Product Description: Your all-in-one guide to navigating your way through never-ending to-do lists, burgeoning inboxes and stressful deadlines and still get results.

Product Description: How to be REALLY Productive has been officially shortlisted in 'The Commuter's Read' category for the 2017 Management Book of the Year prize which has just been announced by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) and the British Library...read more

Product Description: Book Three in The Executive Decision erotic romance trilogy by Grace Marshall. Successful NYC gallery owner, Stacie Emerson, is ex-fiancée to one Thorne brother and ex-wife to the other. Though the three have made peace, Ellison Thorne’s friend, wildlife photographer, Harris Walker, still doesn’t like her...read more

Product Description: If you liked Fifty Shades of Grey you will love Grace Marshall's tense erotic romance, The Executive Decision Trilogy. Tess Delaney is the hottest property in romantic fiction, but the reclusive Tess has a secret – she’s really the alter ego of Garrett Thorne, bad boy brother of business tycoon Ellison Thorne...read more

Product Description: If you liked Fifty Shades of Grey, you will love the new erotic romance trilogy from Grace Marshall. Overworked CEO Ellison Thorne has no time for sex, let alone romance. The only answer, at least where his retiring business partner Beverly is concerned, is a no-strings sex clause in her replacement’s contract, designed to make Ellis’ busy life easier – and hotter...read more

Product Description: Do you wish you had more hours in the day? This little book will help you gain more time for the important things in your life, without sucking up your time to do so! Inside these pages, discover: An automated appointment system to keep your schedule clearHow to fight customer service fires like the prosHow to beat perfectionism once and for all, while still making progress on your projectsAnd more...read more

Product Description: Phoenix is the story of one woman's survival of a nuclear nightmare. On Monday morning Lynette Frichette went to work at the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. By noon, life as she knew it had ended forever and much of the United States of America was in ruin...read more