M. L. Eaton

What people are saying about 'I Kiss Cold Glass': "Beautiful ... this book is full of loving wisdom." Reader's review."A timeless treasure: as unputdownable as it is unforgettable. This book is as important in concept as it is in the depth of the literary emotions it conveys. Describing the joys and travails of its three women authors and composed over 92 years, its poetry speaks not only for past generations of women and their children but also for those yet to come." Reader's reviewThis anthology is the poetry of three women from three generations of the same family and represents love in a myriad of forms.Composed over ninety-two years and never intended for publication, their words reflect the thoughts, fears and experiences that have been the fate of women throughout history.45 poems with 47 full colour plates and 6 sepia photographs

In August 1976 an oppressive heat hangs over Romney Marsh in the South East corner of England. Soon after the birth of her daughter, Hazel Dawkins, a young lawyer, is unexpectedly asked to return to work. No sooner has she agreed than she discovers that a dark force threatens both her family and her country; and before long, the past and present intertwine in a rising tide of horrifying events.Haunted by terrifying images, she knows that she must uncover secrets from the past if she is to avert a catastrophe that will destroy all that she holds dear.What draws her to the painting depicting a sudden storm at sea on a night in 1803 as Napoleon prepares to invade England? What is the secret of the man pegged down to die on the incoming tide?As Hazel seeks the answers to these questions, she faces evil and intrigue, her life and that of her baby daughter, threatened at every turn.

As winter fades, the beautiful spring of 1977 promises another warm summer on Romney Marsh in the south of England.But tenacious young property lawyer, Hazel Dawkins, is unexpectedly caught in a web of frightening criminal intrigue that threatens the lives of herself and her family.In seeking explanations, she finds herself ensnared in tragic events that occurred 1700 years earlier in a Britain ruled by the Roman Gallic Empire. There, she confronts the power of the mystery cult of Mithras as it wars with the Old Religion.In the midst of an earthquake that shatters the fabric of both time and place, entangling worlds separated by nearly two millennia, Hazel strives to reconcile the ancient past with the present, and to discover the meaning of forces that are seemingly beyond her understanding.

What people are saying about THE ELEPHANT'S CHILD 'I read The Elephant's Child in one sitting (very late night ) as I couldn

A heartwarming tale of the bonds and differences between two cultures'A delightful book, funny and poignant' Reader's Review It is 1956 in Sierra Leone where eight-year-old Melanie is spending the summer holiday with her parents. Swiftly enthralled by the primeval power of this beautiful African country, she soon discovers that, beneath its happy and apparently carefree exterior, there exists danger and fear. With the innocent eyes and intuition of a young English girl, Melanie learns of the bond of friendship that exists between peoples of different races.Pounding with the vibrancy of African colours and music, occasionally sad but always engaging, this is a story that captures the heart.

Suspense lovers, look no further Especially if you like it spiced with history and the supernatural. WHEN THE CLOCKS STOPPED will grip you until its unconventional twisting end PRAISE for When the Clocks Stopped CAPTIVATING. 'Wow I absolutely loved this book. It had a real feel good warmth about it with lots of mystery and intrigue. It was extremely well written I just lost myself in it and didn't want it to finish. I would thoroughly recommend this book. Can't wait for the next one.' 'SUPERB WRITING'YOU Need To Read This Book Because it's GRIPPING - the sort of book you can't put down, In the summer of 1976, in the English village of Rype-on Marsh, lawyer Hazel Dawkins is anticipating some tranquil time off before the birth of her first child. When she agrees to what she thinks will be some routine work, she finds herself drawn into troubling events in the lives of her clients-and in the past. The distant past. Mysteriously, she encounters Annie, a woman whose romantic and tempestuous life took place more than two centuries ago when Romney Marsh was a violent place, dominated by gangs of smugglers. As her destiny intertwines with Annie's in the shifting time-scape of the past and present, Hazel confronts a terrifying challenge that parallels history-and could even change it. If she survives.PLEASE SCROLL UP AND GRAB YOURSELF A COPY

A magical, haunting tale of country ways, loss, adventure and love.Our ancestors leave an imprint on their surroundings that can be felt by sensitive people - and sometimes has unexpected consequences.