"Remember, remember the fifth of November, gunpowder, treason, and plot!"

November 1926. When three ravens die in mysterious circumstances, Inspector Graves and his protégé Constable Carver are sent to the Tower of London to investigate. After all, the ravens belong to the King, and an ancient legend states that if the Tower is without ravens the kingdom will fall!
Once they arrive the detectives find a unique community steeped in secrets. But when a Beefeater is shot dead just yards away from where Graves and Carver are standing, it appears a more sinister plot is underway, a plot that will send shockwaves throughout the Tower and beyond.

As the death toll rises, the detectives find themselves battling an ingenious opponent, someone hiding and killing in plain sight.
To discover the motive behind the mayhem, Inspector Graves must find the answer to some baffling questions... How can a man be killed by a weapon that is in a different building? Why is a hospital patient feigning illness? Why does the schoolteacher deny knowing one of the murder victims? And what is the meaning of the riddle that is haunting Graves?
Ultimately, The Riddle of the Ravens is a case that will prove all too personal for Inspector Graves, and one which will test him to his limits.

Seventeen years ago, Anna Walker was caught up in a teenage love triangle that ended in death. Even now, she still cannot face up to what happened. But if Anna got too involved in the past, it’s not a mistake she has repeated. Today Anna enjoys the kind of successful high-flying and hedonistic lifestyle that many women would kill for. But did she?

Anna’s eventual search for the truth rakes up an eighty-year-old scandal born out of her great-grandfather’s corruption and leading to the selfish ambition of her father. Is Anna responsible for the actions of others? Are they to blame for hers? And who exactly is guilty?

1810: Gilly and Ruaraidh have ignored Canon Law and married. Discovering her new husband with another woman less than twenty-four hours after their irregular marriage, Gilly gathers her children and leaves Dalnabreck. Refusing to take little more than she arrived with and accompanied by two Bo’et Guardians, she walks away from the only people she knows in the nineteenth-century. Bruised and humiliated by her husband’s infidelity, she arrives in Edinburgh and sets about bringing order to her life. Committed to providing for her children and not relying on others, Gilly determines to create the very first couture house in the city, encouraged by her Guardians and aided by an unexpected bequest. As her fledgling business grows, can she move forward and find contentment once again?

 Enmeshed in a tangle of time travel, identical twin brothers, and noble, alien bloodlines, she learns elements of the truth. Whilst those closest to her maintain her Lack of Enlightenment, Gilly’s sole protection from those who would seek to cause her harm. Assisted by her children and Guardians, she embarks on a journey of understanding and acceptance regarding Bo’et. An undertaking which is neither straightforward nor easy and requires Gilly to open her mind to a reality she would once have dismissed as ludicrous.

 Will Ruaraidh follow his wife and attempt reconciliation? Or, now recovered from his physical wounds, will he rejoin the army earlier than planned, and resume his career? Is he prepared to walk away from everything he truly loves but considers himself unworthy of? Or will he fight for his family?

 The second book of the MacCallion family trilogy takes you once again on a journey of love and loss, highs and lows, and the emotional strength of one woman determined to succeed for the benefit of those she loves.

 Know my Heart is True is part of a trilogy and the author recommends reading book one, Know my Heart is Given, first.

1780: Forced to flee his home, a Bo’et child must walk the pathway alone. The boy’s perilous journey is veiled in secrecy and should secure his safety, but it sets in motion a chain of events which will echo through time.

1983: Devastated by the death of her husband and unwilling to raise her sons in London, Gillyflower Smith relocates to the North West Highlands of Scotland and is determined to create a new life, but on the first night in their new home everything changes.

 1809: On the isolated Ardnamurchan Peninsula, Ruaraidh MacCallion relies on alcohol to ease debilitating pain and suppress the truth of his alien, Bo’et bloodline. When a beautiful woman and her two sons arrive unannounced, he harbours doubts regarding her honesty, but is powerless to resist the passion she ignites. Is Ruaraidh capable of love, an emotion neither given nor received for more than thirty years?

 Adrift on an ocean of grief, surrounded by secrets and mysteries she struggles to understand, Gilly focuses on the children. Entangled in a web of time travel, identical twin brothers and phenomena beyond her comprehension, she searches for the truth. Reassured when her two sons confidently accept their new life, she strives to do the same and gradually finds herself drawn to those who live and work at Dalnabreck.

Sometimes it’s the little decisions that have the biggest impact.

