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Sir Harold calls Miller in for a meeting. Asks how fit he feels because the next assignment is going to be gruelling. Information has come to light that at the SAS barracks a rogue element are taking justice into their own hands. A Major with a few of his men are secretly fixing problems as they see it. Miller will rejoin the SAS at his former rank and infiltrate the group. If necessary eliminate with violent aggression! His covert back story is that the manslaughter charge and prison, was all a front and that he has been under-cover in Iran identifying targets for a future attack by the USA. Now back in barracks he feels a need to be part of something - with this the Major recruits him into the group. Then things start to go badly wrong not just for Miller, but the reputation of the regiment. Miller decides this solution lays outside official channels. Sir Harold agrees - no oversight - no quarter given.

War leaves scars no battlefield can show. Beyond the wrecked landscapes and fallen soldiers, there's a quiet war fought inside the minds of those who make it home. This story isn't told enough, but it's one of the deepest struggles soldiers and their families face after the guns go silent. Between 1918 and 1950, millions of men returned from two of history's most brutal wars, carrying invisible wounds that changed everything—their lives, their loved ones' lives, forever.

Joe the Pig is something different, fantasy, mystery, humour and thriller all rolled into one fascinating story of how Joe the Pig with the help of a chimpanzee and three scientists change the World - but from the happy beginning to the darker times as murder and mayhem from the terrorists group the Luddites changes the direction of Joe the Pig's legacy to one of hope to one of violence and despair. The characters come alive as you read how a humble clean pig discovers his own strange abilities that mystify and amaze his human counterparts. Joe the Pig is set to become the new classic on science gone to far and peoples fight back against the powers of government and secret organisations dedicated to the new way of life. Joe the Pig is set to become the new classic on science gone to far and peoples fight back against the powers of government and secret organisations dedicated to the new way of life. This not like any book you have read before - be prepared to be stunned and given new insight into a World thrown into chaos and violence all through a well meaning - Joe the Pig

When starting to write this book I really wanted to entertain my University students in China who in most cases will never travel outside their own country. While they all talked of travel most have a life plan that does not allow them to do so. The culture of China is about family and not adventure. However I quickly found myself with 11 short stories of anecdotal travel adventures and so decided to publish them to a wider audience. This is not your usual travel book about one person's journey into the wilderness, or a humour based travelogue paid for by some airline or Holiday Company but a collection of true stories that happened to me while travelling around the world from place to place. They are not in time order, (in fact I deliberately left out dates) but as I told them to my students, some are amusing, some about life and some about tragedy but all about what you can come across travelling from place to place, working, researching and just being there.

Miller is called again by Sir Harold to leave prison and be a spy for the intelligence service. This time he is released on licence to Sir Harold that while he is employed by the service he does not have to return to prison, however if he disobeys or fails, he will be instantly returned to prison to serve out his sentence for manslaughter. The secret service supply Miller with a flat in London with unusual secret hidden spaces for weapons, a go bag, money and a priest hole just in case he has unwanted visitors. He is briefed on the next case:

Delphine and Miles meet in the museum in front of a painting by Pieter De Hooch 1658 – The Court Yard of a House in Delft – finding themselves sitting together they openly discuss the painting and what it means to them. Miles gives a very technical admiration while Delphine sees its real meaning of asking the viewer to enter here to learn of patience and meekness. That you have to descend before you can really raise yourself. The woman in the hallway depicted, is facing away and silent – waiting for goodness to come in the form of a child carrying fruit – the fruit representing simple wealth – the girl is accompanied by a maid who shows tenderness and the care of the meek for they shall rise to become the giver of love and faith. In this discussion, Miles is bewitched by Delphine's passion of the painting and realises that it describes his fall and the promise that with patience and meekness he could rise to – to not happiness, but contentedness – to just have enough to be and now a women (Delphine) that could support him emotionally while he struggles back to a life of hope.

Miller has settled down to an easy life in his government flat in London. Life is quiet and peaceful, until a knock at the door and Sir Harold has a new task for him. The Other Side of Quiet — A former MI6 officer has gone private and is selling British agent networks to the highest bidder. Miller is sent to find him before the damage becomes irreparable. Given a passport with diplomatic immunity he is sent to the Hungarian British Embassey from where he must use all his skills to hunt down the rogue agent. At the embassy he meets MI6 liaison Michelle O'Brian a fiery Irish girl whose heart becomes entangled with Millers. Sir Harold turns up unexpectedly with a dangerous side Miller did not expect?