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Authors of the bestselling Hello Cupcake are back with a new book of irresistible cupcake designs - all made in four easy steps!

As in most industries and businesses that are successful, there are the individuals that are out front and take most of the credit for being resourceful, creative and innovative. These can be people that welcome or seek the spotlight of fame and notoriety or simply those that have it thrust upon them by circumstances beyond their control but in most cases, there is usually a driving force behind their success, a clever machine that dominates the whole concept of achievement, ultimately instigated by one person of foresight and of a gifted talent. This is the case of Australian Record Producer DAVID MACKAY, as he is the man responsible for so many hit records and TV themes around the world. This is his story with many contributions from the stars he has worked with such as, Barry Gibb, Bonnie Tyler, Sir Cliff Richard, Francis Rossi and Eve Graham (New Seekers).

After a successful career in banking, Mike Thompson finds himself redundant and, in desperation, goes to the tiny Cornish west coast fishing village of St Pennard, intent on suicide. Instead, he is captivated by its beauty and establishes a new life in the quiet pace of this peaceful setting.Following the death of her fiancé in an air-crash, Ellie, a young artist, comes to St Pennard on her intended wedding day to put an end to her tragic love-life.Mike feels an immediate empathy with her distress and sets about drawing her back from the abyss, both mentally and physically. Their shared sadness draws them together to find blossoming love and happiness, entwined in the peaceful life of this idyllic village and the wonderful characters that live there.Everything is perfect . . . . . . .. . . . . . . then fate deals a Joker.

Exploring the Horned God’s significance across global mythologies, this work delves into his role in our psychological and spiritual heritage. Alan Richardson enhances his earlier exploration of male mysteries with new commentary, providing deeper insights alongside the original text of Earth God Rising. This revisitation highlights the enduring relevance of the Horned God in contemporary spiritual discourse.

Featuring innovative and imaginative designs, this book presents a collection of larger-than-life dessert creations perfect for any celebration. The authors, known for their bestselling work, elevate baking with exciting new techniques and ideas that cater to various occasions. Each recipe is crafted to inspire creativity and delight, ensuring that every dessert is not only delicious but also visually stunning.

Set in 1969, a teenager's quest for magical enlightenment leads to a long correspondence with occult author William G. Gray. Through witty and blunt letters, Gray shares profound insights on Qabalah, sex magic, initiation, and the balance of free will and destiny. He addresses common concerns of magical seekers while emphasizing that true wisdom comes from within. Gray's humor and understanding shine through, making these letters not only entertaining but also practically valuable for anyone on a spiritual journey, regardless of their specific path.

Exploring themes of love and courage, this narrative presents an alternative to the traditional tales of the Holy Grail, focusing on the character du Lac, who embodies warmth and gallantry. Rather than glorifying nobility and perfection, the story celebrates the genuine, often clumsy expressions of affection among ordinary people. It suggests that true wisdom and meaning lie not in lofty ideals but in the heartfelt, sometimes chaotic connections that define human experience, revealing the Mysteries of the Wasteland.

Focusing on the remarkable survival of George Matthew Richardson during the Great War, this memoir delves into his experiences on the frontlines and the recognition he earned, including the Military Medal and Bar. Despite his bravery, he remains largely forgotten by those around him. Alan Richardson weaves a narrative rich in wit and charm, blending personal history with broader cultural and regional themes. Enhanced by a foreword from Sting, this work serves as both a tribute to Richardson and a reflection on the war's impact on families, especially in the Geordie community.

The book offers a comprehensive overview of New Testament thought within a concise format, showcasing both scholarly insight and an artistic touch. Dr. Richardson's ability to distill complex theological concepts into a manageable narrative is highlighted, reflecting a balance of depth and clarity. The work stands out for its successful integration of scholarship with an engaging presentation, making it accessible to readers interested in the New Testament's themes and ideas.