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When a troubled boy meets an assertive boy at a boarding school, it could end in disaster. It all comes down to character. Wally, confident and a good sportsman, likes and takes pity on small, frail Simon, clever but with no confidence at all. This unlikely friendship blossoms until a hiatus occurs and leaving school, contact is lost. Eleven years later, they meet again. The affection is still there. Will the reunion upset the triangle.

Charlie is a troubled child in a dysfunctional family. His brother has personality problems, his parents are growing apart. His father has expectations of Charlie but Charlie has problems too. He is bookish, his brother is all physical activity. As though that is not enough, his parents decide that boarding school will sort him out and he finds himself one hundred and fifty miles from home. He does his best to fit but in life you can only pretend for so long. His salvation is the farm next door, the down to earth Harrisons and especially Jeanette the daughter two years old than Charlie. He ...

This is the fourth book in the Trudi series. 5.0 out of 5 stars Getting beyond the Persona... 29 Jan. 2015 By Charlie O - Published on Amazon.com ...As the Future Becomes Clearer for Trudi. The Pain of her loss of Simon passes with the help of friends and a long period of introspection allows Trudi to come to terms with how she got to where she ended up "Living in Ecstasy". A new love grows and past ghosts are put to rest as they should be by a Great Lady. Becoming a mature Lady of Means Trudi has learned how to Trust, Delegate and move toward her goals. Again Adrienne puts Heart and Soul, ...

Helen had dealt with Jordan before, when she worked for the Ministry of Defence. He was a seducer and a fraudster, and Jordan had attempted to silence her to protect himself and the fake weapon he had devised. Helen had escaped and Jordan fled from the law. Now he was back and he bore a grudge. Helen couldn’t know it, but this time Jordan was accompanied by a real gangster, an Italian American steeped in the honour system of the Mafia. Cross him and he would not rest until the debt was paid and honour restored. This time her enemy was therefore doubly dangerous, yet she was going to poke ...

This is a book for nine to thirteen years old children. Meghan waits for her new little brother to come home with Mum from hospital but he doesn't come. Instead Mum and Dad say she can have a puppy. That's how Eddie comes into the family and he is everything Meghan could have wished. They are inseparable companions, dog and mistress. Eddie is not only a faithful companion, he's clever too. He and Meghan are so close, Meghan begins to believe he actually speaks to her. When they go on holiday with her bestie, Poppy, Eddie goes too. It's a good thing he's there, to come to the rescue.

Peter has lived the last ten years in a children's home but has never come to terms with it, partly because he never knew who he really was. He is bullied in the home by Charlene and bullied at school by Kaye. He shuts himself in his room and plays and studies guitar. The staff are baffled by his behaviour but after Peter makes a clumsy attempt at suicide, the staff realise how great a problem they have on their hands. Peter is sent home from school and idles on the way in a forest where he stumbles upon the proceeds of a crime, unbelievable riches that would enable him to run away and ...

Deliverance. Craig hates his name. He also hates his brother and he’s not keen on his father. When his mother betrays him, his world has collapsed. Except for Jenny, he has no friends in the World. After Rob his jock brother outs him, there is nothing to lose. Pantonsville has to be history. Will Uncle Jem provide deliverance from oppression?

Tina lives in North London and this is her GCSE year. She's a clever girl and life should be reasonably easy, but it isn't. For one thing, her father left seven years ago and Tina misses him. Her mother's new partner is a slob, mixed up in gangland. Not only that, he is ever more attentive to Tina, free with his hands, a slap here and a caress there and she is frightened of what might happen. Tina does what so many children of broken families do, she runs away. Tina does not camp out under Charing Cross bridge, she takes off for Paris and a new life. At first she cannot believe her luck, ...

Sienna Chambers is an unfortunate girl. Her father died in a road accident four years ago and her mother hasn't been able to recover from the tragedy. Sienna is almost sixteen and has to wrestle with a mother who is grief stricken and look after herself and work towards her ambition to be a doctor. She has set herself an difficult target, of achieving a medical degree from Cambridge University. It seems that fate is against her, trouble in school and trouble from the Children's Department and an assault charge hanging over her. It is a good thing she has friends especially Jennie, but ...