Had Jon not succumbed to a moment’s madness, he might still be married to the lovely Gaby, he might still be tucking his young children into bed at night.

Alcohol might not have become his anaesthetic.

Had Faye not chosen to hide from her overbearing Russian father and her uninterested Russian husband, she wouldn’t have met and fallen for the very beautiful Jo.

Had Faye not been a very successful OnlyFans creative, Jo and Mickey wouldn’t be trying to solve several murders, trying to catch a serial killer.

Not everyone is promised a happy enough ending.

In 2018, things hit rock bottom for me in my personal life, and I’m not ashamed to say that I literally stopped coping. As a doting mother to two sons, one with complex special needs, and a loyal wife to Mark, I tried so hard to prevent the cracks appearing, but drastic events were overwhelming my inner-peace, and even with Mark’s support, I just couldn’t see any light at the end of a very dark tunnel.

Being a determined character, I eventually pulled myself together and surrounded myself with dreams of having a successful career and finding comfort in sewing and all things creative. My company, Sew Pretty Sew Mindful, became my focus as I approached it with a new mindset, and my new-found confidence and self-esteem started to flourish, so much so, that two years ago I found myself making a debut appearance on the wonderfully engaging TV programme, Sewing Street.

My family are supportive, but life hasn’t always been easy over the past decade, my thoughts having been a rollercoaster of emotions. This is my story about my struggles and successes, my family and my career. But above all, it is my story that I hope will encourage you to one day have your own tale to tell.

The portal in Molly Colman’s enchanting garden opens a captivating series of events that take her back to the beautiful, yet dangerous world known as Sidhthean, where Queen Ceriddwen rules her kingdom, alongside her husband, Lord Lleu, and her faithful warrior, Taliesin. As a young woman, Molly was sent to Sidhthean for healing after enduring a particularly harrowing time that left her in a state of depression. But time on Earth is not the same as time in Ceriddwen’s world, which means that although Molly has spent forty years in the human world, she has only been absent from Sidhthean for a few months.

Molly’s friend, Laura, is quite sure there’s something going on in Molly’s garden, and sets out to find out what, and when she involves Harry, an old boyfriend of Molly’s, it becomes clear that her suspicions are correct. Harry arrives at Molly’s house with his son, Xander, and the magic begins as the men eventually make their way through the portal and discover the fantasy world that runs parallel with theirs, and also discover the magnificence that Molly’s world possesses.

This stunning time-travel story of lost love, loyalty, and endurance, will take you to a place you will never want to leave as you delve into Molly’s existence forty Earth-years ago and

learn about who she really is; the woman with a secret so bewitching that even the less salubrious inhabitants of Sidhthean cannot escape from.

Embark on a transformative journey through the intricate world of art representation with the invaluable wisdom offered by Shirley-Ann O'Neill and Laura O'Hare in this comprehensive guide. Navigating the art world is often an enigmatic and uncertain endeavour for any artist, but take heart, for this book is a beacon of knowledge and empowerment, meticulously crafted to aid you in securing the representation you truly deserve.

"This book is an absolute game-changer! As an artist, I've always struggled with finding the right representation, but this guide has completely transformed my approach. A must-read for anyone serious about their art career." Amy Waters, Artist

"Finally, a resource that demystifies the world of galleries and agents. This book is both informative and empowering, offering practical advice that every artist can benefit from. Highly recommended!" Mark Jones, Artist

"Useful strategies for artists of all levels. A comprehensive book for artists looking to secure representation. Lots of tips to get started and succeed." Anna Phillips, Gallery Director

Over the past decade, Shirley-Ann O’Neill and Laura O’Hare have worked with hundreds of artists to help successfully build their practices and sell their work. During the past two years they have built a community which focuses on supporting artists in their professional lives. Now, they are sharing their knowledge and experience with you.

Good Art Does Not Sell Itself guides artists through the ins and outs of income streams and art sales. Success is a journey and this book is the roadmap. No matter what stage you are at in your career, Good Art Does Not Sell Itself will equip you with the knowledge to increase your visibility and create more opportunities.

"Gritty, authentic and unputdownable!" Bear Grylls

An explosive, compelling, searingly authentic thriller about the Iraq War.

A stunning first novel by a former SAS officer.

