Paul Adams Boeken

The book addresses the urgent investment challenges facing 90 million Americans, highlighting a disconnect between cultural norms and financial preparedness for retirement. It critiques the prevailing assumption that hard work alone will ensure financial security, emphasizing the need for a reevaluation of common beliefs about investing and retirement planning. The author urges readers to confront these critical issues and seek effective strategies to secure their financial futures.

Delve into the hidden past of Luton with a captivating collection of stories, intriguing facts, and historical photographs. This book reveals the lesser-known narratives that shape the town's identity, offering a unique glimpse into its rich heritage and cultural evolution.

Explores Bedford's secret history through a fascinating selection of stories, facts and photographs.

Friedrich Hayek critiques the concept of social justice, viewing it as an empty ideological term that lacks coherence and meaning. He argues for its abandonment, suggesting it serves as a tool for proponents to justify progressive government initiatives while labeling opponents as advocates of social injustice. The term thrives on its ambiguity, functioning effectively as an ideological marker that fosters division between its champions and detractors.

The definitive guide to `the most haunted house in England', new in paperback

The most terrifying British ghosts are brought together in this, a unique and original compilation of spine-chilling true encounters both ancient and modern. Not for the faint of heart, this book contains over thirty compelling experiences that reveal a dark and disturbing reality to the realm of the paranormal - deadly curses and murderous ghosts, violent poltergeists, haunted relics and spirit possession - all unsettling insights into a frightening supernatural world. From the mysterious happenings at Hinton Ampner to the eerie Black Monk of Pontefract, the celebrated Enfield Poltergeist and the sinister power of the Hexham Heads, paranormal historian Paul Adams and writer and photographer Eddie Brazil have opened case files spanning over 250 years, from the eighteenth century to the present day, in order to carry out a detailed and chilling examination of the extreme hauntings of Britain.

Exploring the eerie folklore of Stevenage, this collection features spine-chilling ghost stories compiled by paranormal historian Paul Adams. Among the tales are the restless spirit of Henry Trigg, a spectral monk at North Hertfordshire College, the fearsome Six Hills hell-hound, and the ghostly Roman soldiers of Gunnelswood Road. Richly illustrated and grounded in both historical and contemporary accounts, this book promises to send shivers down your spine with its haunting narratives.

Here you will find vampire murderers and vampire hunters together with the real-life mysteries of Croglin Grange, Alnwick Castle, the Vampire of the Villas, the Yorkshire Vampire and the enduring phenomenon of London's famous Highgate Vampire.

This book is a collection of short humorous stories that happened to the author over a period of 40 years. The reader can read one at a time or several while waiting for a plane or train. Most are farm related. From riding bed springs pulled behind a pick-up truck to fighting an avalanche of rolling pumpkins in a store parking lot, they are all true. I hope they bring a smile to the readers face and laughter to his soul.