Matt Hayes shares his photographic tips and experience and includes many large glossy large format shots. Matt has made more than 15 series for Discovery Television and has featured in "Angling Times" for over 20 years. His photography has been used in books and calendars, on the cover and pages of several angling catalogues, as Christmas cards and in angling publications including "Angling Times", the "Times", "Trout and Salmon", "Trout Fishermen", "Blinker", "Beet", and "Improve your Coarse Fishing."

Who knows where the time goes? Those precious moments slipping through our fingers. The only true currency: priceless, and, once gone, lost forever. What if they did not go of their own accord? What if there was someone who was able to steal that time from you? What if they are closer than you think? An unexplained suicide, a freak boxing accident, a motiveless underworld murder: something is changing in the world, and Detective Inspector Manee finds himself at the centre of it. Tempus fugit, but where does it fly to? The clock is ticking, but does it tick at the same pace for us all? Matt Hayes is a fellow at University College London. His research interests include immunology, genetics and biochemistry. His previous novel, "The Good and Evil Angels," explored the nature of the soul. In this book, he continues his speculations on the impossible.

"The inescapable truth is this: As the heart goes, so goes all of life. That foundational truth not only guides and impacts every personal human life, but it also profoundly impacts modern business and its leadership. Your heart does not simply effect your company; it profoundly defines it." The Heart of Business is a provocative book that cuts through the pop-business theories and spiritual abundance doctrines that have become so popular today. Instead it offers an honest, sometimes funny, always engaging exploration of the biblical wisdoms which apply to leadership and work, focusing in on the central driver in human relationships. the heart.