Bøger af Rory Clark

Gorgeous girlfriend, football scholarship, and a lucrative theft habit; Donovan has everything going for him at the end of his senior year. Driving intoxicated, it suddenly comes to a tragically fatal end, and he is transported into the dark underworld of Hell. Forced to train as a demon, he learns powers of flying, mind reading and combat skills unlike anything of the real world. The dead are invisible and unheard to the living, but play a role in their "projects" actions, manipulating their thoughts and tempting them to commit the worst sins imaginable. When a beautiful angel begins to awaken his true conscience, he must make a difficult choice: continue to serve as slave to the underworld, or forever put himself and the ones he loves at risk of relentless torture and torment. The story submerges into a dark underworld of suffering only to lift into a fast paced action thriller as a young man must face his worst nightmares. A truly unique screenplay adaptation for this book is also being marketed to Hollywood agents. My screenplays can be read at Amazonstudios.com.

This book offers an introduction to the study of childhood and the different contexts within which childhood exists. It explores childhood from within the family, to the global perspective, and the child's own perspective. It enables readers to begin to understand childhood in relation to society and to develop the skills to look at childhood from a critical standpoint.

Continuing his memoirs of his time on Sir Charles Buckley's estate, James Aden deals with obstacles from the discovery of Roman treasure to the tramp living in the attic of Frampton Hall; he finds his days varied, especially with the arrival of Sir Charles's heir, Sebastian who provides him with insights into the life of the traditional landed estates as they slowly come to terms with the twenty first century.

James Aden has his hands full when he leaves the comparative sanity of a job on an estate in Scotland when his wife inherits a farm in Suffolk. To supplement the income from the farm, he takes a job as an agent on Sir Charles Buckley's vast estate. The list of problems, and problematic characters, that he has to deal with is virtually endless with rogue chimney pots, unsavoury tenants and delinquent sheep giving him frought days and sleepless nights. There's no point in counting sheep to get to sleep when they simply won't do as they're told. Then there's the farm secretary, Gail, whose turbulent love life provides James with even more headaches than the troublesome sheep, without even the prospect of a decent Sunday roast to look forward to once the troublemakers have been put out of their misery!

Rumshott is one of the finest landed estates in England. However, when James Aden takes up the position of Deputy Agent he does not realise the full extent of what the job entails.He finds himself spending his days negotiating with royalty, farmers, and even wildlife, as well as the imperious Lady Leghorn. In order to survive, James must come to terms with his role quickly, and not let himself get too distracted by Sophie, the pre-college assistant.