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Mammone, young and ageless, struggles to survive Jacobian England after accidently stepping through an ancient portal still active on her home world of Hayven. Lost and alone in an as yet unenlightened land, she ignores the aristocratic power structures and uses her unique Talents to help oppressed women she encounters in her travels.
But Mammone is not alone!
An Elder of the Magician’s Guild stumbled upon the same portal. Unable or unwilling to accept his fate, he joins the Witch Hunters and Inquisitors of the era who deliver their version of ‘justice’ to those suspected of practicing the Dark Arts. Mammone falls into their hands and the Elder Binds her, preventing her from using her Talents. He has her burnt at the stake, but she escapes and moves around the ever-evolving world, looking for peace, fulfilment and purpose.
As the years pass, she observes the transition to a more civilised society, finding contentment in the Americas of the 19th Century. By re-inventing herself every generation, she makes her homes across British North America to the American Republic. Now settled in the Pacific Northwest, Mammone concedes that the Technological Era of the 21st Century makes it harder than ever to keep her secrets.
Follow Mammone as she evades her stalkers and uses her talents to help those who help her.
Writing at Work
The basics required to write documents in the workplace that everyone will read and understand.
Writing is a skill that needs to be developed by anyone who produces documents for work. Whether it’s a memo, email, instruction sheet, specification, or Technical Manual, an author of a document needs to communicate information to a diverse audience in a format that can be easily understood and free from ambiguity. Poorly written documents mean that your audience, whoever they may be, will not get the message clearly.
This book is a ready reference and a basis from which you can develop the ability to develop and recognise good writing practices. Embracing these simple methods will improve the part of your skill set that requires you to write effectively in the workplace.
