Unashamedly Gypsy by birth and nature, John Purcell’s passion for Jesus shines through on every page of this book. How does a man who couldn’t read or write lead thousands to Christ, witness countless miracles, and become known as ‘The Walking Bible’?
1000-year-old tale as relevant to today’s world.
Presenting the chilling vision of a future where society has lost its way, and humanity teeters on the edge of moral and existential collapse.
Redmond Holt uses verse to lay bare the existential despair and fleeting hope of a city on the brink, with each poem inviting you to feel the weight of those fateful days for the Jewish people.
Redmond Holt’s verses illuminate the inner battles, the doubts, and the moments of grace that lead to redemption told through his remarkable poetry.
This collection examines the soul of a country at a crossroads and presents a stirring reminder of what it means to be American.
“I remember being too young to be afraid and too immature to realise the gravity of the situation.”
For over sixty years, Ian Withers traversed the world’s shadowy underbelly, undertaking daring missions that defined the very essence of danger and intrigue
