Best Selling Books by Gerard Williams

Little tykes may not have MBAs or PowerPoint skills, but every parent knows who's boss. And it's not the one who can count to three. It's only natural: the toddler skill set is perfectly suited to the corporate world. They're incredibly good at delegating, they're (literally) climbers, and they'll happily give you the business all day long. From troubleshooting how to fit the square peg into the round hole to negotiating deals when both parties can't count on the fingers of one hand, this book of high-chairperson drama will have you laughing out loud at these captioned portraits of business babies getting to work!

Set amid the clip and clatter of hansom cabs and the popping of the gaslights, this intriguing mystery introduces Dr. James Mortimer, the man who brought the case of the Hound of the Baskervilles to the attention of Sherlock Holmes. Here, Dr. Mortimer tells a tale of how he came across his second and most challenging case ever. In 1890, the young Dr. Mortimer is numb with grief over the death of his wife and decides to close his own practice and begin a new life for himself. He winds up in London and is asked to fill in for another doctor with an emergency. Dr. Mortimer agrees and his last call of the day brings him to an address in Aldgate where he meets the captivating Lavinia Nancarrow. Intrigued and worried by the overbearing solicitude of the girl's guardian who keeps her a virtual prisoner, Mortimer determines to discover the reasons behind Lavinia's confinement. Engagingly absent-minded but incessantly curious and observant, Mortimer is aided in his effort by his formidable consort, the liberated Dr. Violet Branscombe. Together they unravel a mystery as dark and sinister as the East End Alleys of Victorian London. A retired Calcutta merchant with a guilty secret, a decadent fin-de-siecle artist who frequents an anarchist café in Whitechapel and a seemingly impossible murder are the key pieces in the puzzle, which Mortimer soon finds himself trying to solve, in Gerard Williams's Dr. Mortimer and the Aldgate Mystery.

When a Russian politco is murdered in the criminal underworld of 1891 London, Dr. James Mortimer and his new wife, Dr. Violet Branscome, investigate in hopes of exonerating the young revolutionary who has been arrested for the crime.

A writer investigates his grandfather's connection to the disappearance of a painter and his masterpiece.

Alex and Mia discover a world of adventure when they find a stash of retro gaming consoles. As they explore gaming, they learn about teamwork, creativity, and resilience. They also face the darker side of gaming, including cyberbullying, and learn the importance of online safety. Through their journey, they use their passion to bring their community together, organizing tournaments and charity events. "Gametime" celebrates friendship, diversity, and the positive impact of gaming.