Adrienne Nash

Deliverance. Craig hates his name. He also hates his brother and he's not keen on his father. When his mother betrays him, his world has collapsed. Except for Jenny, he has no friends in the World. After Rob his jock brother outs him, there is nothing to lose. Pantonsville has to be history. Will Uncle Jem provide deliverance from oppression?

This is the sequel to 'From the Ashes'. We find Saskia and Jenny still at Cambridge University. Her casual friend and the only boy she has ever kissed, Larry Murberry Has disappeared to the USA to study. Saskia and Jenny journey to see Saskia's father in Texas and Saskia at last makes peace with him. Larry reappears in her life and declares his love, but can Saskia return his love? Larry's family disapprove too, so the affair seems doomed from the start. Will love triumph?

Harry Josfold is the product of a loving, caring and Christian family. His parents believe in being hands on parents. They are fully involved, checking he has done his homework, examining his school report and take a pride in his acting skills. Harry was not the sport loving boy his father wanted, but Mr Josfold was nevertheless, proud of a son who took prizes at school and the lead part in school plays. Harry's Hamlet received high praise in the local press. At Drama School his professor regards Harry as outstanding, the best student in ten years, bound for a successful career. The trouble is Harry prefers to be called Holly. Luckily he finds friends and one very special girl.

5.0 out of 5 stars All Things Must End ... 28 Jan. 2015By Charlie O - Published on Amazon.com.... Be they Good or Bad.In Trudi's case it was the love of her life and the person who helped make her who she became.Trudi continues on her path to becoming a great Lady in the true sense. Along the way she does her best to help those who need it and enable those that are driven to move forward. Some chaff has to be dealt with and there in lies a mystery for one that likely deserved what he got. You will need to read the story to find out who and why.Another mystery surrounds the death of the mother of Simon's children that is also left hanging only to reappear and indirectly results in Simon's death.Adrienne did a wonderful job of adding mystery into the otherwise purpose driven life of Trudi.Takeaway's include, -- Presentation makes a difference. ie. Dress and act as you expect others to see you. If you dress and act as a Lady or Gentleman then others will respond to you as such. Act as a Slob or Punk then expectations will be as you deserve.-- Treat others with the respect they earn.-- Help those in need and reward those that perform. The corollary is that some times culling is needed.-- Follow your heart and do the right thing.The story of Trudi displays a Rags to Riches account of a True Lady that is Selfless in helping those around her with Compassion..In reading this episode in Trudi's life it brought back memories of the Life and Times of William Volker (Mr. Anonymous of Kansas City, MO) who also lived a Selfless life helping build a great business empire and enabling those around him as well as helping others in need... William married my Great Aunt Rose and was a major key in leading Kansas City to greatness much as Trudi did with Simon's empire. The point of these two stories to me is that -- Greatness begets Greatness -- be it Fiction or Real Life.Yes this is a Transsexual oriented story but it about so much more and puts the human condition on display.Another Great Job Adrienne and Thanks> Go to Amazon.com to see the review 5.0 out of 5 starsAmazon.com: 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 review

Ben, 15, was difficult, withdrawn and liable to sulk and with the years had become ever more unhappy. His sister Jessica, 18, had become mother to him after their mother died of cancer, and Dad was most of his time in London running his import export business. Tom, 25, their brother has been a forever student and wants a last fling, skiing the winter in Canada, but as a fresh tragedy strikes all plans go awry. It seems someone wants them all dead, but who? Ben's psychological problem comes to the fore and Jessica, old beyond her years deals with that and the threats to both their lives as they hide out in the less populated areas of Scotland. At last Ben feels able to confide in his sister. The COVID-19 pandemic interferes with life just as Ben has found himself and new friends but Jessica manages him and manages to keep them safe to find new lives.

Helen Stevenson is recovering from her previous ordeal, when she had been kept prisoner and was raped. She is now a freelance environmental consultant, working on a holistic energy project for a large estate. She stumbles upon another adventure as ambulance chasing, she investigates a case of pollution. It results in violence, her attempted murder and betrayal. A web of family intrigue is woven around a sophisticated criminal gang, but somehow, she blunders through.

