Gavin Scott

It is the winter of 1946, and after years of war, ex-Special Operations Executive agent Duncan Forrester is back at his Oxford college as a junior Ancient History Fellow. But his peace is shattered when a much-disliked Fellow is found dead in the quad, stabbed and pushed from an upper window. A don is suspected and arrested for the murder, but Forrester is not convinced of his friend s guilt. On the hunt for the true killer, he finds himself plunged into a mystery involving lost Viking sagas, Satanic rituals and wartime espionage."

The Age of Treachery: Duncan Forrester Mystery 1

Commando elite action figures, toys that mistakenly received an advanced computer chip that enables them to think, continue their mission to seek and destroy a race of introverted monsters, the Gorgonites

The Junior Novelization

Small Soldiers

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Cuddle Bear

Tracey Corderoy

When Plip loses his favourite toy, he is so upset that he runs off on his own to search for it in the snowy storm! This book is perfect for any child who has ever lost a toy... and for any parent who has ever tried to find it!

Little Penguin Lost

John Kamps

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"Fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman!" When Jack buys some magic beans from a mysterious old man they grown into a giant beanstalk and lead him to a place he could never have imagined...including a giant's castle! With beautiful and charming illustrations to enjoy again and again, this simple retelling of the children's classic fairy tale is perfect for beginning readers.Parragon is the largest illustrated non-fiction publisher in the world and a global leader in innovative digital books for children in many languages. Welcome to the world of Parragon!

Jack and the Beanstalk

Whether you work as a customer service operative, you lead customer-facing teams or you're running your own business, this book is for you. There is 'Gold Dust' in every single conversation you have with a customer, as long as you know where to look, and Gavin can help you find it. This book is a collection of stories from Gavin's life and his time working in customer service. Each of them contains a valuable lesson that you can apply to your customer interactions today to add value to every conversation. You'll find simple and actionable tips in this book that will: Help you retain more of your customers: Help you increase the amount your customers spend with you: Result in customers who become fans of your business and share their positive experiences with others. Gavin has spent over 20 years helping high-profile organisations enhance their customer service. Through the anecdotes and stories in these pages, he's sharing his knowledge and easy steps towards more successful customer interactions. "Real gold dust - invaluable, helpful advice, given in a way which is easy to grasp, understand and remember. Storytelling at its best." - Ian Burns, CEO, Cameron and Galliers Homes"The art of customer experience presented in a really compelling format - easy to relate to, easy to implement and highly effective." - Nick Butler, Commercial Director, DriveTech "A great book full of gems and insights into simple and pragmatic approaches anyone can make to improve that all important human connection with others. Engaging, highly entertaining and full of gold dust!" - Jacqueline Frost, Creative Director, Elevate Talent

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Finding Gold Dust

It is the winter of 1946, and after years of war, ex-Special Operations Executive agent Duncan Forrester is back at his Oxford college as a junior Ancient History Fellow. But his peace is shattered when a much-disliked Fellow is found dead in the quad, stabbed and pushed from an upper window. A don is suspected and arrested for the murder, but Forrester is not convinced of his friend’s guilt. On the hunt for the true killer, he finds himself plunged into a mystery involving lost Viking sagas, Satanic rituals and wartime espionage.

Duncan Forrester Mystery 1

The Age of Treachery

"A WONDERFUL BOOK" Monty Python's Terry Jones on The Age of Treachery It's 1947, and Duncan Forrester is called upon to investigate the bizarre killing in the British Museum of a Foreign Office official who had consulted him about an ancient Sumerian seal. Then terrorists target the Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin himself, and Forrester is asked to join his security detail in New York, where the fate of British Palestine is to be decided at the newly founded United Nations. But as yet more diplomats die, and rumours grow of an occult conspiracy, Forrester begins to suspect the deaths are part of a much larger plan...

(Duncan Forrester Mystery 3)

The Age of Exodus

It's 1947. As Britain's new Labour government struggles to cope with the break-up of Empire, there's a grisly murder in the British Museum, terrorists target British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin and Forrester boards the Queen Mary for a fateful voyage to New York.

Age of Exodus, the (Duncan Forrester Mystery 3)

Lester Schulman

The adventures of the Small Soldiers? continue in an original prequel about the Gorgonites and their search for the Gorgon Dimension.

The Gorgonites' Quest

Duncan Forrester's research on an Aegean island is interrupted first by the murder of a British archaeologist, and then by the outbreak of the Greek Civil War. The worship of ancient gods may provide a clue to the murderer, but in such a tumultuous time, little is what it seems.

The Age of Olympus

A bunny spends the day with his mother, hopping in the clover fields, digging a burrow, and taking a nap. On board pages.

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