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'Kitty Black remembers it wasn't that long ago she'd wanted to lick melted chocolate from David Gandy's fit body.' That was until she found the love of her life in bed with another man, going at it like dogs. Matt's actions numbed her before shattering her heart.

Language with Altitude is a practical guide to reason, rhetoric, rhythm and rhyme, enabling you to grasp the primeval power of language and write richly evocative words that capture readers' attention, stir imagination and raise spirits.

Phil Fox is in his early eighties and enjoying his retirement lifestyle. He frequently entertains younger friends with his after-dinner tales of his experiences during his working life in London and Africa. His stories cover the period from early 1960s to 2021.

'Cold' is a commercial thriller and survival story set in an imminent near future that takes the world by surprise. After global forest fires block out the sun, our small band have adapted to the polar environment until other human threats emerge around and within their group.

Held within the timeless realm of the evil Moloch, a four-year-old girl hatches a desperate plan of escape. Carefully altering her past, present, and future, she subtly manipulates the lives of both her great grandmother and her boyfriend, her adult self and associates, slowly bringing her scheme to its terrible conclusion...

Claude Banks who sadly died aged 91 in 2017, had written two books of memoirs, Once a Man - Twice a Boy in 2014 and After you Claude in 2016, both published by Matador.

Have you ever been told to 'buck up' or to 'get on with it'? Needed time off for anxiety and depression and watched the people you work with pull away from you? Life is developing all the time and, more often than not, it can take a turn and lower your sense of wellbeing. Anxiety and depression is unfortunately very common, but there is a solution.

The perceived themes of this second anthology essentially cover aggression, transgression, progression and its nemesis of regression which are all impacting worldwide, and certainly not new phenomena as evidenced throughout history. Aggression has a vehicle not only in military might but also in bullying, body language, a war of words and propaganda, all acting as powerful, pervasive and persuasive threats or weapons and inducing duress. Transgression is particularly visible in the political arena where holding onto power, breaking rules, being a stranger to the truth, exhibiting widespread and uninhibited hubris and brazenly "getting away with it" is endemic - the people's government is an apparent misnomer, whereby a self-serving government not fit for purpose does not prioritise nor enact the needs of the people it was duly elected to represent. Progression, interpreted as the advancement and prevalence of good, is often counteracted by regression and retrograde outcomes via evil raising its ugly head. Civilisation should be at its zenith in the 21st century, but the world is in a quandary, waiting and hoping for the cavalry to arrive! As a global community, and forerunners of the future, we have to ensure that it does.