Diana Jackson

Independent authors unite in this first volume of Indie Visible. Featuring the talents of D M Singh, Claire Colley, C.S. Woolley, Maria Gibbs, Steven M. Caddy, Laura Morgan, Rose English, Roger Gordon, Felicity Snowden, Chris Turnbull, Michael Wombat, K. S. Marsden, Rachel Cotterill, Diana Jackson, this anthology is a treasure to behold.With a mixture of exclusive short stories and extracts from other works, there is something delight every reader.Not only does Indie Visible unite some of the most exciting talent in the independent publishing world, it also strives to change the lives of children. Supporting the work of Lumos. 50% of the profits from each book sold will be donated Lumos, ensuring the vital work they do can continue, helping children and families all around the world.So pick up this book and discover why we really are indivisible.

Following the mysterious disappearance of her husband, Dorothy Gibbons, a middle-aged ex librarian affectionately known as Lady Pink Hat, trudged the lanes around Drumford, homeless and directionless, with only her memories for company. Alone, she rolled a dice, reflecting on her life, times both painful and pleasant. When her husband vanished, Dorothy didn't think that life could get any worse. Jamal Hussain, a Syrian refugee and asylum seeker, was fostered under the careful wing of Dorothy, until leaving school and finding work. He and his brother settled in a nearby flat, that is, until the misguided Ahmed Hussain also disappeared. Dorothy, or Dot, stumbled upon The Grange; an empty haunted farmhouse, where she squatted periodically. Millie, an 18th century aspirant nun, who was swinging from the rafters as Dot tried to sleep, was her only company. She tried to piece together the nun's story, which changed the course of her life and, in her isolation, she began to write ... 'Millie, an 18th Century aspirant nun, ran away from The Grange ... With three missing people, who will discover what happened? Is Millie still haunting The Grange until her story is told? Will Dorothy's resilience win through? Will she ever find peace and, more importantly, will she ever learn the truth? Following the success of 'MURDER, Now and Then', this new novel 'MISSING, Past and Present', is a compelling and intriguing 'mystery inspired by history.'

Master the Cabin Crew Interview is an inisde look into the elusive cabin crew selection process. For newcomers and alumni alike, this book will take you through every step with a dip in and out format so you can learn what is suitable for you and pass the interview.

Master the Cabin Crew Interview is an inisde look into the elusive cabin crew selection process. For newcomers and alumni alike, this book will take you through every step with a dip in and out format so you can learn what is suitable for you and pass the interview.

Diana walks along the Fife Coastal Path from North Queensferry, beneath the famous Forth Rail Bridge to St Andrews. While on her way she treads in the footprints of a multitude of pilgrims and famous people through the ages, but she also follows in the steps of ordinary folks of Fife. She 'meets' some fascinating characters - from St Margaret in Dunfermline to the real Robinson Crusoe, Alexander Selkirk in Lower Largo. Diana's heart is captured by the beautiful surroundings along these coastal paths. As she pauses to have a 'wee blether' with those she 'meets, ' she learns a new way of looking at her world, finding ‘way markers’ for the next stage in her life. The further Diana travels, the more she becomes absorbed in the history of Fife, and her affinity for the area grows. As you read on, you may find yourself 'walking beside Diana.' Her experiences might help you with some of the challenges you face in your own life, or they may inspire you to visit the region of Fife and have adventures of your own. Some would call this an allegory, but it is certainly a memoir with elements of fantasy. Diana leaves the reader to judge which is which. Part 1: From Redundancy to Rejuvenation - Serendipity! Diana’s husband’s work is temporarily relocated to Fife. Diana follows when she is made redundant from a life time of teaching. During these early days they walk along the coast, while Diana reflects on the past and possible futures. Part 2: Letting Go and Moving on. In order to live her new life to the full, Diana needs to let go of some of her old life. This does not mean forgetting family and friends in Bedfordshire, but finding new and deeper relationships with them, even at a distance. As she and her husband throw themselves into community life in Fife, deep down Diana is still searching for her true purpose, and with the encouragement of new and old friends alike, and the old monks at the newly built St Andrew’s Cathedral, she …

Two murders interwoven, one hundred years apart. It is 2019, and Joanna Thomas, a less than conventional farmer's wife, is accused of murdering her husband, but with no motive or murder weapon uncovered, the likelihood of speedy conviction is diminishing, much to the dismay of the soon to retire Inspector Norton. His officers try to placate him, whilst uncovering a series of most strange coincidences, all compelling them towards an unsolved murder back in 1919. From no obvious suspects, they now have several seemingly unlikely candidates, none with totally believable alibis. Whilst puzzling over the complexity of this strange case, DS Tony Brown and DC Cathy Peterson take a trip to Jersey, but losing their lead they return, just as the case turns decidedly sinister. Could an unsolved murder in Haynes, Bedfordshire, back in 1919 really have a bearing on this case? Is Lucille still haunting the area of her murder until the mystery of her untimely death is solved?