Sometimes in life, people need a trigger to turn them from one path to another. Sometimes, humans can only stand so much pain. Terry endured his life, studied diligently, read books and worked hard at school. In many ways he was a perfect son and yet, his parents worried.A new school that had a different ethos, they hoped, would work the change in their son they wanted to see but in the event, that became the trigger to send Terry on a new path completely, the reverse of his parent's intentions.

Meghan waits for her new little brother to come home with Mum from hospital but he doesn't come. Instead Mum and Dad say she can have a puppy. That's how Eddie comes into the family and he is everything Meghan could have wished. They are inseparable companions, dog and mistress. Eddie is not only a faithful companion, he's clever too. He and Meghan are so close, Meghan begins to believe he actually speaks to her. When they go on holiday with her bestie, Poppy, Eddie goes too. It's a good thing he's there, to come to the rescue.

This is a fictional account of the abuse of vulnerable children in the United Kingdom, based on actual criminality. I hesitated to write this, and it has taken three years of heartfelt consideration. I feel for these poor girls, often from broken families but sometimes, girls from good homes who through one unguarded moment, found themselves caught up, controlled by evil men.

Danny is a misfit, he knows that and so does his mum and sister Rachel. They, fearing for him, watch and wait. His father can't stand the sight of a boy that is so unlike him. It is not only at home where Danny is in trouble. School is a trial, he has few friends and many enemies, so life is difficult. Add to that his 'bunking' off and his thieving from shops in the Mall and you would say, this child will turn out like his father, a criminal. What Danny is not, is a thug. He has not inherited his father's liking for booze and brawling. His deprived and violent home is not the cradle for a child without an identity. Dannie is adrift, blowing with the gales that surround him. The only life saver, is sister Rachel, more mother than their mother and protector, confidant and eventual saviour.

The fire was devastating, leaving the sole survivor, Jamie in trauma. After the hospital, he was taken in by his Aunt Elvira, a strict, cold woman, and raised by his Aunt's companion Samantha and his two girl cousins in a remote mansion in Mid-Wales. Lili has a cruel streak, Caitlyn is sweet and caring. From the first day in this house, his life changes, leaving him searching for his identity and a riddle to solve, what or who caused his family's death.

I never thought my day out in the Mall, furtively looking at clothes I couldn't afford and which I could not take into The County Council Home for Unwanted and Bewildered Children, would end by taking me to Edinburgh pursued by the Police and the Children's Department. Well that's what happened. A criminal on the run, disguised and yet, that led me to meeting my Mom. What Mom wants me for is another matter but anything is better than being homeless, isn't it? Of course none of that reckons on the difference love can make nor that magical thing, serendipity, interceding.

Chris is sixteen. For at least nine years of his short life, he has suffered from a mouldering discontent without actually identifying why he is so unhappy. The youngest by far of three children, he would be the last to leave home. His father's death and his exam results decide him to find employment rather than further education. Working with the fun girls of the Returns Section, triggers his salvation from a life of despair.

Sam Caplin is nearly down but not quite out, wrestling with a Private Investigator business that is going nowhere and an inferiority complex that isolates Sam from her family and prevents her making new friends. Then one day into her crummy office steps Caroline, twenty-five, svelte and beautiful with partner trouble. Her partner Daniel just has too much money and there has to be a reason. Sam had been a good police officer, at home and streetwise in London, but when the action moves to Venice, she finds herself all at sea and suddenly, her target has become her guardian angel. That's where the loyalty comes in.

Edward is a strange child, quiet withdrawn, prone to tantrums and seems to find living in his family difficult. His father is a sports fanatic and he has passed his love of sport to Edward's older brother Nick. Edward runs for sanctuary to his neighbours, the Jennings, whose daughter, Jenny, of the same age, is his best friend. Tragedy befalls the family and Edward is adopted by the Jennings and at last has the courage to be who he really is.

Peter is a loner and a no hoper. His father is in prison, his mother in a mental hospital and he lives in a children's home. He knows his future is without hope and he acts tough and fights rough. He is coming to the realisation that he is on the path to nowhere and then three girls step into his path, three nice girls who treat him to coffee and then a little friendly ridicule. Kayleigh decides to take the boy home and Pete's life changes forever.