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Price: £9.99 AVAILABLE: End February 2007

Everotica 

A tantalising book of seductive and tempestuous poetry. This book will take you on a spiritual journey of pure unadulterated eroticism. Trespass, if you dare, into this Garden of Eden, tempted and lured by seduction’s forbidden fruit. These poems will take you on an adventure of sinful delight where you will discover and explore the very intricacies and pleasures of love-making. 

Complimented with a range of graphically seductive images, you will be drawn into the vortex of this wonderful little book. Read an Extract from this book

Accompanied with a selection of cards to personally give to your loved ones.

I Am Pleasure
I Am Seduction
Touch Me
Anticipation

Audio tapes for Everotica will be available April 2007.

PROFILE OF GABRIELLA KING

Gabriella King is one of the newest and most promising authors on the scene for 2007. Discovered by ThinkDoctor Publications Ltd, Gabriella’s style of writing has been described as “passion on the wings of thought.” Her style of writing is powerfully addictive and alluring as she creatively, seductively and subtly entices the reader into her world of expression which comes alive with every syllable and word.

Gabriella King is in her mid forties. She is an ambitious individual with a very philosophical out-look on life. Her endearing qualities, spontaneity and easy going manner, yet passion and drive, make her one of the most amiable people around. 

Gabriella was born in North West London has two children. She is currently in the process of writing her second compilation of seductive poetry whilst also pursuing a career in the teaching field.

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Looking On from the Outside: Sister to Sister is a selection of powerfully poignant and deeply moving poetry that reflects the emotions experienced by relatives, family and friends of someone suffering from cancer.

The poems capture the emotional roller coaster which many people go through, yet they are encouraging, heart-warming and reflective, capturing the strength of individuals which is brought on by circumstances beyond their control. 

There is no doubt that you will be touched and inspired by this wonderfully powerful little book.

This book is a dedication and a tribute to my sister, Deborah Austin, who passed away from Breast Cancer on November 22nd 2006.

This book is also dedicated to all the wonderful human beings everywhere who struggle daily with this disease and who persevere against all the odds and who often come out triumphant. For those who do not make-it, this book commends their strength and tenacity as they battled through until the very end. 

Proceeds from this book go to the Breast Cancer Haven, at the request of my late sister.
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This little book of comedy is the first in the Laugh at Life series. It is a wholesome book about life’s daily sagas from a mother’s perspective. Daily sagas which would otherwise have many of us reaching for a cocktail of rum, vodka and whiskey or a brick. Yet in a way many of the tales told in this book are things we can all related to.

So follow the author as she tries to get her children to understand the importance of washing their own clothes, using soap and not just water. Experience her panic and dilemma as she proposes to sit her two children down to discuss the birds and the bees. Experience her disgust as she is offered a date by a man not more than 5ft.

This book will have you in stitches. A must buy. Read an Extract from this book

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Once again, Esther Austin has captured more of life’s crazy experiences and sagas in another fantastic book of comedy. She is both brazen and bold enough to write about issues which we all would normally be too embarrassed to disclose, yet which many have experienced.

So follow her as she talks about how “black people don’t do pets” – where the only place for them is outside in the back garden in a hut called Armageddon. Then visit her indoors as she struggles to keep up with the constant heavy eating thing, as her two ever growing boys go on an eating mission, as is famine was around the corner.

PMT - now ladies this one is certainly one for you. Experience the flip side of life as Satan steals the show here enticing the author to have a stand-off fighting match in a very, very very large hypermarket – and experience the “shame” effect when she realises she could well be captured on CCTV.

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Laugh at Life with Me: Teenagers is the third in the Laugh at Life series. This particular book charts the journey from a mother’s perspective and that of her son as he goes though the transition from boy to teenager.

The dimensions of this book are a little more serious than the other two in the series as it focuses more on the importance of valuing standards which as a 60’s babe, the author was raised on. So reflection on morals, standards, behaviour, respect, discipline and pride very much take centre stage in this book. It is also a book of encouragement for many young people enabling them to realise their potential and the uniqueness of each and every one of them.

The book explores the rewards and challenges of bringing up children. Yet it is all part of life’s fantastic journey and a learning and education journey – a birth of many pains. 

So amongst all this the author truly hopes that her eldest son’s rampaging hormones do not confuse his mind so that he cannot differentiate between books and boobs. Empathise with her as she struggles with the girlfriend phenomena and the amount of attention her son has began to attract, hoping that she does not come across as a jealous, malicious and insecure mother as she walks the streets by her son’s side with the evil eye look and a brick in her hand.

So I hope this book not only entertains you, but as always, endears you to seek beyond the humour to identify elements of truth.  Read an Extract from this book

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A selection of powerfully inspiring poetry about a woman's emotions and the transition of life and the various stages of our emotions.

Emotions In Transit - This is Life, depicts life as a whole, through our emotions. The author has captured a myriad of emotions which defines what life is about. It is about a roller coaster of emotions which are the foundation upon which life itself exists and thrives on. They are the catalysts in our lives, propelling us from one point in time to another - and whether these be good or bad experiences they are all part of the transitional process. You will be inspired and touched by many of the poems in this book. The author has touched on emotions ranging from love, desire to inspiration, pain and contemplation. A wonderful pick me up for anyone wanting to reach deep into the soul. Read an Extract from this book

A Poignant Book of Affirmations, Reflection and Hope and Dedicated to Women the world over.

This is a book of deep and profound soul stirrings. A book which aims to reach down into the labyrinth of ones heart and soul encouraging us to become more insightful into life, and who we are at our most entrenched level of consciousness. These affirmative, reflective and inspirational writings will prove to be food for the spirit, the heart and soul. They will carry you on a journey of self-discovery. There are also exercises in the book to complete, which will help you to firmly cement what you read giving you a chance to put all this into practice.
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Audio tapes for Reflextions - Soul Stirrings will be available April 2007

All artwork courtesy of Kambani Arts, www.kambani.com

The Melting Pot of Black Humour is a ground breaking comedy book containing more than 400 jokes. It is a provocative book of Black on Black satirical and risqué humour pertaining to issues which affect the Black community in the Diaspora. This book deliberately tackles the complexity of issues relating to education, employment, travel, terrorism, relationships, religion, politics, race relations, including Black on Black discrimination. This book makes no apologises in this respect of the content. So, if you’re looking for a book that is intellectually challenging, cognitively stimulating, Afro-centric or Black people friendly this may be it. 

If you don’t like the contents then simply go get another book. But if you’re prepared to read a book that takes a light hearted view of the Black experience, with subliminal socio-political messages then this is the book for you. Read an Extract from this book