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The book explores the origins of the Australian wool industry, sparked by a missionary preacher's return to England with a barrel of wool from Australia. His efforts to have it woven and tailored in Yorkshire caught the attention of King George III, leading to the establishment of Yorkshire as a key center for wool production and craftsmanship. The narrative highlights the intersection of colonial enterprise and British industry, illustrating how a single event can shape economic landscapes.

The book showcases the rich history of Fleet Street through a collection of memories and anecdotes curated by Revel Barker, a dedicated archivist. Celebrated for its engaging and insightful content, the website he created is described as a brilliant compilation that captures the essence of journalism's golden era. With contributions that blend nostalgia and authenticity, it offers readers a unique glimpse into the lives and experiences of those who shaped the newspaper industry.

A conspiracy among cardinals to overthrow an unpopular Pope unfolds against the backdrop of the Maltese island of Gozo. The intrigue escalates with the mysterious death of a British arms dealer, intertwining themes of power, betrayal, and the dark undercurrents of the Vatican's politics. As secrets unravel, the narrative delves into the complexities of faith and ambition within the church's hierarchy.

Set on the idyllic Mediterranean island of Montebello, the story unfolds in a seemingly crime-free paradise. However, as the narrative progresses, the tranquility is disrupted, revealing hidden secrets and a web of intrigue that challenges the island's peaceful facade. The characters must navigate the complexities of their lives as they confront unexpected events that threaten their serene existence, ultimately exploring themes of deception, community, and the darker sides of human nature.

Alternative History. Tackling the myths, mystery and confusion concerning reports of the death of Hitler and a newspaper reporter's quest to uncover the truth. The Northern Echo described it as "the most thought-provoking book of the year" and the Daily Mail said it was "full of Arthur Daley-type characters". This edition is a historically revised version of the best-selling original.