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Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Revd. Detective Inspector Blake Hartley is called to investigate when a body found on Keighworth moors is identified as that of a Bulgarian criminal. Hartley's quest to find the killer takes him to Turkey and Bulgaria... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Revd Inspector Blake Hartley thinks his sideman is joking when he rushes into the vestry to announce there's a dead body in the graveyard. However, it turns out there is indeed the body of a murdered man on top of one of the... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Inspector Blake Hartley is called to the scene when a body is found in the Egyptian section of Keighworth museum. Some difficult choices have to be made when a member of his team is abducted by an ancient Egyptian sect and... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Having spent many of his boyhood holidays there, Inspector Blake Hartley is already acquainted with 'The Grange', a large house on the outskirts of the Yorkshire town of Keighlworth. Past meets with present when he and... See More
Sagas
The first in the Chance Child trilogy beginning in 1910 and covering events to 1930, setting the stage for the two novels which follow. The Illingworth House saga is a trilogy of romantic historical novels set in the... See More
Genre Fiction
When the mill-master's son falls deeply in love with a working-class typist, his scheming father succeeds in scotching his marriage plans, with disastrous results for the mill-master, his son and the girl he loves. Set in... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
When Sir Edward Marcham, an international banker and business man, is found dead in a sleazy part of Keighworth, his sordid past is exposed. In the course of this investigation Inspector Blake Hartley and his sargeant... See More
"Quill's Adventures in Spaceland" is the final novel in the Quill Hedgehog series. Like the others, it can be read by young and old like. Older readers will pick up the gentle satire of modern life, and younger readers will... See More
Short Stories
Ghost Stories is a collection of nine supernatural tales set in a variety of situations and places, from a love story in an English wood to a wartime Murmansk sea-story. All told in fine style by a master of suspense. See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Tommy Withers and Blake Hartley were good friends, as their allotments were next door to each other. When Withers doesn't turn up for a pre-arranged drink at the pub, Hartley returns to the allotment to find his body... See More
In all the Quill Hedgehog stories the Animalfolk live in their own peaceful, well ordered world, adjoining but separate from the Humanfolk world, a world rapidly being polluted by their own greed and hunger for power... See More
British & IrishJohn Waddington-Feather was born in 1933 at Keighley, Yorkshire, a mill-town in the Aire Valley. His verse-plays "Garlic Lane" and the longer "Easy Street" were first performed at Leeds Civic Theatre in 1973. This edition of... See More
Children's eBooks
In this second book of the gripping series of Quill Hedgehog's adventures, the wicked alley-cat Mungo Brown tries to invade Black Wood in Animalfolk land with his army of Wasteland rats. This time he intends to invade... See More
Modern morality verse play, with scholarly introduction by Prof Walter Nash. See More
Poetry & Drama"Humorous Rhymes for Recital" is, as its title suggests, a collection of witty and sometimes satirical verse very suitable for private reading or public recitals. John Waddington-Feather's verse has an established global... See More
Short Stories
"A series of well written regional short stories set mainly in the author's home town of Keighley, West Yorkshire, but a couple in Ukraine, where they first appeared in translation in the magazine Porto Franko. Humour... See More
Children's eBooksIn this fourth Quill Hedgehog book, Mungo Brown plans to develop the natural and peaceful heron reserve into a commercial lido. Again, Quill and his fiends rescue it from the alley cat's clutches and thwart his plans. See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
There was an air of anticipation in Keighworth Police Station, and a good deal of apprehension. It was time for a change and the station awaited its new head, Superintendent Arthur Donaldson. When he arrived they were all in... See More
Children's eBooks"Quill's Adventures in Humanfolkland" is the fifth in the Quill Hedgehog series. It begins when Horatio Fitzworthy, the kindly aristocratic cat, is kidnapped by the villainous alleycat, Mungo Brown. Mungo takes Horatio back... See More
Religion & Spirituality
'Martin Luther' is an historical play written in poetic drama form and based on the life and work of the German Protestant reformer, Martin Luther. See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
When a crane-drive in a scrapyard sees a body in a car he's about to put in a crusher, he's shocked. The Revd Detective Inspector Blake Hartley is sent for and the case eventually leads him to a rogue English aristocrat, Sir... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
'The Dance-Hall Mystery' is a gripping story set in Blake Hartley's home-town of Keighworth, Peru and Spain. It's a saga of international cocaine-trafficking in which the sleepy town of Keighworth is caught up, much to the... See More
History
The decade of the 1930s was a momentous one in European history, and especially in the history of Britain. Nazism had taken over Germany and Fascism Italy and Spain. The British variant of these evil creeds was Mosleyism... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
When a bandsman playing in the bandstand on Keighworth Gala Day one summer glances down through the gaps in the floorboards, he sees the face of a dead man staring back at him. So opens 'The Bandstand Mystery', a story of... See More
Children's eBooks
In this third Quill Hedgehog book, the wicked alley-cat, Mungo Brown, plans to blot out the sun and rule the world. He goes underground to the Kingdom of Grozzieland where he rules the fungus-folk, the Grozzies. When the... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
"Inspector Hartley was in for a return visit to Bulgaria when a Bulgarian master criminal bought a remote West Yorkshire farmhouse to operate his laundered money deals from. When he buys the farm, he also employs an... See More
Religion & Spirituality
'John Bunyanr' is an historical play written in poetic drama form and based on the life and work of the 17th century English preacher and writer, who wrote his most famous homily/novel, "The Pilgrim's Progress", while... See More
In this sixth Quill Hedgehog book, Mungo Brown has crossed the Windy Sea in Animalfolk Land to Crow Country, farmland for the most part. But a problem cropped up with the water supply which irrigated their ranches in the dry... See More
Genre Fiction
The final novel in the trilogy spanning the third generation. It covers events from 1945 to 1960 and includes the Suez War of 1956. See More
When Mungo Brown and the coven of witches whose cat he is propose developing the beautiful, unspoilt Wallaby Island off the coast of Kangarooland into a holiday marina for Humanfolk, Quill and his friends fly out to the... See More