A thought-provoking first novel from a professor of English at Zurich University.
'Sandra Eden's War' tells the story of an SOE (Special Operations Executive) agent who is parachuted into France a few weeks before D-Day, in 1944, to co-ordinate French Resistance operations in disrupting German troop movements in and around Normandy.
The captivating sequel to 'The Fifth Voice' - a tale of four voices and a single passion for music.
Humankind is making the planet Earth uninhabitable. But other eyes are watching and redemption may be offered from an unexpected source...
A woman forced to confront her traumatic past to save a young girl soon discovers that nightmares don't always end when you wake up.
An illustrated children's book for use as an early anti-bullying intervention at school, nursery and in the home.
Daisy Ruffles turns detective in this equine adventure to solve the mysterious disappearance of racehorse Triple C.
A story of time-travel, friendship, and saving the environment sits alongside original illustrations by the author.
John Holroyd's dissection of religion and what it means today.
This fantastically compelling novel will take readers on an adventure where words are at the very heart of the narrative.
Follow Hugo on a journey of discovery about his Nan's past. This is a humorous story which is full of surprises and quirky animals.
A generous collection of poetry by celebrated Welsh poet, Steve Griffiths.
Can the two plucky West Highland Terriers, Roobie and Radley, rescue Christmas with the help of their pet piglet Disco and Daisy campervan?
The first book in a new trilogy by David Ebsworth about the life and times of Catherine Yale, wife of nabob philanthropist and slave trader, Elihu Yale.
As the battle for Kuwait and terrorist attacks intensify, Rob has to fight for his own survival.
Follow Abigail on her adventures and find out how she leaves her worries behind...
'Twas the month before Christmas, and in the kitchen at home, young Jacob was sitting, at the table, alone...
A DI Jeff Lincoln short read, now in paperback.
A light-hearted collection of drawings and rhymes that reflect the complex and multi-faceted nature of the human condition in a humorous manner.
The themes of family and friendship are explored against the backdrop of WWII.
A compelling story of family, love, loss and migration between Budapest and London after the 1956 Hungarian Uprising.
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