When gamekeeper Rob Davis finds the body of a young girl during one of his rounds, he becomes the primary suspect. The criminal investigation department brings in a Woman Police Constable (WPC) as part of its team. The WPC officer immediately catches the young gamekeeper's eye and, after the focus of enquiry moves away, romance buds and they work together to discover the real murderer. Barry Jenkinson is a countryman and lives in Shropshire, England. He writes of farming, wildlife, shooting and fishing with authority and from a lifetime's experience. Publisher's Web site: www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/KeepersFindings.html

Protectors of the innocent, destined to become insane without their mate... Keeper of the Veil, Patrick O'Malley suffers every time he fails to save an innocent from the demons. Voices of the lost souls swirl in his mind, demanding salvation with every painful whisper. But when he finds Moreen O'Connell at the bottom of a cliff, he can no longer deny his passion or his destiny. Can he find the strength to save her? Or will she die at the hands of his enemies?

First published in London 1904. This is the revised and enlarged edition of 1906.Contents Include: The Ideal Keeper Relations with Farmers Points in Law The Poacher Vermin The Dog The Moor The Partridge Deer Stalking Rabbits Pheasants Wild Duck Wildfowling in Scotland The Gillie Angling Law Diseases of Game Loaders and Gun Cleaning Various Duties etc. An ideal book for the apprentice keeper, but also one which should be in the book room of all who shoot and fish.Keywords: Wildfowling In Scotland Wild Duck Deer Stalking Gun Cleaning Poacher Pheasants Vermin Angling Partridge Loaders Rabbits Apprentice Moor Farmers Diseases Fish

What happens when a father can't let go? His child, sick and dying, unable to be cured by modern medicine. What happens when... as a result of his actions, she is changed forever? And now... she's the one who can't let go.

When sixteen-year-old Keeper Chance receives an invitation to join E.V.I.L., a society of villains, he embarks on a journey of low-grade villainy until members begin to disappear and Keeper races against time to save his newfound friends and uncover his true nature amidst the chaos.

The Games are drawing nearer. To ensure the prosperity of the new Earth, Dale must also ensure that the world itself is ready. As the races begin to come together, new conflicts and fellowships arise. Some meet in the name of peace and explanation, while others meet on the field of war. For the being that presides over all, how will Dale handle this?