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Dating in your 30s is hard work. My friends' favourite saying is 'there's plenty more fish in the sea'. What they don't understand is that the sea is full of pollution, half the fish are dead, the others are swimming to new waters, and what's left is the blobfish that you have to dive to the depths to find and when you do find them, most are already married or gay - what is a girl to do?
Having stolen large sums of money from people in his own community, Martin is now a wanted man. Some of his victims have gone to the police and some have hired a killer to track him down and recover the money. Despite the best efforts of the law, it is the professional assassin who finds him first.With no money to pay back the money the debt, Martin's fate seems very bleak...That is, until he wins a Hundred Million Euros on the Lottery! Now his would-be assassin must protect Martin at all costs from both the police who are determined to arrest him and other hit men who want to kill him and take the winnings for themselves.You're Numbers Came Up is the first of a series of stories set around the fictional town of Ravenfall.
Michael Irwin is an author and former prisoner who was spent six years in prison for drug trafficking. Whilst incarcerated Michael dedicated himself to academia and rehabilitation. He also wrote a journal detailing his daily life and progress.This book provides a fascinating glimpse into the everyday world of prisons, something that the most of us would never experience in our lives. It also shows the journey of how a man left with nothing, turned his life around and became an absolute success.Acknowledgements: Mark Van Eyssen, James Mehigan, Ruth McFarlane, Christopher Uggen, Bill Davies, Gary Irwin, Keir Irwin-Rogers, Steve Hall, Paula Skidmore & David Whyte.
My father-in-law, of blessed memory, once said that God had probably chosen me to be a priest because I never had a father figure and that I would be able to bring understanding, compassion and tenderness to the Church.This is the story of my life as an Anglican Priest in the Church in Wales. About the authorRobert was called to the Priesthood at 16 and was guided towards Ordination by local priests. After school he worked in the Briton Ferry Steel Works in South Wales, part of the Dupont Group. He later studied at St. John's College, mid Wales and then St. Michael's College Llandaff, Cardiff. Robert was ordained in 1974 at 23 years, the youngest a priest can be, according to Canon law. He has served in many parishes in South Wales, before becoming a Canon of Llandaff Cathedral in 2005 and serving on the Cathedral Chapter for 9 years. Robert has been ordained for 42 years and has been an honorary priest in the Chaplaincy in Spain since retirement in September 2014. Robert enjoys cooking, reading, gardening, languages, all types of music and of course writing.
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