Good Friday 2004, and a US logistics convoy sets out to carry a precious cargo on the long journey from Baghdad to Kuwait. Several hundred kilometres to the south, a covert SAS patrol is on the lookout for weapons of mass destruction. Meanwhile the Mahdi Army prepares to launch its ultra-violent insurgency against the Occupying Allies that very day.

Convoy, patrol and insurgents all collide with terrifying consequences. With the veneer of civilisation stripped away, young men and women are forced to fight a brutal battle for survival, reliant only on themselves and their closest comrades. The only rule is there are no rules, and civilisation is whittled down to survival of the fittest.

And in the ruthless reality of twenty-first century warfare, it’s not just about who fights and who survives. It’s about trust and betrayal… and some very tempting treasure…

We didn’t know about Len Dunnett until the day of Aunt Flo’s funeral in 1981. Her secret had literally been taken with her to the grave. When we noticed the distinctive features and the similarities as he was ushered past us on that sombre day, by the woman we later discovered was his wife Birgitta, we realised there was a member of our family that we’d never met.

Extensive research and delving into our now-extended family’s history, we have discovered so much about our ancestors and learnt a great deal about the somewhat sorrowful life that Aunt Flo led. We found letters and articles and many photographs to put everything in place and create this fascinating picture of lost love, regret, and heartache. But we also discovered joy and enchantment as we read through each letter, meticulously scouring between the lines to understand why Aunt Flo had lived the way she had and why Len turned up at her funeral.

This is the story of the people we have since grown to admire, relatives we didn’t know about, and in some cases, their unbelievable journeys through life. Telling their stories also illuminates a broad picture of a hundred years of social change.

The guests at The Orange Tree Hotel arrive looking forward to a holiday filled with sun, fun, and sangria. But when Russell Aspell, the hotel’s owner, is found dead inside a locked room, any hopes of a relaxing break under the Spanish sun are ruined. Soon, each of the guests will become suspects as their lies and secrets are uncovered.

Then, when a guest is murdered in plain view of everyone else, it’s clear the murderer is not only ingenious but utterly ruthless too.

In order to catch a killer, some perplexing questions will first need to be answered… How did the killer get in and out of a locked room? What is the significance of the mysterious notes found in Russell’s office? What happened to the money in the hotel safe? And why is someone stealing guests’ mobile phones?

Only a special type of investigator with a unique skillset will be able to piece together the clues to stop the killer before they strike again…

Enter Penny Haylestone.

When the owner of the Treefall Estate, Alexander Grimbourne, is murdered on the morning of his daughter’s wedding, the local police are stumped by the case. After all, Alexander’s body is found inside his study, the door and windows of which are locked from the inside - yet someone has stabbed the tyrannical man with a dagger through the heart and seemingly vanished into thin air.

An impossible murder case requires a uniquely talented detective, and there is no one better than Inspector Graves of Scotland Yard, who together with his new constable, James Carver, travel to Treefall Manor where they find a host of suspects. From the dead man’s resentful son to his fearful secretary, the local pub landlord to the gossiping housekeeper, the neighbouring landowner to the flighty socialite - even the village vicar is not above suspicion.

But in order to unmask the killer, Inspector Graves must first find the answer to some baffling questions: Who is the mysterious figure seen lurking on the Treefall Estate? How did the killer escape from a locked room? And why is Alexander found clutching The Canterbury Tales in his dead hand?

Even the water can give up its secrets...

When a body is found early on a Sunday morning fully clothed face down in a lake, initial enquiries tend to indicate a tragic accident has occurred.

Detective Sergeant Barry Dalton attends the scene and at first, with no visible marks or injuries on the deceased, all appears to be in order, but a post mortem on the body starts a chain of events that will expose dark secrets from the past that have remained concealed for many years.

DS Dalton and DI Gibb investigate and uncover a series of further deaths that certain people are at pains to be recorded as sudden deaths or accidents to assist the offender and to avenge the previous wrongdoings.

What is the reason why the circumstances of the deaths have been manipulated? Who is responsible and why? What are they trying to conceal?

The more enquiries Dalton and Gibb make, the larger the puzzle gets.

The trigger point to the enquiry lies in the water...

A crime story that will keep you guessing until the end.

A misguided hapless loser with questionable morals has an accident and comes to the attention of a ruthless serial killer.

The seedy underground community of society is unaware they are being targeted and groomed for attention as part of a national murder spree by a predator with a kinky outlook.

However, the killer is being tracked by an investigative journalist, a dedicated detective nearing the end of his career, and an ambitious, young, uniformed police officer.

