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Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Amelia loves a good murder mystery, until she's involved in the real thing. ACTING LIKE A KILLER An Amelia Watson romantic mystery Amelia Watson needs a dead body by tea time. Less urgent, but more important are - time for... See More
Short Stories
WITH LOVE AND KISSES Isabelle was dared to go in search of love, Julia attempts to win it, and Beverly searches in the small print. Anne puts on a lavish dress, Angie dons a nice new waterproof jacket and Tracie removes her... See More
British & Irish
CAN'T CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY Chloe's dad wishes she'd talk to him. How can he help her without knowing what's wrong? There's a way he can find out, but not without losing her trust. He can't risk that. Doug's dad would rather... See More
Short Stories
COFFEE & CAKE We eat and drink for more than mere survival. Food comforts and reassures, connects us with others. A mug of coffee wakes us up in the morning. A cup of tea can calm us down. Cakes are great for celebrations... See More
British & Irish
SLIGHTLY SPOOKY STORIES I Ghosts, sixth sense and things not of this world aren't always scary, though they can be. Some help or warn, frighten or comfort those who perceive them. Others are here for their own purposes... See More
Women's Fiction
Stella doesn't believe a word the gypsy said, especially the part about proving it's true. A YEAR AND A DAY: A romantic novel. Despite Stella's misgivings, her best friend Daphne persuades her to visit a fortune teller... See More
Religious & Inspirational Fiction
Mavis Forthright carefully rehearses her jump from Portsmouth's Round Tower. She's existed for over five decades. Lived hardly at all. Will end her misery with a few second's fall into the cold sea. Except she's not quite... See More
Women's Fiction
Jess always gets what she wants, but is Eliot more than she can handle? LEAVE NOTHING BUT FOOTPRINTS: A romantic novel Jessica Borlase always gets what she wants. From cocktails in the exact shade of her manicure, holiday... See More
British & Irish
Can country air, Aunt Jayne's love potion and Duncan the dishy tractor driver mend Leah's broken heart? ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY: A romantic novel Leah is accused of a crime she didn't commit. Dumped by Adam, the man she... See More
Short Stories
OVER THE GARDEN FENCE Sue fills a room with white carnations to celebrate her twenty-first wedding anniversary. Yvonne looks forward to the garden party and gets hot and bothered by charming Dr Mathews' bedside manner... See More
Contemporary Fiction
FIRESTARTER - A romantic comedy with a few flames! Alice has a fantasy. It starts with being rescued by a hunky fireman, involves the kiss of life and ends in him not needing his uniform. At the New Forest Show, Alice is... See More
Genre Fiction
This collection of short stories is about journeys; literal, metaphorical and literary. Those both of the characters and the authors. Ailsa travels to Scotland and begins the journey of recovery after life-saving surgery... See More
Anthologies & Literature CollectionsLOTS OF LOVE Sapphire thinks she needs to be perfect in order to win John's affections. Will making a perfect mess of things help or hinder her chances? Fennel's dad expects perfection from a man before he'll consider him... See More
British & Irish
LOVE IS THE ANSWER Love is something that many people go to great lengths to find, and to keep hold of. Willow helps others find theirs through a combination of meticulous programming and random chance, Sal stumbles into... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
ALL THAT LOVE STUFF Richard's gone shopping for romance at the supermarket, Sally tries a smart way to get her man, Kirstey turns arty and Natalie just waits. And waits. And waits. Will their efforts be rewarded? Heidi has... See More
British & Irish
NOT A DROP TO DRINK 'They' say the human body is around 70% water. It's not true. We could drink straight H20 of course. Usually we don't. More likely it's vitamin rich juice or teeth rotting cola. We like a nice cup of... See More
British & Irish
FAMILY FEELING Helen's sister always calls with emergencies, real or imagined, at the most inconvenient times. Tara's sister rang for help dealing with the consequences of having turned into a crazy cat lady. Katy's sister... See More
British & Irish
KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY Alec thinks he's suffered a medical emergency, Dr Kuttemopen says the same about his patient, and Jake and his granddad will be at risk from one if they carry on as they've been doing. With the support... See More
British & Irish
HAPPY FAMILIES Being a family is about far more than having a surname in common, but that one thing brought Lorna and Lucy Wainwright together. Their new friendship also helped them see their blood relatives in a more... See More
British & Irish
SLIGHTLY SPOOKY STORIES IV Ghosts, sixth sense and things not of this world aren't always scary, though they can be. Some help or warn, frighten or comfort those who perceive them. Others are here for their own purposes... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
SLIGHTLY SPOOKY STORIES III Ghosts, sixth sense and things not of this world aren't always scary, though they can be. Some help or warn, frighten or comfort those who perceive them. Others are here for their own purposes... See More
Short Stories
IN THE GARDEN AIR Dorothy used to hate the noise of lawnmowers starting up, like a kind of horticultural Mexican sound wave, but that was before Luke was the one in charge of the machine. Betsie used to hate the awful... See More
Short Stories
A WAY WITH WORDS We may choose our words carefully or use them without thought. They might be employed to get our message across, or hide what we're feeling. They can be tools, gifts or weapons. We need them for the games... See More
Anthologies
DRESSED TO IMPRESS We choose our clothes to help us stand out, make a statement, or to hide inside. They may show who we really are or be our disguise. Perhaps they'll help us play a part, get the job done, or be a means... See More
Short Stories
SLIGHTLY SPOOKY STORIES II Ghosts, sixth sense and things not of this world aren't always scary, though they can be. Some help or warn, frighten or comfort those who perceive them. Others are here for their own purposes... See More
Education & Reference
Whether you're a new writer, or a more experienced one temporarily out of ideas, have hours to fill or just five free minutes, you'll find something in this book to help get you writing - every day of the year. All writers... See More
Education & Reference
2nd Edition includes new as well as updated material. Give your writing life a boostAn easily accessible guide to writing fiction. Whether brushing up your writing skills or starting out, this book will take you through the... See More
British & Irish
JUST A JOB Work is a huge part of our lives; from the first time someone asks us what we'll be when we grow up, until we're drawing our pension and looking back with relief or regret. Through training and searching for... See More
Classics
THROUGH THE GARDEN GATE Shirley can't see the beauty Hugh pictures in the patch of bare earth, but is happy to help him bury the flower bulbs as deep as she keeps her secret. The Adkins always put on a brave face, something... See More
Short Stories
UP THE GARDEN PATH Eleanor has a traditional garden her grandchildren will love; won't they? Mrs Dalrymple's country home seems the perfect refuge for Daryl and there's no reason Emma can't call the big house home, is... See More