Bøger af Maggie Shaw

This second poetry collection by author Maggie Shaw explores seven themes: Love, Life, Depression, Faith and Recovery, Stories, People and Places, and Humour. The volume includes commentaries and photo illustrations to enrich the presentation of the poems.

The Eagle and The Hart is a tale of intrigue, violence and court politics in 14th Century Germany. When Knight Gendal brings news of Prince Sigmund's death to his family at Harzberg, something is clearly amiss in Crown Prince Oscar's court. As Gendal asks questions about the poisoning of Prince Umbert, the cause of Prince Sigmund's departure from Harzland, powerful factions try to stop the knight from uncovering the truth. A revelation at the Christmas Eve Masque destroys the trust of friends and radically changes the investigation. When the real perpetrators are unmasked on the last day of 1319, the Prince and his allies must risk all in battle to save their land. This action-packed sequel to The Eagle and The Raven sees Gendal living out the divine commission to right wrongs and fight injustice, in an exciting adventure where faith and friendship are put to the ultimate test.

When Old Mr S gives a family of abandoned teddies a new home in Rosehill Cottage, the teddies bring about a magical change to all their lives. Papa Ted, Mama Ted, Young Ted and Baby Ted make friends with lonely Grand Ted, reunite him with his friend Tartan Ted, adopt Manny the Mannikin even though he is not a teddy, and bring Christmas back to Rosehill Cottage. 'The Teddies of Rosehill Cottage' is a collection of five short stories, illustrated with photographs of the teddies and toys who inspired the tales. It is suitable for young children and will charm and delight people of all ages. Every copy purchased will raise at least £1 for Hopes and Beams, the Crewe based charity which works to improve the lives of children and young adults with disabilities and additional needs.

When Knight Gendal takes a message to a remote clan, the act of kindness draws the Knight and Sir Rehlein into a fight to free Count Bertram and Rabenwald from the despotic rule of Duke Nicolaus of Danuvia. Despite their every effort to avoid armed conflict, events take them ever faster towards the battle that could cost them all their lives.

Susy longs for a wedding ring. Freddie says only when the Thursday Ritual ends. Can Susy stop the mayhem to become the new lady of Lodge Castle?This absurdist comedy of errors will make you laugh all the way to the village Post Office, as eight teams plot to rob it and only Susy can stop them.

A butterfly must venture into hell to rescue the beloved Lady of the High Castle and stop the forces of evil from destroying the earth. This allegorical quest novel is steeped in folklore including North European myths and legends.The book includes two versions: the original deeply allegorical story, and a simpler version for children.

Demonic forces amass against Liz Graham to remove her as head of the psychic society P.S.I. Her husband Alec's plot to destroy her predecessor, Jonathan Keast, leaves Liz defenceless against Keast's schemes to depose her. Can Liz destroy the evil powers at work before they destroy her.

A story of revenge set amid occultism and the paranormal in 1970s London. When Liz marries Alec, she becomes his pawn as he tries to bring his enemy Keast to justice. Actor Andrew Ferry's death leads her to the dangerous world of P.S.I. and the demonic powers at its heart. Will she destroy the evil there before it destroys her?