Most Popular Books by Paul Lewis

This book is about how we can, through our inner thoughts and beliefs influence and empower our lives to fulfill our God-given potentials and be a citizen of the world of possibilities. It borrows from the life and experiences of a wide cross section of people-from athletes and actors, intellectuals and philosophers, educators and entertainers, statesmen and business men and women, and people from the ordinary walks of life.

Reading someone else''s mail starts Troy on a trail of events which leads to him being accused of the murder of a sixteen year old boy. The only way he can prove his innocence is to discover the truth for himself. When Troy meets the dead boy''s family he finds this was no ordinary teenager but someone with some very unlikely friends who was involved with more than simple boyish activities.

Rory Lewis has made an outstanding contribution to photography and the visual arts, creating consistently imaginative and thought-provoking portraits. This fascinating collection of his work, ''Portraitist'', is an entirely new retrospective of his celebrated portraiture, bringing together a selection of Rory''s portrait sittings, including renowned actors such as Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen, plus leading politicians and personalities. Rory also reveals the secrets behind the photographs, with invaluable lighting diagrams, photography tips and techniques. A stunning book that will appeal to photography and celebrity enthusiasts alike.

Andrew Wilton decides to write a novel based on Alex Hodge''s memories of a visit to a family in pre-war Germany. However, while researching the death of a member of that family under mysterious circumstances during the Second World War, he receives a warning to stop his investigation. Ignoring the threat and coming face to face with life-threatening danger, he reunites ex Hitler Youth members and continues to delve into a part of history that was thought closed.

Rory Lewis has made an outstanding contribution to photography and the visual arts, creating consistently imaginative and thought-provoking portraits. This fascinating collection of his work, ''Portraitist'', is an entirely new retrospective of his celebrated portraiture, bringing together a selection of Rory''s portrait sittings, including renowned actors such as Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen, William Shatner, Brent Spiner, Iain Glen plus leading politicians and personalities. Rory also reveals the secrets behind the photographs, with invaluable lighting diagrams, photography tips and techniques. A stunning book that will appeal to photography and celebrity enthusiasts alike.

Technology reaches the point where man can finally tame the planets... Or can he? Beyond Earth chronicles an epic quest to leave the Earth behind, taking us on a series of interplanetary adventures spanning from Mercury to the outer giants. Alien worlds serve as the backdrop for age-old human issues, and present clues to an ancient watery cataclysm that changed the face of the Solar System. Beyond Earth provides a glimpse of what it may be like to stand on worlds beyond Earth.

Skip''s story is a page-turning mix of tragedy and incredible adventure. He had an extremely disfunctional family and faced many obstacles and failures along the way, but instead of being defeated, he saw God use these things for good to help others. His adult life has been one of great victories as Jesus changed his heart and used him to touch the lives of thousands of people. If you''ve ever encountered tragic pain that seems to hem you in on every side, Skip''s story will encourage you to rise above your grief and find victory despite the difficulties you face.

When his grandfather, a former policeman, is hospitalised after suffering a stroke, recently-widowed journalist Tom Maitland returns to his home city to offer support to his mother, despite their strained relationship. He ends up staying at his grandfather''s now-empty cottage, where he becomes intrigued by a disturbing murder case the old man once investigated and failed to solve. And the more Tom looks into the case, the more unsettled he becomes, as events start to take a decidedly supernatural turn ... ''Small Ghosts is a compelling novella that tackles one of society''s greatest fears in a refreshing and original way. Lewis gives us a story that spans more than the bounds of such a short form should allow, with characters that convince and intrigue and a plot that refuses to take you where you might expect. Engaging, entertaining, and expertly told.'' - Ray Cluley ''Small Ghosts is a dark surprise. A story of misgiven detection and dreadful revelations, elegantly crafted against a background of supernatural dread.'' - Paul Meloy

Grasper the crab gains self-confidence after exploring the world outside his tide pool.

The Mediterranean eating routine is better portrayed as a nourishing model or example of food utilization rather than an eating regimen in the standard feeling of the word. Regardless, there is more than one Mediterranean eating regimen, in the event that the expression is perceived to allude to the conventional food sources and eating designs found in the nations lining the Mediterranean Sea.

Dragons once decided the fate of the Nine Isles, until they mysteriously vanished over three centuries ago... After Rikter Waycross, a sixteen year old boy and third officer on the merchant ship Leonora Ander, is thrown overboard in a violent storm, he awakens in the Lost Valley of Dayle. He soon discovers the valley is the home to a dragon named Kaezanneth, the last of her kind. They become fast friends and learn that only together can they stop the return of an ancient tyrant yearning to enslave the world. With help from the recently widowed ruler of Ellamar, and her witch, Rikter and Kaezanneth embark on a quest to save the Nine Isles.