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Paul Cook

    Tintagel
    On the Rim of the Mandala
    The Lost World
    Electrician's Guide to Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
    Living the Christian Life: Selected Thoughts of William Grimshaw of Haworth
    INEVITABLE WEATHER
    • INEVITABLE WEATHER

      Poems

      • 108 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Fred Gardner understood, as a financial writer and stock trader that the stock market is as entertaining and frustrating as your best friend. Gardner's work reminds us that the market is that way because its moves, first and foremost, are more often than not based upon investor emotion. Throughout the years analysts have used various tools to make the stock market more tangible. Although much of this work was written over thirty years ago, and distilled over a reporter's lifetime, its timeless nature makes it feel as if it was written yesterday. This unique collection of stock market poetry and prose invites us to remember that a long-term investment in the market is taking a stake in America's future. Indeed, the emergence of "Wall Street" into popular culture makes real perspective a rare commodity. The Bull Grows Up will serve as an entertaining roadmap for everyone from the sideline observer to the practiced speculator.

      INEVITABLE WEATHER
    • William Grimshaw, born in 1708, played a significant role in the eighteenth-century Evangelical Revival, alongside notable figures like John Wesley and George Whitefield. Despite his influence and recognition by J C Ryle as one of the era's greatest leaders, Grimshaw remains largely forgotten in contemporary discussions of religious history. This book aims to shed light on his life and contributions, exploring the impact he had on the Evangelical movement and the reasons for his obscurity today.

      Living the Christian Life: Selected Thoughts of William Grimshaw of Haworth
    • Focusing on fire detection and alarm systems, this guide offers essential insights for electrical installations in buildings. It emphasizes the importance of aligning with relevant legislation and British Standards, specifically BS 58391 and 58396. Authored by Paul Cook, a seasoned engineer with extensive experience in electrical contracting and regulation preparation, the publication serves as a crucial resource for professionals in the field, ensuring compliance and safety in fire alarm systems.

      Electrician's Guide to Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
    • Newspaper reporter Ed Malone is looking for an adventure. He finds it when he agrees to go to the Amazon jungle wuth the famous Professor Challenger and two others. On this fantastic journey of adventure and danger, the four men find a Lost World - a world of prehistoric animals and of danger. A classic story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes.

      The Lost World
    • On the Rim of the Mandala

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Lou Colleran navigates the challenges of immortality while facing the constant threat of death. As he grapples with the complexities of being an immortal, the story explores themes of vulnerability and the precarious nature of eternal life. Lou's journey is marked by danger and the struggle to protect himself from those who seek to end his existence, highlighting the unique tension between his extraordinary longevity and the very real risks he faces.

      On the Rim of the Mandala
    • An imaginative thriller that captivates readers with its unique plot twists and compelling narrative. The story weaves together suspense and creativity, drawing readers into a world filled with unexpected developments and intriguing characters. As the tension builds, the narrative explores themes of deception and revelation, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats until the very last page.

      Tintagel
    • Fortress on the Sun

      • 216 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Set in a futuristic prison camp designed for metal harvesting from the Sun, the story follows Ian Hutchings and fellow inmates who have been exiled for severe crimes, with no memories of their pasts. As a deadly disease ravages the camp and hope dwindles, Ian must navigate the chaos to ensure their survival. Amidst the struggle against illness and the harsh environment, they uncover unsettling secrets that challenge their understanding of reality and their own identities.

      Fortress on the Sun
    • Helping candidates of the City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in the Requirements for Electrical Installations to prepare for the exam, this book sets out methods of studying, offers advice on exam preparation and provides details of the scope and structure of the examination, alongside two sample exam papers with answers and references.

      City and Guilds Exam Success
    • Frankenstein

      • 138 pages
      • 5 hours of reading
      4.1(8594)Add rating

      This edition includes exclusive introduction, historical background, and a detailed biography of the author.

      Frankenstein
    • The Engines of Dawn

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Set against a backdrop of advanced alien technology, the story follows Professor Ben Bennet and his students as they confront the consequences of humanity's reliance on the enigmatic engines of the Enamorati. When their university ship experiences an engine failure, they embark on a quest to uncover the hidden truths behind these powerful machines. Their discoveries could jeopardize humanity's future, challenging complacency and sparking a thrilling adventure that questions the cost of progress.

      The Engines of Dawn