The Gardens of Byzantium

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J.F. Hughes

The Gardens of Byzantium is set amongst the chaos of war; the Roman Army are steadily moving towards Persia when three of their men are captured and tortured. Two survive,...
The Womanpriest

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Stafford Betty

In a polarising story Stafford Betty takes the Catholic Church into the future, where a woman is ordained as the Pope for the first time in the history of the...
Artificial Wisdom

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Thomas R Weaver

Chilling and able to be considered as our reality moving into the future, Thomas R Weaver has, in his debut novel, Artificial Wisdom captured what comes next, as our World...
The Seven

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Chris Hammer

Yuwonderie’s wealth is directly attributed to the irrigation of what was dry, arid pastureland. The families, known as The Seven are responsible for the innovative approach to greening this once...
Murder by Invitation

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Verity Bright

A Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery Book 15 Lady Eleanor (Ellie) Swift is reunited with the love of her life Hugh Sheldon, upon her return from America, but is in a...
The A – Z of Who I Could Be

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by Chloe Dalton and Kim Siew

26 athletes that every little kid [and big adult] should know As a child, Chloe Dalton and her sister loved to watch and cheer on athletes in the Olympic and...
Never Look Desperate

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Rachel Matthews

Tugging on the heartstrings, infuriating at times and deeply poignant, Never Look Desperate fromRachel Matthews, is set within the seldom discussed area of generational trauma and the wide spread, long...
Spare Us!: A Harrody 

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Bruno Vincent

It was inevitable that someone would write a response to Prince Harry’s memoir ‘Spare’, which became a best seller in January of this year. A few months later, it came...
Saving Our Kids

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Madonna King

The inside story of Taskforce Argos, Detective Inspector Jon Rouse and their mission to protect our children online The twenty first century has been marked by an expansion of technology...
Serengotti

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Eugen Bacon

Serengotti is very much a novel of today, of thoughts, feelings, trauma, life, laughter, and to a degree, acceptance. Ch’anzu tells her story in a bitter sweet, no holds barred...