Richard Graves Boeken

The autobiography chronicles Richard Graves' journey from a humble country upbringing to becoming a senior aerospace engineer, all while navigating the challenges of mental disability caused by Agent Orange exposure in the military. Through his experiences, he emphasizes the importance of faith and trust in Jesus Christ, illustrating how these beliefs provided grace and strength during both joyful and difficult times. His story aims to inspire and guide readers toward a deeper understanding of life and hope for the eternal heavenly world.

Mary's own story is here revealed and given value in its own right, not merely as 'the wife of ...' or 'the mother of ...'. This remarkable woman deserves her own place in history.

When beautiful heiress Nicky Samuel (1951-2019) left school at the age of 16, she was caught up in the world of Sixties London.

A memoir telling the story of what it was like being brought up in England in those far-off and very different days of the 1940s and 1950s. For all those interested in the life of the poet and novelist Robert Graves who was the author’s uncle.

Follows the religious and romantic adventures of its hero, a young Oxford man, who, living in retirement with his mother in the country, decides to become an evangelist, although mainly from the lack of any other more interesting occupation.