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In the bustling city of Maraburgh, duty and danger walk hand in hand. Inside the halls of the Maraburgh Police Headquarters (MPHQ), Chief Inspector Harryland Gurgish leads a diverse team of constables, detectives, and sergeants as they battle against crime, corruption, and the shadows of betrayal. When a mysterious criminal network known only as the Broker begins to stir chaos-through bombs, assassins, and even traitors within the ranks-the officers of MPHQ are thrust into perilous night operations that will test their loyalty and courage. But the threat doesn't end in the streets. From the docks of Eastborough to the halls of Parliament and the walls of Eldermount Royal Castle, the safety of the Prime Minister and the Monarch hangs in the balance. With the newly established Royal Security Division (RSDPHH) enforcing the Republic Act of 3300, the fight against corruption takes on a national stage. Friendship, sacrifice, and the weight of the badge collide in this gripping police procedural. Can MPHQ protect their city while uncovering the traitors among them, or will the Broker's web consume them all?

Grace, a 15 year old girl has to move to the Wales, United Kingdom for her father's new job. When she moved she never expected to have a roller coaster life after meeting Leo and Charlie (Bars and Melody). Grace find out Leo's sad story that she can relate too. Her dad doesn't want her to hang out with Leo and Charlie anymore after the big mistake after Leo, Charlie and Grace did that involved the cops. Will they run away? Will they do community service? Or worst of all, go to jail? Find out in my novel "Hopeful".

Everything you need to know about the chav, from the innocence eyes of an invisible observer. There may be one in your neighborhood, there may be one next door, there may be one in your family... You might be one... Read this and you too will understand what it really feels like to have close encounters with the chav kind.

They told her to "mind the gap," but no one warned her about the bedpans, baffling slang, and the sacred art of making tea. In Mind the Bedpan, a Filipina nurse shares her wildly honest, often hilarious, and deeply human journey of working in the UK's National Health Service. From navigating cultural quirks (like being politely asked if she wanted to "spend a penny") to decoding British humor, surviving night shifts, and introducing adobo to confused coworkers, this book is a love letter to nurses, migrants, and anyone brave enough to start over somewhere unfamiliar. Told with wit, warmth, and the kind of wisdom that only comes after 4 back-to-back shifts and one too many cups of cold coffee, this is more than just a memoir-it's a celebration of resilience, rice, and finding your place in the chaos. Perfect for: • Nurses and healthcare workers • OFWs and immigrants • Readers who love heart, humor, and healing in equal measure So grab a cuppa, get comfy, and don't forget-mind the bedpan. Also available on amazon paperback https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F6JRC5P4?dplnkId=791f2062-7c5a-4aa9-92f6-1323bd538948&nodl=1 Copyright © AJ GABRIEL 2025 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be copied, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means-electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise-without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in reviews, articles, or academic references with proper attribution. This book is a work of creative nonfiction. Names, details, and circumstances have been changed or fictionalized to respect privacy and confidentiality. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental unless explicitly stated. For permissions, inquiries, or collaborations, please contact: anj.gabyel@gmail.com