Bøger af Bryony Sutherland

A relic discovered in an old chapel bought at auction is the start of a terrifying journey for those who came in contact with it.

August Chase is an ordinary man plagued by extraordinary precognitive dreams. When he foresees the brutal murder of a young woman, he tracks her down to warn her. His warnings go unheeded, and the dreamed murder becomes a reality. The victim's sister, frustrated by slow police work, enlists August's help, and he is launched into his first case as a private investigator. Delving deep into the victim's life, he soon discovers a common thread in the shadowy world that may have claimed her. This is book One of the August Chase Mystery Series.

A twist of fate propels this American artist to Greece, instead of France, to join an art workshop in 1982. After a swim in the Aegean Sea, a bizarre epiphany in an olive grove confirms her explorations with painting and instills her with the courage to either mend or end her broken marriage. Her immediate tasks are to heed the lessons of the past, forgive her own mistakes, and resurrect faith in her intuitive powers. Seven years of painting workshops at home and abroad give unparalleled inspiration for her work before another devastating loss: the black curtain lowers when her brilliant, ever youthful mentor loses her life. Reasonable plans for a secure future on her own are firming into place as flashes of illumination continue to beckon from distant shores. The most enchanted moments of her life have occured in Greece. Can living there offer the serenity she seeks? For a middle- aged woman with minimal financial resources to believe she can live her dream is irrational. Maybe she's having a mid-life crisis, but what if she isn't? With her bag of paints, high hopes, and a growing sense of humor she bids farewell to her past and sails forward to 'trust in the process' of creating a new single life and art on a small Greek Island. The author earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in painting at the University of North Carolina at Greensboros, later studying at the New York Art Students League, the Vermont Studio Colony, and with the renowned artist Jaquelin Jenkins. Pamela's paintings have won numerous awards and are in private and corporate collections worldwide, including the British Royal Collection. Her travel memoir, Greekscapes Illustrated Journeys with an Artist was awared BEST OF EXPAT NONFICTION 2015 by thedisplacednation.com. This is the same travel memoir without the illustrations. For more paintings, see http: //pamelajanerogers.com

A twist of fate first sends this American artist to Greece to join a painting workshop in 1982. While there she is gifted with an epiphany: to continue her life journey she must resurrect faith in her intuition, forgive her past mistakes, and either mend or end her broken marriage. Yearly trips in the U.S. and abroad present unparalleled inspiration for her creative work for the next seven years, until a devastating loss sends her messages she can no longer ignore. While her plans for a secure future as a single are established, the ephemeral past beckons: her epiphany, the generous people, nature's landscape gardens, olive trees, mountains, the murmur of the incredibly turquoise sea, the peals of laughter...can living there possibly allow the serenity she seeks in her work? It may tempt fate for a middle-aged woman on her own with minimal financial resources to simply follow her heart to a new world, yet isn't it worth trying? With great hope and a sense of humor, she journeys forth from her unfulfilled past to "trust in the process" of art and life on the island of Poros.

The definitive biography of the Scottish singer who graduated from The Tourists to The Eurythmics and went on to international solo stardom. From Love is a Stranger through Diva to the reformed Eurythmics 1999 album Peace, this is the revealing story of an extraordinary female singer.At last, here is the definitive biography of one of pop's most private stars. Annie Lennox has always been an enigma, ill at ease with the trappings of fame and giving away little of herself. Now Bryony Sutherland and Lucy Ellis have delved deep to find the woman behind her masks.

From her BAFTA-winning television work, such as My Beautiful Son, to her big screen debut alongside Michael Caine in Educating Rita, her starring in Billy Elliot (both of which earned her Oscar nominations) and her portrayal of Mrs Weasley in the Harry Potter films, Julie Walters has worked with some of the greatest and most diverse actors and directors in the world today. In December 2005, at the British Comedy Awards, Walters - alongside longtime friend and television comedy partner Victoria Wood - picked up the Outstanding Contribution to Comedy Award.Raised in a strict Catholic family in working class Birmingham, Julie Walters abandoned a nursing course to study drama at Manchester Polytechnic and went on to join the Liverpool Everyman Theatre where she cut her teeth as an actress. Over the next decade, she experienced three marriage proposals, two long-term romances and a period of heavy drinking. At the end of 1984 she met sociology student Grant Roffey and had a daughter Maisie, who was traically diagnosed with luekaemia and had to undergo years of painful chemotherapy.the authors have interviewed friends, teachers and colleagues to skilfully compile the first-ever biography of one of Britain's finest and best-loved actresses.