Charles Owen Books

The collection features a series of cleverly crafted stories where the tables are turned on the privileged and manipulative. Characters like a confidence trickster and an art swindler face unexpected challenges from those they underestimate, while an Army officer learns a harsh lesson about juggling relationships. Drawing inspiration from Saki and Roald Dahl, the narratives satirize the antics of the wealthy, delivering sharp humor and insightful commentary on power dynamics.

The narrative captures the history of the Vernon High School Lions football team, reflecting on the contributions of players and supporters who have since passed away. With a commitment to thorough documentation, it aims to preserve the team's legacy by compiling all available archived information, ensuring that their stories and achievements are remembered. This tribute serves as a poignant reminder of the impact the team had on its community and the lives of those involved.

This antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of an original work, preserving its historical significance. Readers may encounter imperfections typical of older texts, including marks and notations. The edition aims to protect and promote literature by providing access to culturally important works in a modern format that remains faithful to the original.

General study of Malta - covers historical and geographical aspects, the economic structure, living conditions, environmental factors, the industrial structure, agriculture, trade, tourism, etc. Bibliography pp. 175 to 181 and maps

This is a collection of tales from a master storyteller which probes at the cracks in the human condition. Unexpected consequences befall a married woman in wartime London seeking news of her lover. An estate agent gets more than he bargained for when a beautiful client asks for a private viewing. And an antiques dealer makes a macabre discovery at a house buried deep in the Surrey hills. By turns ironic, comic and provocative, A Crack in the Glass is a tantalising assortment of bittersweet delights.

In a gripping tale of suspense, an American named Scott Rokeby embarks on a perilous journey across Europe to find his missing father, a former Cold War operative, who is later discovered murdered. Along the way, he teams up with Julie Dixon, a journalist whose own investigation into her brother's disappearance uncovers a vast criminal conspiracy involving stolen bearer bonds and a devastating supergun. As they delve deeper, they confront a vengeful master criminal whose arms-trafficking network threatens global stability and ignites international tensions.

Focusing on the history of the Church and State in Ireland, this book offers a thorough examination of ecclesiastical figures who influenced the political and religious dynamics from the island's first plantation to the Hanoverian accession. Charles Owen analyzes conflicts between Protestant and Catholic communities while utilizing diverse sources for a well-rounded narrative. Each chapter delves into specific historical periods, making it a significant resource for understanding Ireland's complex past and the interplay between religious and political institutions.