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When working family man Glen Glass dies, his troubles should be over. But in a world where the Undead roam, death is not as simple as it used to be. This unique novel from best-selling author Nick Smith (Milk Treading, The Kitty Killer Cult) is an eerie glimpse into a grave new world of love, corruption, and betrayal. As compelling as it is original, Undead on Arrival challenges our attitudes toward life, death, and everything in between.

Four business-owning entrepreneurial knuckleheads chew the fat on the sometimes murky, always quirky, world of UK and Irish personal finance.

Nick Smith charts his journey from trainee teacher through to inspiring head across his near thirty-year career, with fascinating insights into the educational system along the way. The catalogue of incidents ranges from the embarrassing to the ridiculous, hilarious to the heart-breaking, and together they illustrate the daily grind of life at the whiteboard face in UK schools. Head Trauma is more than an amusing look at the trials of teacherdom—it's a call to arms for parents, teachers and pupils alike.

“I have 50 days to live. I don’t mean roughly 50 days. I mean exactly. My life ends on 30 December 2016". These are the opening lines of Drowned Hogg Day. Narrator Alex Hogg must come to terms not only with the wreckage of his life, but the certainty of his imminent drowning. Part comedy, part history, part thriller, Drowned Hogg Day charts the last 50 days of Alex’s life as he discovers a series of extraordinary historical parallels to his situation.  

We are standing upon the shoulders of giants. As young Christians, we are trying to avoid Rehoboam’s folly by relying on the counsel of our elders. Please join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they ask questions, interview others, and strive to grow in their faith.

Two guys and a girl who peaked in high school talk about how they wish they would have known more, when they thought knew it all. 

Two guys and a girl who peaked in high school talk about how they wish they would have known more, when they thought knew it all.