Sadler: 187 books

Ottery St Mary is famous as the birthplace of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. However, there is much more to it than this. Sitting in the beautiful River Otter Vale, it is dominated by the eye-catching parish church, modified in 1342 to look like Exeter Cathedral. Its streets, lined with historic houses,...

Few countries went through the level of interest and development of pleasure piers like the United Kingdom. Built during the Victorian age and early twentieth century, they hark back to a romanticised British coastal holiday – donkey rides on the beach, paddling in the sea and strolling along the...

The British West Indies cover a distinct geographical area. However, the countries within it have their own histories, sometimes overlapping, sometimes very different. British West Indies: The Postcard Collection brings together over 100 postcards showing the region's commonalities and differences....

The Great War (1914-1918), later known as the First World War, brought together the major European countries and their empires into the world’s greatest conflict so far seen. Over 70 million people worldwide were mobilised into military service with 10 million of these service personnel killed in...

Zebrafish at the Interface of Development and Disease Research presents the latest on the shared pathways that govern development and contribute to disease. Zebrafish have traditionally been used to study vertebrate development, providing interesting data on the developmental processes and genes that...

Within three centuries of his resurrection, Jesus of Nazareth was presented to the world as incarnation of the Second Person of a triune Godhead. The great debate at Nicaea sought to resolve the issue of how the death of Christ could be effective for the sins of the whole world. The Alexandrians and...

The factual events and stories of the book are wrapped in a fictional setting. Christians and church leaders make up the true stories that have contributed to the collapse of many churches, which in turn, has enhanced the corruption of America’s culture. Part 1 has Lucifer, the master of a convention,...

First impressions can be deceptive as in the case of Butch, a sexy, extroverted trash man and Cassie, a swanky sweetie with a mysterious job in the big city. Underneath the surface of a persons facade is the real story. A trust is formed between this unlikely couple who hook up to solve a family mystery and fi nd a missing fortune.

Ive been very lucky to have seen most of the beautiful parts of this country: from the Atlantic to Pacific coasts. Some of these places appear in my poetry; along with people Ive met and loved, and the sorrows and joys woven into my life. I also love history and space science and find those analogies creeping into the literary devices Im most fond of.

Fortified structures have been in existence for thousands of years. In ancient and medieval times castles were the ultimate symbol of power, dominating their surroundings, and marking the landscape with their imposing size and impregnable designs. After the Norman conquest of England, castles exploded...

For twelve year-old Brent Cutler, seeing his father lynched was the most powerful influence on his young life, giving him an abiding and life-long hatred of injustice of any form. As an adult, he returns to the town where he grew up as a representative of the District Attorney’s office. He finds...

Covers palliative care and end of life skills needed by health care workers.

It is 1866 and Colonel Thomas Sykes, late of the Confederate Army, is in Milledgeville gaol, waiting to be hanged, but he is pardoned and freed from prison, on condition that he helps find and release the president's niece, who is being held by a band of comancheros. This task proves to be far from...

Hohanonivah, a Cheyenne orphan, is taken in as a child by Patrick and Esther Jackson, who raise him as their own son. When, years later, his adoptive parents are brutally murdered, Hohanonivah swears a solemn oath that those who took the elderly couple's lives will die at his hands. The young man,...