My Memory Jogging Guest Book

Do you sometimes forget who visited, what they said, or who brought the flowers? This visitor book asks for more than name and date: there's also space for your visitor to jot down a few words about how they know you, what you did together, what you talked about, their news, anything they brought with them or took away, and when they might see you again. There's even a small space for any special message they want to leave you with. That extra detail offers you: A happy way to revisit time with your guests, as you read through their notes later, or someone reads aloud to you. Reassurance for family, so they know who left the lovely flowers (or who took your shoes to be repaired), when you aren't quite sure. A no-stress writing experience for visitors, with easy prompts in this soft cover notebook. The option of use by professionals, to log visits and leave notes that you or your family can read. An alternative to asking your guests to write: simply keep the book next to you and do your own note-taking with them, or immediately after they leave. This 120 page soft-cover notebook measures 8 x 10 inches, and features: Visual 'how to use this book' double page spread Room to record 110 visits, with easy prompts in attractive themed format Contact details pages Note pages Large easy to read sans-serif font and spacious lines and boxes for writing Eye-catching matt cover with space to write your name Also available in other covers / sizes, but with similar interior (see the Unforgettable Notes page).

Do you sometimes forget who visited, what they said, or who brought the flowers? This visitor book asks for more than name and date: there's also space for your visitor to jot down a few words about how they know you, what you did together, what you talked about, their news, anything they brought with them or took away, and when they might see you again. There's even a small space for any special message they want to leave you with. That extra detail offers you: A happy way to revisit time with your guests, as you read through their notes later, or someone reads aloud to you. Reassurance for family, so they know who left the lovely flowers (or who took your shoes to be repaired), when you aren't quite sure. A no-stress writing experience for visitors, with easy prompts in this soft cover notebook. The option of use by professionals, to log visits and leave notes that you or your family can read. An alternative to asking your guests to write: simply keep the book next to you and do your own note-taking with them, or immediately after they leave. This 120 page soft-cover notebook measures 8 x 10 inches, and features: Visual 'how to use this book' double page spread Room to record 110 visits, with easy prompts in attractive themed format Contact details pages Note pages Large easy to read sans-serif font and spacious lines and boxes for writing Eye-catching matt cover with space to write your name Also available in other covers / sizes, but with similar interior (see the Unforgettable Notes page).

Is it hard for you to remember details? This Visitor Book asks for more than name and date. There's also a space for your visitor to jot down a few words about how they know you, what you did together, what you talked about, their news, anything they brought with them or took away, and when they might see you again. There's even a space for any special message they want to leave you with. That extra detail offers you: A happy way to revisit your time with your guests, as you read through their notes later, or someone reads aloud to you. Reassurance for family, so they know who left the lovely flowers (or who took your shoes to be repaired), when you aren't quite sure. A no-stress writing experience for visitors, with this soft-cover notebook with easy prompts. The option of use by professionals, to log visits and leave notes that you and your family can read. An alternative to asking your guests to write: keep the book next to you and do your own note-taking with them, or immediately after they leave. This 120 page soft-cover book measures 8 x 10 inches, and features: Visual 'how to use this book' double spread Large easy to read sans-serif font and spacious lines for writing Eye-catching matt magnolia design cover with space to write your name Room to record 110 visits, with easy prompts in attractive themed format Contact details pages Note pages Available in other cover styles to suit your interests (see the Unforgettable Notes page)

Do you sometimes forget who visited, what they said, or who brought the flowers? This visitor book asks for more than name and date: there's also space for your visitor to jot down a few words about how they know you, what you did together, what you talked about, their news, anything they brought with them or took away, and when they might see you again. There's even a small space for any special message they want to leave you with. That extra detail offers you: A happy way to revisit time with your guests, as you read through their notes later, or someone reads aloud to you. Reassurance for family, so they know who left the lovely flowers (or who took your shoes to be repaired), when you aren't quite sure. A no-stress writing experience for visitors, with easy prompts in this soft cover notebook. The option of use by professionals, to log visits and leave notes that you or your family can read. An alternative to asking your guests to write: simply keep the book next to you and do your own note-taking with them, or immediately after they leave. This 120 page soft-cover notebook measures 8 x 10 inches, and features: Visual 'how to use this book' double page spread Room to record 110 visits, with easy prompts in attractive themed format Contact details pages Note pages Large easy to read sans-serif font and spacious lines and boxes for writing Eye-catching matt cover with space to write your name Also available in other covers / sizes, but with similar interior (see the Unforgettable Notes page).

In 1893, Sherlock Holmes and Henry James come to America together to solve the mystery of the 1885 death of Clover Adams, wife of the esteemed historian Henry Adams--member of the Adams family that has given the United States two Presidents. Clover's suicide appears to be more than it at first seemed; the suspected foul play may involve matters of national importance. Holmes is currently on his Great Hiatus--his three-year absence after Reichenbach Falls during which time the people of London believe him to be deceased. Holmes has faked his own death because, through his powers of ratiocination, the great detective has come to the conclusion that he is a fictional character. This leads to serious complications for James--for if his esteemed fellow investigator is merely a work of fiction, what does that make him? And what can the master storyteller do to fight against the sinister power -- possibly named Moriarty -- that may or may not be controlling them from the shadows?

Stay in the light, avoid locked doors, and resist silver whispers. Meet Lynher Aris, hostess extraordinaire. By night, she entertains the Dark Ones passing through the Night Station: vampires, demons, shifters, and worse. By day, she undermines them all by working with the resistance to unravel their enslavement of the human race. But Lynher has a dark secret, and with the imminent arrival of Ghost—a vampire overlord few have seen but all fear—she must play her role as the queen of the Night Station to perfection, keeping the resistance and her secret safe, or risk losing everything, including the powerful Night Station itself. "A cross between Innkeeper Chronicles and Vampire Chronicles!" "Dark and sumptuous, the gothic urban fantasy we needed!"

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