The French Vendetta

By

Michael Simon

A sudden change of plans to a long overdue honeymoon with Sally and baby Leia sees Charles Holbrook taking up the offer of a friend’s farmhouse in Gascony, which seems...
The Children

By

Melissa Albert

Melissa Albert has written an extraordinary, imaginative and complex story in The Children. Her descriptions are beautiful and rich, adding so much to the passion and heart of this tale....
A Wartime Promise for the East End Girls

By

Jean Fullerton

Long awaited, the third book in the East End Girls Series, A Wartime Promise for the East End Girls, does not disappoint.  London is still suffering badly; the girls of...
The Sea Sisters

By

Louise Douglas

The Sea Sisters is a complicated read set in the charming town of Morranez in Britanny where twenty-five years ago a small child disappeared during the Morvarc’h Festival, an annual event...
Isadora: A Duke’s Obsession 

By

DG Rampton

DG Rampton is a fresh voice in the world of Regency fiction with her ‘Taming of the Dukes Series’, as the stunningly beautiful Miss Isadora Jones stumbles into a dead...
Inside Stories: Poems for a Troubled Age

By

Steve Logan

Poetry can capture glimpses of a soul within, a sliver of time, a thing of fleeting beauty or as it is in so many cases, the sharing of emotion, of...
Murder in Paris

By

Kirsty Manning

A tall stranger stood surveying the ballroom at the Hotel Ritz, Paris. His white tuxedo jacket was ill fitting, his air of intrigue captivating for young American heiress Maisy Bell;...
The Last Summer at Feather River

By

Karen Nelson

Secrets, tragedy and reality come together in this equestrian based thriller The Last Summer at Feather River from Karen Nelson as she explores coming of age, adolescence and devastation through...
The Irish Inheritance

By

Daisy O'Shea

Reading the latest book from Daisy O’Shea, The Irish Inheritance, is akin to taking a visit to Ireland as her descriptive use of language and dialogue brings not only the...
Dear Father

By

Jillian Brannock.

The Spark of an Uprising Set in a remote area of Tasmania, Dear Father from Jillian Brannock combines cult, history and the need to belong into a spine-chilling debut novel...