Standing in the Shadows

By

Peter Robinson

How are two events almost thirty years apart linked? With Britain in the grips of the search for the Yorkshire Ripper, was the 1980’s murder of a young university student...
Crime, Fiction
Call Me Marlowe

By

Catherine de Saint Phalle

Call Me Marlowe is a delicate story about the fragility of man, of love, of mistakes and the search for an identity, a place to call home, which begins in...
Fiction
The Traitors Ruin – The Rising Herald Saga

By

Chris Moss

Moving right along with the final book in the Rising Herald Saga, The Traitors Ruin from Chris Moss, all is not well in in the Sacred Realm and Maal’s Court...
Fiction, Young Adult
Thirst for Salt

By

Madelaine Lucas

Madeleine Lucas has a beautiful style of descriptive writing which engages the reader throughout the story, Thirst for Salt. “To recall the past is to unravel the tendrils of a...
Fiction
Twelve Hours in Manhattan

By

Maan Gabriel

Bianca is facing absolute despair. She tried her best to make a very good pitch which was rejected in the most devastating manner. She is in massive debt and has...
Fiction, Romance
Angel at the Paradise Hotel

By

Teresa O'Driscoll

Gentle and nicely presented this enjoyable tale, Angel at the Paradise Hotel, tells of good, bad and the choices people make. Set on the lovely Greek Island of Corfu, in...
Fiction, New Age & Spiritual
Bloodlines (The Shadow of the Raven Book 4

By

Chris Bishop

Saxon England was a brutal, dangerous place and a time when the ever present danger of a Viking invasion was real. Life was tough, men did not expect to live...
Fiction, Historical
The Midnight News

By

Jo Baker

More than a ‘London during the Blitz’ story, acclaimed best-selling author Jo Baker, has beautifully written a well-researched novel, which successfully recreates this period and accurately conveys the feelings of...
Crime, Fiction, Historical
Doomed by Blooms: A Josie Posey Mystery 

By

Anna St John

Josie Posey gets an assignment to interview former Prima Ballerina Beth Hamilton, for the local paper the Kansas City Star. It is her first interview since she retired to the...
Crime, Fiction
The Bell of the World

By

Gregory Day

Acclaimed novelist, poet and musician Gregory Day has realised on the unsuspecting public his latest literary work, The Bell of the World, which is made up of many aspects of...
Fiction