Murder Stage Left

By

Verity Bright

We find Lady Eleanor Swift, Hugh Seldon and of course Clifford in Stratford on Avon, the home of the Bard, William Shakespeare, having been hired by Sir Humphery Stafford, Chair...
Crime, Fiction, Mystery
The Phantom Surrealist

By

Geoffrey Gates

Many readers will be familiar with Salvador Dali and Frida Kahlo amongst two of the most iconic surrealist artists, each exploring the subconscious through dreamlike and fantastical imagery. Award winning...
Fiction, General
The Kind Company of Others

By

Alexander McCall Smith. Illustrations Iain McIntosh .

Ahhhhh! How wonderful it is to find the third poetry book written by Alexander McCall Smith. In this collection, The Kind Company of...
Fiction, Humour, Poetry
Saving Christmas at the Highland Repair Shop

By

Kiley Dunbar

If you are in need of a seriously feel good story, full of people who care, a gentle loving storyline and a very happy ending Saving Christmas at the Highland...
Fiction, General, Romance
Murder at Christmas

By

T A Williams

When Dan Armtrongs’ phone rings early one December morning, he is very surprised the number is Selena Gardener’s, a very high-profile Hollywood celebrity, and friend of both he and his...
Crime, General, Mystery
A Season for Justice

By

John Pilkington

A Season For Justice is the third book in the Justice Belstrang Mystery series from John Pilkington and once again is a captivating read, as Robert Belstrang takes on an...
Fiction, Historical, Thriller
Bad Neighbours

By

Joanna Jenkins

There are many aspects of a novel which need to be covered to meet the standards of a “Murder mystery genre.” Joanna Jenkins has done this elegantly in Bad Neighbours,...
Crime, Fiction, Thriller
The Orphan from Verona

By

Siobhan Daiko

Verona, Italy May, 1944; a time when Verona was being bombed nightly by Allied forces, people were living in terror from the bombing by night and the German Army by...
Fiction, General, Historical
The End of the Line

By

John Uttley

Growing older comes with its own rules as time can no longer be counted in years, only in weeks, months or maybe even days, which adds a dimension to everyday...
General, Humour
Two Islands

By

Ian Kermish

The International law regarding war crimes is very much underpinning this story Two Islands. Ian Kemish tells of the repercussions of the war between Serbia and Croatia, the horrors and...
Fiction, General