The Little Hour of Peter Wells (undated)

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The Little Hour of Peter Wells (undated)This copy was published by Hodder and Stoughton and has no edition remarks (it is dated 1913 on the author's dedication page).

Set against the backdrop of Jacobite uprisings

adds an intimate touch to the narrative

Allan's prose captures the essence of the North East Lowlands

"Ivanhoe" immerses readers in a world of knights

from shelter and work to leisure and worship

a cunning drug smuggler who underestimates the Saint's ingenuity

Burtt's work not only celebrates the triumph of the modern perspective but also critically examines its limitations

Tragedy strikes as Cutter learns of his wife's infidelity

Gibbings' unique blend of storytelling and visual artistry creates an immersive experience

and techniques used in jewellery making

he calls for a renewed sense of community and a recognition of the metaphysical aspects that enrich human existence

It offers readers a riveting and inspiring glimpse into the remarkable courage and ingenuity displayed by prisoners of war determined to regain their freedom

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