Wonderful Britain

Midnight's Smiling, A Romantic Novel, By Alexandra ConnorThis is a Romantic Fiction book, with a wealth of social issues bubbling under the surface, that kept me wanting to read on to the end as quickly as possible. Michael,the boy from the top of ...

A Killing Frost by R.D. Wingfield This is the first "Jack Frost" casebook I have read, although I have all the others on my book shelves, waiting for a rainy day. I have watched all the "Frost" programmes several times and never tire of them. You ...

A traveller is tortured, before he and his companions are run out of town and their homes set alight. Mikey,a small time criminal is coerced into becoming a drug dealer. Hammer,a psychopathic killer is set loose. A scientist is blackmailed and he ...

In 1920,s Birmingham three girls from very different backgrounds set out with one dream, to dance.Nell escapes from a home in the slums and from a violent and abusive Father, who believes that any wage that his daughter earns belongs to him.Kitty ...

Stop and think for a few minutes, about all the people around you, who do voluntary work in some capacity, approx 27% of the population apparently!Hospital Radio, Environmental/Conservation Projects, Lifeboatmen, Mountain Rescue, Air ...

I suppose it's inevitable that at some point books will disappear altogether as technology advances, and new generations evolve with it. I'm with you, I love books, or more to the point, I love reading, anything and everything. I loved the famous ...

I caught the end of a debate on the radio, a couple of days ago. The main focus seemed to be, that modern parents could see little, if any, relevance of Nursery rhymes in today's society. The basis of their argument seems to be that children today ...