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Red Sky in the Morning
By David Cherrington

"Red sky in the morning, shepherds warning….."
Harry Sinton mumbled to himself noticing the sunrise

Minutes later he was standing over two lifeless bodies, clutching his shotgun, and shaking in disbelief.

Harry Sinton was a quiet man leading a quiet life on his farm in his quiet piece of England, until one fateful morning when he stumbled across a gang of thieves stealing his machinery.

Within seconds two thieves lay dead, athird was running scared, and Harry Sinton could not believe what he had done.

Red Sky in the Morning is a gripping tale of how a single incident can transform a life.
As the story sweeps to its climax, the reader, like the jury, has to make some hard judgements….

Who is the victim ?
How far can any of us go to defend ourselves ? order now!

'The author was born and raised on his family's farm and he writes about a lifestyle that is familiar to him as a pair of old slippers. The story is enjoyable, thought provoking and so strongly written that it seizes the reader's attention in the first chapter and holds it in a vice like grip until the final moments.'
Charlotte Smith, Hampshire Chronicle

'A gripping read, the more so because it is so chillingly close to the fact. Mr Cherrington's book raises controversial questions about how far anyone has the right to go to defend themselves and their property."
Angela Turnbull, Salisbury Journal.

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‘When the past meets the flames’ The continent of Europe is still divided by a fence that runs from the Baltic Sea to the Swiss border.
Thousands of nuclear missiles in the West are aimed at the cities of the East
And thousands of nuclear missiles in the East are aimed at the cities of the West.
The Cold War rages.

In 1981, Solly Bernstein discovers the last great oil field in the world under the Iraqi desert town of El Kebil,
In 1994, Two British soldiers witness a massacre in a dark Bosnian valley.

Threads.

Danny McCann is a boy with the world at his feet.
He’s fifteen. He’s just been selected for the Scotland Under 16’s football team.
Coaches from big clubs are coming to Dumfries to watch him play.The road to the football dream lies open. But Danny starts to make the wrong choices.

Young people take drugs to get high. That’s the part the see on the T Shirts. Sadly, all too often young people take drugs and find themselves on the Road to Down. Sometimes it leads them all the way down to the place where life doesn’t seem to worth living any more. This book isn’t about the stuff on T shirts. This is about the dark stuff that gets swept away under the carpet. It isn’t warm and fuzzy.

This book is about why people take to the streets and throw stones. Like they did in the eighties. Like they might do tomorrow. Its about how far some people will go when they get angry. And how far other people will go to stop them.’

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Ian Callaghan. Liverpool FC legend.

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'Frankland turns crisis into drama.' Sunday Telegraph

November 1997 and British Farming is being ripped apart by the BSE Crisis. Vast areas of the countryside are facing devastation. Finally one man decides that enough is enough.

6000 Asylum Seekers are housed in the giant tower blocks of Sighthill in Glasgow.
A vast unexploded human bomb. The clock is ticking.

"An unrelenting pile driver of a read."

'A fantastic adventure book for all young football lovers - even one as young as me !'
Sir Tom Finney

Once in every generation a great new star emerges into the world of football.
Out of the slums of Sao Paulo came Pele.
Out of the bullet scarred streets of Belfast came Georgie Best
Out of the shanty towns of Buenos Aires came Maradona.