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A poetry collection exploring themes of anger, love, helplessness, trauma and healing. Inspired by a variety of real events, the book discusses the emotional impact of changing external relationships on a child's development and psychology. The navigation of divorce and remarriage are described through poetry of varying structures and forms, to reflect the uncertainty and lack of agency for a young person experiencing a changing household. The poetry also briefly touches upon the imagined experience of all those involved in difficult familial transitions, and all those impacted when fluency and familiarity isn't found where it is needed the most.

Aestas is Latin for summer, containing a selection of poems that will transport the reader to starlit nights, sunsets and golden evenings. It is perfect for anyone craving escapism in poignant words of memories, sand, sun, dawn, dusk, midnights and music. Within its pages, Aestas invites you to enjoy the allure of the season, the sweetness of being able to spend time with family and the desire to hold on to forever memories.

With powerful imagery, and concise beauty, you can take Aestas to the beach or read on holiday, whilst sun-drenched or by the light of the moon. It is enchanting. It is a magical celebration of the summer, and now, it could be yours.

In the fictional rural society of Colmoor, women are condemned for expressing talents that don't benefit the men. Jasper, the dictator, uses unethical means to enlist the society's men as his scouts from the day they turn eighteen - a practice that has lasted years, and has seen some men surrender their own wives and daughters to the system. The trouble? Talent is inexplicably genetic amongst the women, and their regressive science has no answers. The longest-living women are the wisest ones, who know to keep their talents suppressed.

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A collection of thirty-one poems to honour how Christmas grows with us. It is timeless, but it is often easy to leave the lights, scents, textures behind us, as we become responsible for hosting, for decorating, for spending. I want this book to be an investment that returns you the Christmas that you first met in childhood, and bring back the excitement, the belief, the love and longing. It is dedicated to all who, this time of year, are children at heart. This book follows Celeste, as she learns about Christmas and what it truly means behind the cost and the rush. Dedicated to the quiet moments by the fire, the time spent with family, the empty space on your bookshelf that is singing out for something spirited to ease you into the season. Merry Christmas, everyone.

After her mother dies, Francesca starts to hear voices, which doctors attribute to schizophrenia. But, when the voices start calling her to the ballet and the theatre: her therapist, her friends, and her love interest, all start to see a ghostly pattern from the past emerging. Meanwhile, her father recovers from being widowed, with a vulnerable realisation about his sexuality. Will it be a happy ending for Francesca and her father - or does fate taunt the upper hand?

Several sequences of words about humanity’s equal beauty and fallibility: the best of what we are, and the worst of what we are. It speaks of finding our place, hunting down peace, our contradicting instincts and the confusion that ensues, consequent self-reflection, and more.

Stardust Yet Mortal talks the reader through journeying: shedding light on our collective celestial experience, adjacent to the ways that we embrace our next five minutes, day by day.

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Discover the stories and secrets of the Isle of Wight, the UK's "diamond" island, through a unique fusion of history and poetry. Travelling from Roman Vectis to the present day, readers will enjoy an evocative journey across landscapes shaped by time. Blending poems with rich historical detail and the author's own personal commentary on her interpretations, this collection offers an enchanting experience to readers of all ages and interests.