Peter Bromley's short stories have already been published in multiple literary journals. His debut novel, OF HUMAN FOLLY, deals with the developing climate crisi at a human and individual level. As well as winning and being short-listed for many awards, Peter's first full-length work of fiction has been described as "... a stunning debut novel" and "... as urgent as Silent Spring."
Iona Carroll's series of beautifully written novels about love and family intrigue, depicting the life of Oisin Kelly, is set in post-war Ireland and Australia. She has also penned a collection of short stories, and her most recent work is based on her own family history.
Oliver Eade writes tales of fantasy for children teens and adults.
Patricia Goodwin's first novel, AUTUMN IN AUGUST, is a tale of guilty secrets, relationships and new beginnings.
Pamela Gordon Hoad's series of atmospheric detective novels set in the 15th century, during the Wars of the Roses, is a winning combination of history and mystery.
"Intrigue, jealousy and a surprise ending." MURDER AT THE MERIDIAN CLUB BALL is Maura Kennedy Fair's debut novel.
Bearing the mental scars of having been bullied from a young age, Serena, now an adult, is faced with an old adversary who is intent on destroying her. What follows is a dramatic showdown at the Meridian Club Ball...
Short stories arrive with us in all shapes and sizes. A bereaved family riven by internal friction. A beleaguered policeman with a rejuvenated wife. A burnt-out doctor, counting the minutes. Cameos from life in a small Welsh town. Diversions to other crises around the world.
In his first foray into fiction, Christopher C. James's incendiary and acerbically witty collection of short stories is a perfectly observed study of the malaise of modern day life.
Don't miss these thrillers by Simon Leighton-Porter. Murder, mystery and intrigue, all wrapped up in narrative of the highest quality.
NO RELATION, the debut novel from Christina Reis, is a tale of anger, heartache and confusion when tragedy turns the lives of two families from very different backgrounds upside-down.
Christina's second book, SO THIS WAS ENGLAND, is a heart-warming story of one woman's struggle to find a sense of belonging in a different country.
Stewart Shale's collection of short stories, ASHES IN THE WIND, includes both fiction and non-fiction, ranging from comedy, and biography, through to drama , and horror.
Stewart's two autobiographical titles, HIPPO IN A HAIRNET and IF ONLY WE'D KNOWN are filled with amusing anecdotes about his life as an ex-pat in France.
