Ray Lee

George Atkins, a successful twenty-six year old architect living in South London whose whole life changes in a split second. He relocates to a sleepy village in Dorset where he makes new friends and tries to build a new life. Some of the people he meets along the way affect his life in a way he could never have imagined. One of whom, the organist at the village Church, sends him on a journey to rescue a local woman. He becomes embroiled in family feuds and underhand dealings. He meets a woman and falls in love, then discovers her mother had disappeared two years previously, and so he sets off on a journey to find her. Then the discovery of ruins of an old abbey on the edge of the village, leads him to discover some illegal practices being planned by a multinational corporation who want to build a factory on local farmland.

Just a Snowy Scene The hundred poems in this book are the ones I have chosen to keep. The remainder made a fine plop as they hit the recycle bin. I hope the images they create live with people as they progress through their daily routines. The strength of the words, metaphorically speaking, helps the reader to see with clarity, the polished pebble in the stream and not just the muddy water.

There are war rages for centuries between Angels and Devils. The 10 Primes was created as a protector to balance the universe. As the conflicts continue, there came Josh, a "Wingless Angel" and a faithful warrior train to be a Prime with his friends Kyler, Dustin, and Carly. They will be the future to fight for the fallen Angels Empire. When the prince of the Devil, Chris Arkinston realized the truth about Josh. It changes the fate of the Angels Empire

Designed for those who have finished a beginner course and would like something easy to carry around for reference, this handy little book will fill a major gap in bridge literature. In a humorous, conversational style, it covers all the basics of Standard bidding as well as offering some ideas on play and defense. The book includes a scoring table and a useful glossary of technical bridge terms. Designed to fit in a purse or pocket, this book will be perfect for those times when you want to point to something and say "Look partner, it says here you should have done this!" and win your argument! This book is aimed at the same market as 'The Biggest Little Bridge Book in the World', which is published by a New York bridge club, and not readily available elsewhere. This guide is, however, much more comprehensive in its content.