Sam Caplin is nearly down but not quite out, wrestling with a Private Investigator business that is going nowhere and an inferiority complex that isolates Sam from her family and prevents her making new friends. Then one day into her crummy office steps Caroline, twenty-five, svelte and beautiful with partner trouble. Her partner Daniel just has too much money and there has to be a reason. Sam had been a good police officer, at home and streetwise in London, but when the action moves to Venice, she finds herself all at sea and suddenly, her target has become her guardian angel. That's where...

The fire was devastating, leaving the sole survivor, Jamie in trauma. After the hospital, he was taken in by his Aunt Elvira, a strict, cold woman, and raised by his Aunt's companion Samantha and his two girl cousins in a remote mansion in Mid-Wales. Lili has a cruel streak, Caitlyn is sweet and caring. From the first day in this house, his life changes, leaving him searching for his identity and a riddle to solve, what or who caused his family's death.

This is the sequel to ‘From the Ashes’. We find Saskia and Jenny still at Cambridge University. Her casual friend and the only boy she has ever kissed, Larry Murberry Has disappeared to the USA to study. Saskia and Jenny journey to see Saskia’s father in Texas and Saskia at last makes peace with him. Larry reappears in her life and declares his love, but can Saskia return his love? Larry’s family disapprove too, so the affair seems doomed from the start. Will love triumph?

Danny is a misfit, he knows that and so does his mum and sister Rachel. They, fearing for him, watch and wait. His father can't stand the sight of a boy that is so unlike him. It is not only at home where Danny is in trouble. School is a trial, he has few friends and many enemies, so life is difficult. Add to that his 'bunking' off and his thieving from shops in the Mall and you would say, this child will turn out like his father, a criminal. What Danny is not, is a thug. He has not inherited his father's liking for booze and brawling. His deprived and violent home is not the cradle for a ...

Jamie is a bright boy and a good actor but sooner or later a lie will be exposed even if he is using the method, that's right, like Marlon Brando. There are lessons to be learned too, who to trust and what to tell. James is on a journey but the trail is long and arduous. Life will never be perfect he realises, but he will settle for the best he can get. Luckily he has sisters to help him and more friends than he ever expected. He has enemies too, hiding behind their faith, the most dangerous of all.

Chris is sixteen. For at least nine years of his short life, he has suffered from a mouldering discontent without actually identifying why he is so unhappy. The youngest by far of three children, he would be the last to leave home. His father’s death and his exam results decide him to find employment rather than further education. Working with the fun girls of the Returns Section, triggers his salvation from a life of despair.

Edward is a strange child, quiet withdrawn, prone to tantrums and seems to find living in his family difficult. His father is a sports fanatic and he has passed his love of sport to Edward's older brother Nick. Edward runs for sanctuary to his neighbours, the Jennings, whose daughter, Jenny, of the same age, is his best friend. Tragedy befalls the family and Edward is adopted by the Jennings and at last has the courage to be who he really is.

Peter is a loner and a no hoper. His father is in prison, his mother in a mental hospital and he lives in a children's home. He knows his future is without hope and he acts tough and fights rough. He is coming to the realisation that he is on the path to nowhere and then three girls step into his path, three nice girls who treat him to coffee and then a little friendly ridicule. Kayleigh decides to take the boy home and Pete's life changes forever.

Michael feels hunted, he knows that what he does is not normal. In his muddled mind, oppressed by his stepfather and bullied at school, and depressed, he has become something of a hermit. Not only that, he does horrible things to himself, punishing himself for being this creature that no one understands. Not even he understands. Then Catherine his classmate of five years sits by him on the bus and his pain is displayed. School breaks for the summer and the future looks bleak but Catherine sees his pain and understands it probably more than Michael because he is so muddled and depressed. One...

Helen Stevenson is recovering from her previous ordeal, when she had been kept prisoner and was raped. She is now a freelance environmental consultant, working on a holistic energy project for a large estate. She stumbles upon another adventure as ambulance chasing, she investigates a case of pollution. It results in violence, her attempted murder and betrayal. A web of family intrigue is woven around a sophisticated criminal gang, but somehow, she blunders through.

Jeremy had tried to explain to his parents when he was seven, but their reaction had been so destructive that he hid his true feelings and simply withdrew from the family. He feared and disliked his older brother Richard too. By eleven, something or someone had to break and it would not be Jem. A visit to his GP released him and the hidden emotions of those closest to him. That was when he learned about love, love of his family, what remained of it and love of a friend, expressing his real identity at last. Above all she learned to love herself and her new persona, even though she seemed to...