The Accidental Assassin is a very dark comedy thriller that will have you laughing and cringing in equal measures as it races towards its climax.

An imposing lighthouse stands near the port of Liverpool, reaching seven storeys high with a black, wrought-iron winding staircase that leads to the lamp room at the very top. In 1894, Elizabeth Williams took over as Lighthouse Keeper, and was assisted by her youngest daughter, Dora. The lighthouse was a labour of love for both mother and daughter, following Elizabeth’s husband’s untimely death. At only six years old, Dora had the knowledge and character of a much older girl, and with her dedication and endurance, she helped her mother recover from a near-fatal accident and assisted in saving ships from being ransacked and sunk by pirates.

Keeping the lighthouse beacon lit in those days was staggeringly hard work as it meant Elizabeth, a woman in her forties, had to carry huge bags of coal up 130 steps to keep the flame shining throughout the night. With the hindrance of smugglers and buccaneers, this often meant protecting Dora as well as her beloved home, and when tragedy struck one night, leaving Elizabeth seriously injured, it was the old method of semaphore flags, Dora’s knowledge, and their friend Brian, that eventually got the attention of the keepers at the nearby Bidston Lighthouse. But all was not as it seemed…

This is the story of Dora, depicting her mischievous and childlike humour, along with her bravery and loyalty, capturing some wonderfully enchanting moments and a little girl’s unforgettable personality.

Facing a now-empty nest, Mike and Helen find themselves exploring bedroom secrets they've never dared talk about. Secrets that could shatter their decades of peaceful and loving marriage.

On the surface, Mike and Helen are the typical American family—they've raised four children, established a good home for them, and their kids are on their way to become successful adults. But after dedicating their lives to raising their family, Mike and Helen wonder...what comes next?

With more time to themselves, they encounter cravings they've kept bottled up for years. Desires that would have the neighbours gossiping.

Mike and Helen must learn to trust each other all over again. They can only hope they're strong enough—and honest enough—to take these first tentative steps together.

Stories from the players who played under David Pleat at Luton Town.

More stories from the players who played under David Pleat at Luton Town.

Liverpool lad, John Kelly, almost has it all, and at just sixteen, he wastes no time in trying to fulfil his ambition to make Dot Harper, his schoolgirl crush, become his girlfriend. Thinking he’s finally done it, he soon discovers the love of his life isn’t quite who he thought she was, and events begin to take a drastic turn for the worse.

A series of unfortunate occurrences follow, including a death in the Kelly family, which devastates John so much that he decides to start a new life in Jersey. Employed on a construction site as a foreman, John then embarks on a long-term affair with his wealthy boss, Renée, but starts to lead a double life when he marries Lesley and dreams of having a son to carry on the family name.

Things should be good for John Kelly now, but his determination for revenge is taking over what should be a happy family life, and along with his friends, he sets out to destroy the people who left him bruised and battered when he was a teenager. But does he manage to finally find the peace he yearns for? This is his story…

From being a young boy evacuated from Liverpool to Wales during World War 2, Gerry Hamilton led a colourful life, one that most people would perceive as adventurous, eclectic, and perhaps even, dangerous. Respected and loved by many, he was also feared, but his heart was in the right place, and he looked after the people he felt deserved recompense. However, on a constant mission to put things right, his methods weren’t always lawful.

Gerry grew up to be the man who would dish out the punishments, often to a grisly end, and he made his money through shady deals and being hired for his reputation in the city as a ‘hitman’.

Then, one day, Gerry found love, and his zest for life was given a new focus. That was until the future he had planned disintegrated into a bloody mess. His confidence shaken and his life almost destroyed, he pulled himself from the brink of despair and concentrated on revenge. ‘The Removal Man’ made an explosive comeback that would shake Liverpool to its core. This is his story…

Ambitious likely lad, Noah Burgess, begins a career after leaving high school, working down the mine, along with his three best friends, George, Degsy and Stuart. Glad to be earning and enjoying a somewhat party lifestyle, the lads relish in having an active social life.

When a tragic accident happens down the mine, leaving George in a wheelchair, the lads realise it’s time to move on and make the collective decision to join the army. Their first mission takes them to Cyprus before they’re later posted to Belize in South America, where they’re tasked with the job of destroying cocaine farms in the jungle. It’s here they meet attractive brunette, Shelley, who puts them on a very different path that will lead to a series of events happening to them over the next ten years. Her connections with various drugs cartels gives Noah and his friends a taste of wealth, power, and too many shady dealings, which eventually leads to another big decision on whether being involved in the drugs trade is really for them.

