Patrice Chaplin

• Apr-1987
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In an autobiography, Patrice Chaplin describes two 15 year old girls who left suburbian England in the 50s to live their dreams in Paris and Spain taking the road as they could - free as their imagination. A Spaniard, Jose, becomes the hero and conse...

• Sep-1987
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• Dec-1987
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• Aug-1988
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'Genuinely witty horrors' - The Observer

London, the 1970’s. Jack’s back.

The Ripper, most brutal and secret of murderers, makes a ghostly reappearance in present-day London when two people find themselves mysteriously possessed. <...

• Jan-1991
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• 1993
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• May-2015
• / Thriller
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Jesse, a two hit performer, suddenly drops from the international spotlight. By the time she realizes that she is out of fashion, Jesse finds herself in serious debt. She is forced to take work as a telephone psychic. Jesse, known as Isis among the c...

• Dec-2016
• / Gothic
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Twenty-two-year-old Victoria Brooke is getting married… Working as a temporary journalist, as part of her plan to find herself, Victoria is now ready to marry the man she loves with all her heart. Her fiancé, Gerry, forty-seven, is a widower, who...

• Apr-2017
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In this gripping memoir, Patrice Chaplin returns to Girona, the ancient city of secrets—its magnetism and enchantment never to be forgotten. It was in Girona that she first encountered the hidden society that, preserved since antiquity, influenc...

• Sep-2017
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According to ancient scripture, Lucifer was cast out of heaven as a result of his disobedience, gaining freedom for mankind in the process. In Spain, local legends tell that the fallen archangel appeared in an earthly body, thousands of years ago. As...

• Dec-2019
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Working with the charity, Northern Bridge Productions, using creativity against addiction, we realised how often people needed a safe place and are afraid they won’t get it, go the other way, taking on The Edge and all its variables. Safe can b...