Stephen Sutton

The legend of the time witches is a sequel to the eight skulls of Teversham, after following the family line of witches through the ages to the modern times in the twentieth century, three time travelling witches' journey through time and space seeking answers to many unanswered questions about their origin and about the many secrets kept by the cave dwellers of northern Scotland then known as Alba. Natasha and Crystal meet up with witches, vampires and many strange aliens as they pursue their quest with them at the start of the journey is an android called Foster, a goblin called Shimick and Shanice a teenage witch. They travel back where the witches began, at their origins in Scotland. They were said to have obtained their powers as a result of super nova in space, this caused meteors to hail from the skies containing high levels of gamma radiation, which as a rule would be harmful to anybody. The energy omitted from the rock gave them great powers that they were unable to understand or appreciate in some cases, this caused a division in the tribe of cave dwellers resulting in the introduction of two kinds of witches, the white witches who were peace lovers who used their powers for good and the dark witches who were evil and used their powers to destroy and dominate other species.

This book is dedicated to the memory of her and all proceeds from the book will be going to the Sophie Lancaster foundation. The book consists of a number of poems and a story called 'Understanding Jodie' I hope you enjoy them and spread the word about my work and because which is to treat everybody as an individual and respect their beliefs and feelings, help the weak ones and provide for those who cannot provide for themselves.

I am Stephen Robert Sutton a nurse and author of books. I was born in Birmingham England and brought up in Lichfield. Since then I moved to Manchester got married had four children and I still live in the area of Manchester. I have been writing books for many years not just in England but all over the world in such places as Sweden, Scotland and the United states of America. I write under the name of Sarah Ruth Scott and Simon Robert Sinclaire as well as my own name according to the subject matter. I have writing poetry since the 1980s and compiled them for my latest book called 'Outside the jar'.

This is my second book of poems and continues the theme of humanity and truth throughout the pages of the book. Sit back and relax put some relaxation music on. Read the poems and the rest is up to your imagination.

This book provides readers with a factual study of the meaning of dyslexia. The author journeys through time back to the sixties and seventies at school life with corporal punishment. Stephen then balances the school systems of the sixties to the school life today, and compares just how much help is available today. The author uses examples of people who suffer from dyslexia, including his own experience. He then demonstrates how people can become successful despite their disability using celebrities as examples. Finally, the author looks at the prison system and how many prisoners are affected by dyslexia.