But money talks, and none of the lads are prepared to walk away from the vast amounts that keep on coming their way. Will meeting Shelley eventually become Noah’s downfall? Will the Merseyside Police Force one day catch up with him or indeed the others? Does Noah really think he can get away with his dodgy lifestyle? This is his story…

Katie's instructions were clear: If you wish to proceed, you must remove your clothes, everything. Place them in the chest, lock it, then return to the hallway.

Thus Kurt's investigation into the whereabouts of his missing fianceé took a sudden and unexpected turn, leading him into a world of vampiric darkness and eroticism.

Will he discover the truth and be reunited with his estranged fianceé or will he succumb to the overwhelming seductive qualities of the vampire mistress he has naively vowed to serve?

"This was one hot book."

"This will get your pulse racing"

"An excellent novella."

A chance encounter leads Alex Turner to remember horrific events from his past. A past he had buried for over thirty years until now …

His emotions in tatters, he struggles to shut those events away again. Instead, Alex plans his revenge on the man who made his childhood hell.

Ambitious Liverpudlian, Joe Peters, marries into a wealthy Jewish family who at first worry that their daughter Kate, wants to spend her life with the son of a docker. It soon becomes evident that even though Joe comes from a working-class family, his ethics and morals are high and the love he has for his wife is, almost, unconditional.

However, family life takes an unexpected turn, bringing heartache to Joe, whilst giving Kate a high-flying career and expectations that far outweigh those of her marriage. When their youngest daughter Ellie, marries dangerous rogue Sanjay Patel, whose family business Joe, Kate, and her mother Esther invest in, it isn’t long before tragedy and sorrow strike and Esther intervenes on a mission to take back control.

With determination on his side, Joe hooks up with Kam Kumar, who helps him unravel a string of events that could bring the Patel family down. But will their plans work out and will Joe succeed in keeping his own family together? Or will his problems escalate as he discovers the real reason why the Patels wanted their son to marry into his family?

Ashley White is desperate. An ill-advised investment in cryptocurrency has left him in financial meltdown, with the bank threatening to repossess his home and a wife that knows nothing about the mess he is in. A new quiz show called ‘The Duel’ is about to hit the TV screens, offering a mouth-watering 2 million pounds to the winner. The show is to be hosted by Patrick Reed; the scandal hit presenter who hopes it will revive his flagging career. Ashley hopes the show can be his way out of his financial problems, and does all that is necessary to appear, even when those things have murderous intent.

On the beautiful and magical island of Mauritius, stray dogs Nitesh and Anisha discover their human friend has gone away to fulfil a mission to ensure the safety of the last ever dodo, a magical bird thought to be extinct. Eager to find their friend and fascinated to learn more about the dodo, they set off on a perilous journey, making new friends along the way. As they travel however, some of the animals they meet aren’t as friendly as they first seem, and the dogs soon realise they have to make some tough decisions in order to stay together and fight off their enemies. Echo parakeets and monkeys, a wild boar, a turtle, pink pigeons and a crab all encourage the dogs to continue. But does the magic they encounter on their journey help them to find their beloved friend along with the last dodo, or does it cast too many shadows over their determination to reach their ultimate goal?

The world is broken. In a moment of desperation, Storm claimed the power of the Spirits, stopped Earth from moving and vanished, leaving her uncle, Mareau, to pick up the pieces of Literra. Stepping up as Lord of Winds, ruler of Literra, he struggles to retain peace and hope as the Ancient Prince Panmar plots for his demise. However, earnestly fighting for his legacy and to redeem his mistakes, Mareau’s inner battles may be a foe too great for him to overcome as the ghosts of his past refuse to let go.

Meanwhile, Storm has taken refuge deep in the mountains, the shame of her failed mission and loss of her brother, Gust, having consumed her. Determined to put things right, she must first resume her identity and arm herself and Mareau with the rage of Life and the power of the Wind if they are to win against their immortal enemy.

But can Storm and Mareau use each other’s strengths to rise above their ancestors, or is the gusting Wind taking its final breath?

