Books with author parsons-richard

Bad hangovers don’t usually come with a pile of bodies.Valentine surfaces after a drunken night to find drug megacorp Biomne after him. They unleash hired guns to bring Val in: no questions, and no witnesses. A criminally insane Russian's also hungering at his heels. Could one ravening sociopath be worse than an army?Val's newfound strength and speed might not be enough to save him. Gift or curse, he's got to master the monster within before he and everyone he knows ends up dead.Night’s Favor is the first book in Richard Parry’s gripping Night’s Champion trilogy. If you like supernatural suspense with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, pick this up today!WARNING: contains bloodthirsty werewolves, doing what's right, swearing, use of alcohol, the family you choose, and a high body count. Seek your physician's advice before opening.

This book is full of clear revision notes, detailed diagrams and practice questions for year 7-9 Geography students. It's packed with facts on the current KS3 programme of study and there's also a 'Geographical Enquiry and Skills' section that contains useful tips for carrying out investigations. To help you remember the facts, there are practice questions at the end of each section (answers are at the back). And it's all explained in straightforward language, with the odd joke thrown in to break up the study.

This friendly, colourful book covers all the maths topics in the National Curriculum for 9-10 year olds. It's written in a straightforward style that's easy to understand and there are plenty of colourful examples and pictures to help pupils develop key maths skills. There are practice questions at the end of every section to test how much they've learnt (answers are at the back) and a handy glossary to help pupils understand those tricky maths terms.

This CGP Complete Study & Practice Book for KS3 History is fully up-to-date for the National Curriculum for 2014 and beyond. It covers ‘Medieval Britain’, ‘Tudors and Stuarts’, ‘Industry, Empire and Reform’ and ‘Britain and the Wider World’. Each section contains a timeline, study notes and illustrations, plus a range of practice questions to help students develop their skills in working with historical sources. (Answers to the questions are printed at the back.)

This friendly, colourful book covers all the topics in the National Curriculum for 7-11 year olds. It's written in a straightforward style that is easy to understand. The explanations are simple and there are plenty of colourful pictures to help pupils learn about the world around them and develop key skills. There is a matching CGP question book (9781841462592) which has practice questions on these topics.

This work presents CGP's annotated version of William Shakespeare's "The Tempest", containing the full, original play text in a clear, accessible format with comprehensive explanations of the language and imagery alongside the text. It also includes summaries of the events in each scene and an entertaining comic strip rewrite to grab the attention of less-keen kids. Designed for KS3 and GCSE students from any age between 11-17, it's an excellent introduction to the play for anyone who is worried that Shakespeare isn't accessible.

Yellowstone's fabled trout waters draw anglers from around the world to test their skills. This guide explains where to go, how to get there, which gamefish are found, the geography and angling history of the park's waters, and the top fly patterns and lures for each fishery. Also included are tips on lures, flies, bait, and tackle; and information about river access, regulations, trails, distances, terrain, and campgrounds,Lifelong Montana resident Richard Parks grew up fishing the streams of Yellowstone National Park. The co-author of Tying and Fishing the West's Best Dry Flies, he is a member of Trout Unlimited and the Federation of Fly Fishers. * Describes the habits and habitats of Yellowstone's gamefish* Covers all waters, big and small, on the road and off the beaten path* B/w maps and photographs

It was a dark alley……that turned out to be so much more.All Jin wanted was to help one crazy street preacher, but hey, no good deed goes unpunished, right?Jin has somehow managed to live her young life without complications. She has her work as a legal aide in a small Southern town, but otherwise nothing much ever happens. Then a great many things happen, and all at once. None of which she expected.The street preacher wasn't what he seemed. But then, neither was Jin.In the pantheon of Gods, the Goddess of Mercy has a crucial role. She must decide who is worthy, and has the sole power to release a soul from hell. The first rule: Mercy and Kindness don't go together.Now, standing in front of the gates of hell, Jin learns the truth she had hidden from everyone, including herself: She is the Goddess of Mercy, she has a ton of work to do, and she’s way behind. It’s going to ruin her whole day. Not to mention the next few centuries.She’s going to need help.You’ll love Jin’s adventures, and the first one is meeting her assistants: a 1000 year old dragon shapeshifter whose human form is a snarky teenage girl, and then there's Frank, the Eternal Innocent. Frank has issues.A delightful tale with twists, turns, a powerful ex from another lifetime, the possible destruction of the cosmos, and even a few laughs along the way.Get it now.

This book is full of clear revision notes and exam practice questions for GCSE Chemistry students. It covers all the important topics you need to learn to improve your grades in the AQA, Edexcel, OCR Gateway and OCR 21st Century exams. It's easy to read and revise from - everything's explained simply and thoroughly. Every few pages there are quick warm-up questions followed by a bunch of exam-style questions (answers at the back), plus there's a whole section of exam advice. There's also a sprinkling of jokes to lighten the mood. It's exactly what you need to prepare for your exams!