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Humour
Fact: As I get older I get more grumpy. Not just grumpier but less tolerant to just about everything, especially the software template that is trying to organize this book for me which has stopped working as it used to and... See More
Travel & Tourism
Terrace Tasties is not really a cook book, more of a documentation of successful things that have happened on the terrace at Chauffour concerning food. Chauffour is an old farmhouse in the Lot-et-Garonne region of south west... See More
Biography & True Accounts
Quote: 'Andy Frazier is always complaining!' That's not quite true, but he does have a bee in his bonnet about stupidity, absurdity and a few other general irritants in a world that barely makes sense. Even though he spends... See More
Travel & Tourism
More exploits from the life of an ex-pat author living in central France. This is fourth book in the series which began with the acclaimed 'A Parrot in my soup' in 2011 and the author's humour has slowly deteriorated... See More
Sport
Imagine setting up a new life, in a warm climate, where everything is cheaper. Sounds like heaven doesn't it? But is it... ? Here's a fact. No matter where you are in the world, there will always be something wrong, if you... See More
Travel & Tourism
Who the heck is Auntie Florette? Do ever open your eyes in the morning, and lie there wondering how you got here? I am not referring to being in a strange bed, just in a strange world. When you turn on the radio, or the TV... See More
Biography & True Accounts
"Another near-orgasm experience happened when I saw Cindy from 200 paces... The year was 1993 - I know that because I have a picture of Cindy on the wall in my study - naked!" ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE READY TO READ THIS FILTH?... See More
Sport
Andy Frazier likes sheep, it can't be denied. Otherwise why would he have taken one to a Christmas party and filmed a few acting as models? In this very funny sequel to In Bed With Cows, Andy reveals more hilarious stories... See More
Travel & Tourism
The Basque area of north east Spain has one of the prettiest coastlines in Europe. Nestled up against the French border and hemmed in by the Pyranees, this area has a lot to offer the traveller, from the chic and bustling... See More
Children's eBooks
Imagine a promise, so powerful that it would change your life for ever! When Princess the calf is born on a small farm in Scotland, her only friend, 10 year old Jamie, gives her a dream. Sadly, Princess's life doesn't... See More
Travel & Tourism
Nestled on the Atlantic coast, Bordeaux likes to classify itself as one of the culinary centres of Europe. Here, fine wines and fine dining are the order of the day, but the city and its surrounding region has so much more... See More
Travel & Tourism
Sitting in the south west corner of Ireland, the County of Kerry is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas of Europe. Without doubt, the jewel in the Kerry crown is the county town of Killarney, with its splendid... See More
Travel & Tourism
You may have read the previous books in this series, named A Parrot in My Soup and Who the Heck is Auntie Florette? Basically they are an assembledge of random passages written as an observation of things around me over a... See More
History
On a day trip to the Scottish Museum of Flight in East Lothian in 2013 the author stumbled across a small yellow exhibit in hangar number two. A plaque explained that this plane had been built by a local man in his house in... See More
Children's eBooksFollowing on from her success as a super-model, Princess (the cow with attitude) has been imprisoned at Poulters Farm. When she gets inspired by a once-famous old horse, the Princess sets her sights on a new career that... See More
Children's eBooks
Beales Corner tells a compelling story of a young man growing up through the second world war in Bewdley, a lovely town in the heart of the West Midlands. The book actually follows two stories, that of old Jim during the war... See More
Travel & Tourism
Although less than 50 kilometres long, the Atlantic Pyranees has one of the finest coastlines in Europe. With Biarritz as its main town, this area draws tourists from around the world throughout its summer months. From top... See More
Travel & Tourism
The Andalusia region of South West Spain is rated as one of the most beautiful parts of Europe. However, rather than the sun and sea resorts on its Mediterranean coast, why not explore its more natural side? Seville, centre... See More
Travel & Tourism
The Lot-et-Garrone region of South West France is a huge tourist attraction, based around the rivers Lot and Garonne. With its quirky Bastide towns and green rolling countryside, it is no wonder that the area is quite... See More
Travel & Tourism
La Rochelle and its ancient coastal neighbouring area carry history in abundance. From the evil Knights Templar to slave trading and American pioneers, there will be something new to discover in every town. But it is its... See More
Children's eBooksThis is the fourth in the series about the adventures of Princess the young cow and her friends. Princess has now grown in confidence to become a young adolescent, with attitude! She and her friends manage to get a small... See More
Children's eBooks
'Oink!" was the only word that Oinky knew when he was a wee sausage-like piglet, (except, we are not allowed to mention the S word, that would be mean). Life wasn't easy for a small pig in a large family and it wasn't about... See More
Historical Fiction
Home & Garden
This touching tale tells of a calf born in a pedigree Aberdeen Angus herd, an unusual calf that although is black in colour, is the wrong kind of black. Her times of hardship and degradation evolve her into a somewhat... See More
Travel & Tourism
Edinburgh is often referred to the jewel in Scotland's crown. Designated as the country's capital city, it is remarkably compact, with a population of just 500,000, nestling on the Forth Estuary on Scotland's south east... See More
Travel & Tourism
The Dordogne region of South West France is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Europe, attracting over 3 millions visitors each year. With its quirky ancient Bastide towns and rolling countryside, it is easy to... See More
HumourPrincess, the young cow, has always sought stardom and fame, it is all she ever longs for. So when a chance comes for her to audition for a new talent show, she is determined that she has that Animal Factor! She and her two... See More
Sport
John Frazier was born to be a farmer. Most of his life included sheep and tractors, but there were other tales too. A lot of them funny, most of them factual, some of them even accurate. Sometimes there was drink involved... See More
Travel & Tourism
Sitting on the River Clyde, Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, with an inner city population of over one million and a further million residing its surrounding towns and suburbs. Self labelled as the one of the modern... See More
Professional & Technical