After being given the opportunity to represent his home city on a basketball tour of Berlin, 19-year-old Bill finds himself being welcomed by two German girls, Charlotte and Emma, who warm to his likeable character and interesting British personality. He quickly moves in with Emma, making new friends and attempting to learn German and about life in Berlin.

When she finds him a job in the Park’s department for the local council, Bill discovers his new work colleagues have an equal interest in drinking as they do working, and not one to be left out, he starts to get used to a new life in a foreign country.

Bill becomes somewhat of a celebrity amongst Berliners who enjoy his naïve and youthful approach, laughing at his characteristics whilst looking out for him at the same time, always there to watch his back. Along the way he meets Anna, who captures his heart and leaves him feeling confused about the events that follow, giving him more to consider than he ever thought he’d experience in his lifetime.

Following the death of her father while fishing with friends, Sarah Pennington moves back to her parents’ farm in Cheshire where she spent her childhood, and which revives beautiful memories of growing up in the countryside.

After a chance meeting with artist Jonathon Ripley, Sarah feels drawn into an image she finds in the local village gallery, so much so that she almost finds herself standing on its wooden bridge leading into dense woodland, surrounded by a cloudy mist. Just able to make out a mysterious figure seemingly standing amongst the trees, she buys the painting and persuades Jonathon to help her embark on the hunt to find out more about the bewildering image.

Turning detective, they set out to discover other paintings that have also had a profound effect on their owners, some having terrifying experiences while others calming and serene. But Sarah is convinced her late father has something to do with the paintings as the mystery behind their owners begins to unravel, and her suspicions become even more unfathomable.

A story of revenge that describes what can happen when the best of intentions of some mature ex-armed forces people, with deadly experience, impacts on organised crime gangs, already involved in a turf war in Greater Manchester. The plot is punchy and told at a fast pace. Strong and gritty language is used throughout. It is not for the faint hearted.

Survival in a post-apocalyptic world is not for the faint hearted. It requires difficult decisions and the deployment of extreme violence to hold onto what you have and take what you need. A motley clan of survivors is making its way across the country to fulfil a mysterious mission accompanying an enigmatic character.Beset by challenges, they are held together by a combination of their own will to live and their ability to share the individual skills they possess, as they continue their quest.There are others though. From another desperate place where they are also fighting for their very survival. They too are on a quest. The futures of both groups are inextricably linked.This is their story.

After a volatile relationship, all Aura wanted was to start a new life far from her ex-boyfriend, Dave. A sleepy café in a small town seemed the perfect place to reinvent herself, and when a mysterious woman befriends her, enchanting her with fairytales and offering an escape to another world, Aura could have got into more than she bargained for. But when Dave unexpectedly shows up, angry and determined, Aura’s left with little choice but to run.

This time, she runs far, far away, across an invisible border to another world; a world of magic where everything is possible. A world, where Aura is known to everyone but her, as The Princess of Light. And although her new title comes with the daunting responsibility of saving the world, the prize of doing so could give her what she’s always wanted: A family.

As Aura engages on a magical journey of discovery, her hopes to break free from Dave once and for all soon start to fade as she realizes that breaking up with The Angel of Darkness is easier said than done. And even the light needs darkness to cast shadows...

Will Aura have the courage to embrace her new world, or will the shadows of her old life keep her in darkness forever?

Growing up in the West End of Newcastle, as a clairvoyant medium and spiritual healer, Noel Sorbie has led a fascinating life and met some wonderfully interesting people along the way. Noel’s compassion towards others has gained him lifelong friends and a wealth of respect as he’s helped both humans and animals with his healing.

In this book, Noel tells the story of his life, giving you an insight into the memorable events that have taken place over the years, and the unforgettable places he’s visited around the world.

This is a journey of ups and downs, good times and bad, and follows Noel’s life from being a young boy where he discovered the value of friendships and love, to the present day where he continues his quest to help others.

Henry Davis, MBA, has completed 100s of property deals and presents 'The Key to Property Investment' on behalf of the National Residential Landlords Association. This book will teach you: How to buy property below (real and true) market value. All the tricks of the trade you will need to prosper against the competition. Due diligence, valuations, buying tricks, and the art of project management. Insider market intelligence and how to find hidden data. Interior design, planning, layouts, and detailed fit-out guides included. The truth about how the property training industry works. Achieveable and 'doable' investment property strategies. Henry started by walking the streets in search of real off-market deals. This is a unique and inspiring book, written by a property developer with 32 years of experience, deals, and developments in residential and commercial property.