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The second entry in the Leeds 6 trilogy, Blowback is the stand-alone sequel to Hot Knife - another caper packed with colourful characters, colourful language and black humour. Russ Litten (author of Scream if You Want to Go Faster) described Hot Knife as a 'bruised and tender account of lives lived on a knife edge'. Now, Blowback takes us to a place even sharper and edgier.Thriller, organised crime, Yorkshire/Leeds Noir, guns, drugs, terror, U...

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Lake was originally from Ontario, Canada. He was from a large family, which was continually affected with illness. At the age of twenty-one, he became a Methodist minister, however, he chose to enter the business world instead of accepting a church ministry. Lake was a very industrious businessman and started two newspapers before beginning a very successful career in real estate. Early in his career, Lake's wife, whom he deeply loved, fell il...

This book describes the FY2008 appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The Administration requested a net appropriation of $35.5 billion in net budget authority for FY2008. The requested net appropriation for major components of the department included the following: $8, 783 million for Customs and Border Protection (CBP), $4, 168 million for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), $3, 608 million for the Transportatio...

Excerpt from The Retired Lieutenant, Vol. 1 of 2: And the Battle of Loncarty PoemsThe diffusers themselves have, it is to be hoped, sufficient sense to know that knowledge does not always beget wisdom, they, doubtless, know that sense, without much knowledge, will enable a man to know knaves and impostors from honest men, while know ledge, without sense, may render a man who, had he remained ignorant, might have remained honest, both a knave a...

Excerpt from The Retired Lieutenant, and the Battle of Loncarty, Vol. 2 of 2: Poems Battle of Loncarty. And, spoiling all that cloth'd the ground, Spread waste and desolation round. Dire were the miseries of the state: And oft the patriot nobles met, Their sorrows to each other told, And o'er the kingdoms ills condol'd, But reverence for the kingly sway, Still kept their rising rage at bay. And sad, alone in Methven towers, Oft great...

Excerpt from The Retired Lieutenant and the Battle of Loncarty, Vol. 1 of 2: Poems Although, in recently publishing a sudden ebullition of poetical colere, I was induced to give a brief catalogue of my literary compositions, being here presenting myself, not as a disputant on, but a professor of, the poetic art, it appears necessary that I should again take the liberty of introducing myself to the public as a stranger, which I beg leave so fa...

John G. Lake was one of the most powerful healing evangelists of the twentieth century. His life's work included countless conversions, healings, and deliverances, as well as the establishment of hundreds of churches and ministries. Now, the wisdom a

West Riding iconoclast' John Lake turns his focus on Southern middle class mores in his new novel Amy and the Fox, set against the background of Cameron's rise as Opposition Leader. When schoolteacher Amy Trent's journalist husband Colin dies in a freak accident, his brother Max finds a mysterious videotape that Colin had kept hidden away. He must now keep it from Amy - but she knows of its existence. Before she is ready to watch what is on th...

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-- The most complete compilation of material on the life and ministry of John G. Lake-- A detailed biography together with original sermons and testimonies makes this book historically intriguing, yet applicable to modern times"Because the messages in this book have make them available. These sermons helped teach me and train me. As I go over them again and again, they always stir me to new heights. They have imparted something in my life that...

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Excerpt from The House of Morville: A Historical Drama, in Five ActsOur: bard to-night aspires, with wild design, One ivy sprig around that crown to twine One wreath, which late, with trembling hope, he From feudal walls, and fallen towers, of yore. Oh may its leaves escape your colder frown, And bloom their hour on winter's icy crown And should their spell one tear from beauty gain, Or smooth one wrinkle from the cheeks of pain 5 Should pity ...