Pat Morgan Book order (chronological)

Life for Allison Johnson, a young girl growing up in the heart of a thriving independent capital city, was good. Part of a well-to-do Krio family, she and her siblings had enjoyed the best of everything, and Allison was quick to share her life with their new adoptive sister, an orphan from the provinces. Just as she starts to discover love with an unlikely suitor, tragedy strikes. The Republic is in crisis. As events spiral out of control, Allison's life as she knows it is turned upside down. On the other side of a vicious civil war, she must give up everything she has known as home, to seek safety in the United States. Navigating the turn of events and her new life as an immigrant, she finds strength and resilience she had only heard about in the stories of her ancestors. She immerses herself in a quest for spiritual restoration until a sudden shift puts her at the center of a plot to bring the decayed Republic back from the brink. She's intrigued by the opportunity but must contend with ghosts from a dark past.

The first step to a new future. A future that will be easy and abundant. A future driven by data, not emotion. And so begins the journey of a new technology that will soon change the world and everyone in it - the sceptics and the converts, the innocents and the evangelists.

Jane Austen completed just six novels in her short life, but the works of Jane Austen have earned her a special place among the world’s most revered and enjoyed authors. Today, 200 years after the publication of her most famous book, Pride and Prejudice, the novel is still near the top of the most-loved books pile. Born the daughter of a clergyman, she observed the morals and behaviour of the landed gentry of her time with brilliant description, gentle wit and biting satire.

Scotland is one of the planet's most captivating countries. Boasting soaring mountain peaks and rocky glens, rushing rivers and peaceful lowlands, as well as hundreds of islands clustering around its shores, this is a country that is also fiercely proud of the industrial and scientific heritage that is celebrated in its major cities. Visitors from the four corners of the world revel in Scotland's unique culture, warm to her people and marvel at her fascinating history. They explore ancient castles and mysterious lochs, gaze in awe at her rugged coasts, try their hands at thrilling outdoor activities, experience a myriad of festivals and sporting events and watch the country's magnificent wildlife. The Little Book of Scotland provides a deep insight into what makes the country so special. It takes the reader on a journey through history, introduces the greatest Scots of them all, highlights its must-see sights and explains the cultural peculiarities that set Scotland apart.

Po Tajemství královské rodiny a Tajemství Vatikánu vychází třetí publikace z této řady. Tentokrát se slovem i obrazem zabývá tajemstvími Řádu svobodných zednářů. Odkrývá jednotlivé vrstvy staletých dějin významného společenství a nabízí informovaný i zábavný pohled na počátky, postoje, praktiky a rituály této organizace. Kniha přináší také přehled mnoha slavných osobností, které jsou nebo byly svobodnými zednáři, ať už jejich profesí byla hudba, malířství, literatura či politika; jmenujme například W. A. Mozarta, Jonathana Swifta či Winstona Churchilla. Během své osmisetleté historie bylo svobodné zednářství často spojováno se skandálními podvody, úplatkářstvím, dokonce i s vraždami, a tato kniha mnohé z oněch smyšlených historek uvádí na pravou míru.

The Freemasons have survived and prospered through the centuries and remain a force to be reckoned with. This text strips away the mystery, rumour and fiction, and presents a straight-talking and entertaining profile of its history and origins, with facts and trivia.