Books published by publisher Myrtle Villa Publishing

The first THREE novels in the popular DCI Brendan Moran crime series in ONE volume. 'A really *great* read in a genre I love - the atmospheric British murder mystery! The protagonist, DCI Moran, is involved in a murder investigation at a abbey - the setting was so vividly described that I could picture it ...' --Amazon Black December DCI Brendan Moran, world-weary veteran of 1970s Ireland, is recuperating from a near fatal car crash when a murder is reported at Charnford Abbey. Creatures Of Dust An undercover detective goes missing and the body of a young man is found mutilated in a shop doorway. Is there a connection? Returning to work after a short convalescence, DCI Brendan Moran's suspicions are aroused when a senior officer insists on freezing Moran out and handling the investigation himself. Death Walks Behind You DCI Brendan Moran's last minute break in the West Country proves anything but restful as he becomes embroiled in the mysterious disappearance of an American tourist.The Irish Detective is the first omnibus edition of the popular DCI Brendan Moran crime series by CWA shortlisted author, Scott Hunter. + Exclusive Free short story 'Safe As Houses' included...

From the author of the Amazon Top 20 archaeological adventure, The Trespass... 'A thrilling time-travel adventure - I couldn't put it down ...' --Amazon Have you ever looked at the great standing stones on Salisbury Plain and wondered: 'How?' or 'Why?' What motivated our ancestors to create this amazing monument? What is its purpose? The stones are silent. They tell us nothing and yet there is an atmosphere about the place, something intangible, ancient... The stones have power ... Perhaps within these pages you will find an answer ... When Tim Herring's family moves to the village of Lushbury near Stonehenge, strange things begin to happen. . . Who is the mysterious girl, Domino, and why is she hiding in Tim's garden? Why do the birds of Lushbury only fly in straight lines and why do the church bells toll when the building has lain derelict for years? Tim's questions are soon answered as the children are pitched into a desperate race to protect an ancient secret buried beneath the Standing Stones - but can they really hope to win against such a terrifying enemy?The Ley Lines of Lushbury was long-listed for the Times newspaper/Chicken House Children's Novel Competition.

I DECLARE promotes self-love and self-esteem for African American boys through dynamic declarations that will strengthen their inner self. The powerful images and phrases presented in this book encourage African American boys to see themselves as powerful, capable, and strong. These I DECLARE statements will boost their confidence and nurture their self-image.

I DECLARE promotes self-love and self-esteem for African American boys through dynamic declarations that will strengthen their inner self. The powerful images and phrases presented in this book encourage African American boys to see themselves as powerful, capable, and strong. These I DECLARE statements will boost their confidence and nurture their self-image.

When Tim Herring's family moves to the village of Lushbury near Stonehenge, strange things begin to happen. . . Who is the mysterious girl, Domino, and why is she hiding in Tim’s garden? Why do the birds of Lushbury only fly in straight lines and why do the church bells toll when the building has lain derelict for years? Tim's questions are soon answered as the children are pitched into a desperate race to protect an ancient secret buried beneath the Standing Stones –but can they really hope to win against such a terrifying enemy?

A Magical Story of The Gimli Trolls is a classic tale suitable for anyone from the age of 2 to 102. This beautiful picture book is a modern adaptation of an Icelandic legend about Christmas trolls. A Canadian best-seller, this fun and heart-warming story has brought joy to the imaginations of readers around the world for over twenty years. Gorgeously hand illustrated by Jerry Johnson, the story revolves around 13 lovable trolls who visit the Icelandic-Canadian hamlet of Gimli every Christmas. Kids and adults alike are parachuted into the antics and the personalities of the trolls as they each carry out their own unique missions.

When the past is unlocked, no telling what will come out…Shannon Pryce is slowly settling into small-town life, but with a psychic gift like hers to hide, fitting in is more of a challenge. If she’s ever to put down real roots in Petrie’s Crossing’s red-clay soil, it’s time to widen her circle beyond a few friends, acquaintances, and one smoking-hot lover.It’s also time to solve the mystery of the next object in her late Aunt Caroline’s box, this time a brass key. Oddly enough, the key transmits the same disturbing impressions she picks up inside the railroad museum—fire, smoke, pleas for help from an underground trap.Worse, the author who’s been hounding her for an interview is asking too many personal questions—and threatening to show up on her doorstep. Can Shannon dig deep enough to find the key’s rightful owner, heal a woman’s broken heart, and find the strength to confront the ghosts of her own past?