Mark Batey Boeken

Set in a hauntingly atmospheric world, the narrative explores the eerie landscape of a ship graveyard where forgotten vessels rest. The story unfolds as characters navigate through themes of loss and redemption, uncovering the secrets of the past that linger among the rusted hulls. As they confront their own fears and desires, the journey becomes a poignant exploration of memory and the passage of time, inviting readers to reflect on the weight of history and the possibility of renewal amidst decay.

Britain's secret weapon in the Battle of Britain is hidden in plain sight... It is a vast radar network, designed to detect hostile aircraft and enable RAF pilots to intercept them before they reach their targets. By summer 1940, the Nazis are aware of the new masts along the English coast but misread their significance. Germany's secret service sends former Olympic competitor, Klara Falke, to Britain. Her to gather local intelligence to enrich the Nazis' invasion plans. Klara joins a group of Nazi sympathisers in northern England. Soon, MI5 is in pursuit, but she is not the only German agent plotting in Britain. When the Nazis discover that the RAF is using radar as an early warning device, they vow to destroy the masts. For Klara, knowing who to trust is a matter of life and death. Rooted in historical fact, Warbird is an intriguing adventure that twists and turns through the pivotal first twelve months of the Second World War.

The second edition explores the evolving concept of brand meaning, delving into how brands create and convey significance in today's marketplace. It offers fresh insights and frameworks for understanding the relationship between brands and consumer perceptions, emphasizing the dynamic nature of branding in a rapidly changing environment.

JOIN THE CRUSADE! Josephine Butler... one of the world's most influential social reformers... but chances are, you've never heard of her. Welcome to Victorian Britain. Meet Josey, a Northumbrian lass, blissfully married to George, a brilliant teacher. When a shocking tragedy shatters their family life, she transforms herself into a tireless champion of women's rights. The crusade takes her into every corner of Britain and exposes a harrowing underworld in the great capitals of Europe too. What is the crusade's aim, and what gruesome trials and tribulations must Josephine endure in its pursuit? Discover Josephine's opponents and allies, why she never gives up, and how her legacy continues more than a century later to shape today's world. This new dramatisation of her amazing true story is not for the squeamish or faint-hearted.