Mark Carney

Jeff Jackson

Bill Viola

Patrick Kelly

Doug Lauffer

Brian Swift

Nigel Brown

Darnell Johnson

Dominick Domasky

Anthony Fludd

Lispert Dowdell

Ed Kropf

Jesse Foster

Tommy Jones

Dennis Newton

Al Latronica

Shon Owens

Fred Simkovsky

Howard Upton

Chris Reber

Reece Anderson

Go Ask Your Dad challenges fathers from different faiths, cultures, and generations to come together and answer tough questions dads, children, and families face today. Fathers must learn from the past, be prepared now and in the future to discuss everything from sexual education and identity to what kind of career path a youth could choose. They need to have answers on how to handle negative things such as cyber-bullying and ISIS, but also must encourage good choices for health, happiness and a brighter tomorrow. The authors of Go Ask Your Dad don't claim to be perfect dads; they do promise, in this book, you will find valuable lessons from their mistakes and successes.

Questions, Answers, and Stories about Fathers, Fatherhood, and Being a Parent

Go Ask Your Dad

Ruan Oates is a young Cornish vet in Berkshire who rescues Claire Harper and her horse from a road accident on a crowded motorway. Weeks later cattle-rustlers enter his life and change it forever. These two events seem unconnected but they introduce Ruan to a frightening underworld of murder, kidnapping and illegal activity that the young man could never have envisaged during his training to become a country vet. With his life spiralling out of control and murder round every corner... or so it seems... Ruan's life changes tack. Using both his farming and veterinary skills in the search for answers, he finds himself taking on several new roles which lead him through France and southern England. Helped by friends, he finally discovers the tragic reason behind the deaths in a conclusion that transforms his view of the quiet English countryside.

An Innocent Vet

Notes on Nikolai Gogol's The Government Inspector

For 200 years the gunmakers of London have enjoyed a worldwide reputation for the quality and reliability of their products. This first volume, originally published as London Gunmakers by the same author, has been revised and updated and chronicles the history of the London gun trade by gathering together in one volume the aggregate of surviving historical knowledge about the businesses large and small which between them made the London gun trade what it is. It provides an alphabetical list of all gunmakers and related trades giving their dates, addresses and changes, together with 48 individual histories. There is an alphabetical list of gunmakers' serial number records on a scale never previously achieved and various schedules list those individuals who have taken a leading part in the administration of the trade over the years. The author has also produced for the first time an alphabetical index of the brand names used by the various businesses in the London trade in respect of guns, rifles, cartridges and powders. 33 colour & 44 b/w photos

British Gunmakers

The Play of the Shepherds

Notes on Wole Soyinka's Kongi's Harvest

Nigel Brown

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