The son of a dustman, Shane Richie has come a long way from the rough streets of London's Harlesden. As Eastenders' loveable rogue Alfie Moon he is now the darling of every soap fan in Britain. In this candid autobiography Shane reveals the highs and lows of his life.
Jenny Smedley, an ordinary housewife, has a new "You never know when your life will change in a minute." Hers certainly did. In one second of unconscious recognition she rediscovered a soul mate from a previous incarnation - a soul mate that her subconscious memories told her now dwelled inside the person known as Garth Brooks. "Ripples" tells of Jenny's hypnotic regression therapy and also gives a vivid account of her memories in the 17th century as Madeleine Fitzgerald and the three years she was married to Ryan Fitzgerald. This is an inspirational story. It is about magic and faith and a love so strong that it has spanned the centuries. If the readers can suspend disbelief they too can enter this world of magic. The characters of Ryan and Madeleine can live in anyone's heart. The language is graceful, the plot compelling. Situations are described in startling clarity, thus drawing the reader effortlessly into the fabric of the story, to experience it as a personal reality.