, so too do the characters of the two men and their relationship. Who is Alexander, finally? What is Seleukos' destiny?

In the Shadow of Alexander: He learned from the Master

Aperghis, Makis

Genre Fiction

A Barrister in the Far East: Duncan McNeill: Memoirs of Extraterritoriality in China, Hong Kong and Japan (1891-1926)

Biographies & Memoirs

Thorp, T.M

Historical

The Redeeming Affair Deepens

Lane, C.B.

Romance

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