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We have 5 review copies of The Longdon Murders* in eBook to giveaway on Apple iBookstore. If you would like to review a copy, send a request via facebook or email bookreviews@pneumasprings.co.uk When you send your request please tell us a bit about yourself e.g. profession/vocation, blog, website etc. * http://www.pneumasprings.co.uk/TheLongdonMurders.htm  Read Excerpt:   http://www.readandsoar.com/2013/01/the-longdon-murders-chapter-1.html  FB Page:   http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pneuma-Springs-Publishing/135001099857077 

Bible John - Closure | Fiction: Crime / suspense by Andrew Malloy  

Author Neal James was interviewed on Saturday 12 January 2013, WP88.7 FM Brave New Radio. Click to listen to the feature audio clip . (OR listen via the player below). Neal James is the author of four books: 'A Ticket to Tewkesbury' , 'Short Stories - Volume One' , 'Two Little Dicky Birds' and Threads of Deceit . Neal's latest book titled Full Marks , is due out in Springs 2013. Blurbs for Neal's published books are provided below.

A FRIEND in need is a blasted nuisance," so goes the corrupted version of the saying. What the phrase in its original form does is to turn this colloquialism around. "A friend in need is a friend indeed," is a statement that the ones who stand by you in times of trouble are those whom you can truly regard as friends. With this in mind I failed a good friend completely through self-interest when I was needed, and the real shame of the matter was that a quiet word from me in the appropriate ears would probably have stopped the whole thing before it really had the chance to get going. By that time the bullying, for that is what it had become, had spread throughout the school and I could well have stopped it from even germinating – I didn't.

Chester to Chepstow | Travel | by John Davies |    

The first arrival had appeared as a steadily brightening light in the eastern sky, and had approached with an increasing intensity over a period of almost two weeks. To the general population it had seemed at first nothing more than the usual amount of activity within the solar system, caused by space debris which would inevitably burn out in the upper atmosphere as it approached. There would be a brief and spectacular light show, and then everyone would go back to whatever it was that they had been doing before its arrival. This time however, it was different. The object slowed its rate of approach, and came to rest at a distance of about one thousand miles from the surface. It was still too far away for the amateur astrologists amongst the population to make out any details, but all governments’ resources had been trained upon it since surveillance satellites orbiting the planet had detected its signature more than a month earlier. At a hastily convened conference, leaders of the

When Payday Loans Go Wrong | Self-Help, Personal finance | by Steve Perry |