Publisher and Anthologist Brenda Dempsey brings together 45 Voices to share their true stories of resilience, positivity and hope from a pandemic. Sharing their experiences of surviving through a pandemic, and other stressful situations life throws at us, the 45 Voices come from all walks of life - from doctors and nurses, to parents and business owners - raising their voices and sharing their real-life inspirational stories, to show their bouncebackability and resilience. Each of the contributors are New-Found Heroes in their own way, baring their souls and finding the courage to allow themselves to be vulnerable, in a pandemic that in many ways unites us. All profits of Resilient Voices will be donated to the NHS in gratitude for their commitment, dedication and going beyond the duty of their role to support, help and protect lives. Our New-Found Heroes are: Chief Dr Cllr Kate Anolue, Chris Ashford, Rany Athwall, Michael Bacon, Jo Baldwin Trott, Jannette Barrett, Dee Blick, Sharon Brown, Dr Georgina Budd, Jackie Carter, Jaswinder Challi, Fiona Clark, Tammy Clark, Paul Corke, Brenda Dempsey, John Dempsey, Mitali Deypurkaystha, Mandy Dineley, Bella Donna, Robert Eddison, Dr Alison Graham, Sue Hardy Dawson, Kevin Hill, Anne Iarchy, Susan Kathleen, Sherine Ann Lovegrove, Uju Maduforo, Monike Martins, James Mellor, Dexter Moscow, Joy Bester Mwandama, Ihuaku P Nweke, Joyce Osei, Chief Lady Waynett Peters, Mark Stephen Pooler, Caroline Purvey, Una Rose, Satwinder Sagoo, Ritu Sharma, Alison Smith, Andrea A Smith, Carol Stewart, Dr Jacqui Taylor, Mira Warszawski, and Rhoda Wilson.

With bullets flying, wounded soldiers scream out in pain as the Chinook comes in to land in one of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan. At the machine's controls is one man and if he doesn't stay calm then everyone could die. That man is Flt Lt Alex 'Frenchie' Duncan and he's been involved in some of the most daring and dangerous missions undertaken by the Chinook force in Afghanistan. In this book he recounts his experiences of life under fire in the dust, heat and bullets of an active war zone. At 99ft long, the Chinook is a big and valuable target to the Taliban, who will stop at nothing to bring one down. And yet Frenchie and his crew risk everything because they know that the troops on the front line are relying on them. Sweating the Metal is the true story of the raw determination and courage of men on the front line - and it's time for their story to be told.

'What a story - never heard a story like that before' - Chris Evans 'Uplifting and brave' - Stylist 'Claire Nelson relives a life-changing four days' - The Times 'A riveting account of loneliness, anxiety and survival' - Cosmopolitan 'An astonishing feat of physical and emotional endurance' - Mail on Sunday YOU Magazine 'A gripping account of her determination to survive' - Guardian INCLUDES A NEW AFTERWORD In 2018, Claire Nelson made international headlines. The relentless pace of work, social activity and striving to do more and better in the big city was frenetic and stressful. Surrounded by people, Claire was increasingly lonely - and beginning to burn out. When the anxiety she felt finally brought her to breaking point, Claire decided to take some time out and travelled half-way around the world to clear her head. What happened next, on a hike in California, was something she could never have anticipated. Things I Learned from Falling is an incredible story of courage, determination and survival against the odds. Utterly gripping and profoundly moving, this inspirational memoir reminds us all how easily life can go off course, how simply we can lose touch with the truly important and that - even when we are utterly broken - we can be made whole again.