Bentley Bentley: 401 books

How far would you go with a hitchhiker who'd left behind an unimaginable trail of horror and destruction? How would you feel if your father's new bride was something dredged up from the bowels of hell? What would you do if you discovered an old letter suggesting one of America's Founding Fathers had...

A book of poetry that has been written from memories, creativity and from the heart. During its’ year long making it attracted a few followers. Some classic comments on selected pieces submitted to my followers -: “Really makes the reader feel”; “A good lesson”; “Nice and joyful”; “Captures...

Ryker Powers was the biggest prick I’d ever met. He was also my biggest mistake. He’d taken what he wanted then left, and I detested him for it. Not that the jerk had cared to stick around long enough to know how I felt. Everyone thought he was a perfect gentleman with all...

Life is good for the captain of the United and England Soccer teams until his mentor is assassinated before his very eyes. As Alex Carter tries to deal with the death of his friend he finds himself inextricably drawn into a world of ‘in play’ betting corruption that threatens everything he holds...

Young Tom and his father arrive in the Calder Valley on a dark stormy night in 1722. Tom is soon an orphan and finds himself a pauper in the workhouse until Mr Firth, a hilltop clothier, agrees to take him on as an apprentice. Tom tries his best but his life is made miserable by sullen journeyman-weaver...

The country people are kept separate from and made to work for their city citizen counterparts by the Directors of Capital City until a city man, who now lives in a country town, decides to change how everything is run. Chae is the daughter of a town Healer who never thought she'd do anything...

You're about to discover one of the best kept secrets in Canadian English Poetry today! One might expect that a book of poetry titled A Canadian's Poems would comprise only poems about Canada. This is not the case here. In our new global theater of "www." national identities and cultures...

Experience taught William Blake that "Wisdom is sold in the desolate market where none come to buy." His brilliant achievements as a poet, painter, and engraver brought him public notice, but little income. William Blake in the Desolate Market records how Blake, the most original of all the major English...

From classic horror and pure suspense to Twilight-Zone-style dark fantasy, WHAT FEARS BECOME relentlessly explores our basic fears and leaves you with twisted endings that will make your skin crawl… This spine-tingling, international anthology contains contributions from the critically acclaimed...

I met Zane Powers two years ago. Strike that. I became aware of Zane Powers two years ago. And he was the hottest guy I’d ever seen. Then I met him. Then I slept with him. Then I forgot him. I’d only wanted a summer fling, and, boy, did I get one. Best....

DCI Mick Rutter is shot and in the aftermath of the shooting, and during his convalescence, he loses all that he holds dear, his family and his job. Whilst trying to put his life back together he receives an offer to act as a security consultant for the Dubai World Cup Horseracing event at Meydan...

“On the Mountain of the Lord is a thriller, superimposed over Biblical prophecy, history, and geography … I’m already looking forward to their next novel.”—Anne Graham Lotz “On the Mountain of the Lord … takes you on an amazing journey … you will feel the connection as you are...

If language is, as Tom puts it, "a bright bird, uncatchable, but worth every attempt," this book is the lovingly prepared gilded cage, the single perfect feather caught in the net. If you have wondered what voice is, how to master it, how to free the storyteller within, this is your book....

When I find out the hard-bodied, tattooed god from the gym lives down the hall from me you’d think I’d be thrilled, right? Um, how about not. Heath Noble, construction project manager, MMA fighter and resident hottie, seemed charming at first. But after introducing myself, it was...