Bøger udgivet af Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers

Tony Jacklin rescued the Ryder Cup from oblivion. Following years of American domination, interest in the event nosedived in the 1970s. It was Tony''s appointment as captain of Europe in 1983 that helped resuscitate the matches and launch the remarkable transformation of a competition that is now one of the biggest showpiece occasions in the world of sport.This book takes us on a journey through Tony''s Ryder Cup career, his seven matches as a player and his four as captain. It details his friendships with some of the game''s greats like Seve Ballesteros, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer but also chronicles the times when he hit rock bottom - the sudden and unexpected death of his first wife, his own recent struggles with ill health, the year he lost everything financially and his affair with a sixteen-year-old that was splashed on the front page of a tabloid newspaper.

"Deep Roots" is a touching tale about a big old tree who yearns to explore the world beyond his roots. With a heart filled with adventure and excitement, he sets out on a journey to see all the places he's heard about from the animals and people who visit him. But as he travels further and further from his hilltop home, he realizes the importance of having deep roots and the impact he has on the creatures who rely on him for shelter. This beautiful story of self-discovery and the power of home will inspire children of all ages and leave a lasting impression. With its enchanting illustrations and heartwarming message, "Deep Roots" is a must-read for children and families.

In the small hamlet of Havendale, an unending winter brings a desperate father to make a deal with a mysterious figure for the safe birth of his twin boys, Jacob and Robin. Raised in the harsh northern climate, the brothers struggle to survive famine, cold, plague, wolves, witches, and the insidious Inquisition.As they come of age, one of the twins discovers he possesses a power considered heretical by the church and must hide it at all costs to avoid persecution.Meanwhile, a young prince named William sets out on his own quest to secure his kingdom and make it a fair and just land for all. His journey leads him into a treacherous political game, as he tries to grant civil rights to the downtrodden non-human Haulfin.As these two storylines unfold, they begin to intersect, and the fate of the Empire rests on the shoulders of these unlikely heroes. The Twins and William must face their own challenges and overcome impossible odds to save their world from an uncertain future.

Canadian detectives, Mark Lewis and Sydney LaFleur, have been handed a cluster of cases of missing women. With little to go on they search for answers, hoping against all odds to save the life of the most recent victim. Sydney's beloved dog, Radar, who failed police dog training, keeps her busy with his antics. As Mark and Sydney close in on the predators responsible for the missing women they realize someone is stalking Sydney and is trying to get rid of both Radar and Mark. Just when they think they can take a break, someone in their circle is murdered. The killer has so expertly taken forensic counter-measures that Mark and Sydney have to face the possibility the killer could be a cop. What they discover threatens to unravel Sydney as well as the case.

What do you do when your witch apprentice goes missing? Well, if you're Tanya you reunite with your estranged cousin and set out to find her. You also sort out your issues in the process. What do you do when a magical object starts transporting you all over the world? Well, if you're Sarah, you eventually team up with a younger child, run into a dangerous forest and become friends with several creatures. This is a short, but intriguing book that takes place in a world that is both familiar and not. If one has read It's A Powerful Thing a few familiar faces make appearances.