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This is a story of one woman's journey that cascades through multi-layered cycles of conflict and turmoil. This is the story of a wounded healer. This is Saniya's story.

Hiding a deadly secret, Libby flees to Devon under a new identity, Charlie. Building herself a new life, Charlie decides to write a memoir and finds the courage to include details of her incriminating past. Can Charlie live happily ever after, or will the past finally catch up with her?

In Christmas 1981, locked in a winter freeze, Lyttleton is rocked by a fatal hit-and-run. Told in three distinct voices, Lyttleton Siren is a tragic story of guilt, grief, and coming-of-age.

Margaret uncovers the societal barriers to honest discussions about illness and mortality and her journey mirrors society's struggle, culminating in newfound trust in her father and hope for a realistic resetting of expectations about the medical industry.

The Barefoot Child tells the poignant story of Lisa and Jess, a mother and daughter torn apart by violence and fate.

Three Down is a thought-provoking tale of love, loss, ambition and revenge.

When a young barrister is found slaughtered in Temple Gardens, DCI Joe Loxley and his murder team are put on the case. This darkly tragic investigation vividly highlights the unpredictable twists of fate

The Makings of Emily Jensen is a collection of short stories and novellas by BAFTA-nominated comedy writer Paul A. Mendelson

The death of the Iceni king, leaves his kingdom divided. The Roman Procurator Catus Decianus seizes the entire territory and brutalizes Boudica and her family. Driven by vengeance, Boudica rallies the Iceni tribe. With the fate of Roman Britannia hanging in the balance, the epic tale of sacrifice and determination unfolds.

Working at the stables of Warren Hall, twelve-year-old Isaac inherits his late father's gift with horses. When an unpleasant incident turns in his favour, an opportunity he could never have imagined opens before him.

Trinity: Sol 3 is a fast-paced and intriguing thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat right up until the terrifying and chilling end.

Luck of the Draw is a thriller laced with radical politics, divided loyalties, and personal tragedies. Ultimately, it is a story of love, loss, and survival.

Ping explores the seemingly innocent game of Ping Pong, where antisemitism and communism were intertwined from its beginnings in the 1880s to the 1970s when the U.S. opened diplomatic relations with China.

Danny Deacon is determined to seek justice for his daughter, who falls into a coma after getting mugged by a gang for her mobile phone. When he discovers that the Police are aware of the attackers identities but lack the of evidence to make arrests, he decides to take matters into his own hands.

Cassie, mourning her lover's death, relocates to Australia seeking a fresh start. There, she encounters Eliza on the banks of Blood Creek. Cassie discovers that all is not as it seems, and that Eliza's true nature is entwined with the creek and its terrible history.

It all began one late spring morning when a robin unexpectedly fluttered into Bryony's bedroom. With each passing day, the visits of the robin grew more frequent, then, one morning, Bryony heard the robin begin to build a nest in the kitchen on the shelf of a pine dresser...

Set in 1989, One in Three is the coming-of-age story of James Hartman, a young doctor struggling with the demands of endless hours on call in NHS hospitals.

Presenting portraits of the Winchester bishops down to the Norman Conquest, The Winchester Power-House is the first volume of a study covering the lives of some one hundred holders of the high ecclesiastical office.

In a secluded fisherman's cabin perched on the cliffs, a terrible incident occurred. Is history now about to repeat itself?

1830, Russia and Poland. In a time of war and cholera, two men compete for a Prince's fortune, but in autocratic Russia, fame and riches come at a cost.

Set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic in North London, Is That It, Then? follows a diverse cast of mainly older characters who have found, or who are looking for, new relationships.

In 2022, Mark Wedgwood uniquely cycled 7,300 miles across all 204 Ordnance Survey Landranger maps in numerically ascending order: a six-month odyssey to every part of Scotland, England, Wales and the Isle of Man.

Don't Look Back tells the true story of escape, adventure and freedom. It teaches young readers about people risking everything to escape to a better life.

What do Chanel, Sherlock Holmes, Salvador Dali, and the world's richest heiress have in common? ...they were all part of the Mdivani entourage. The Mdivani Saga is an astonishing biographical account of one of the 20th century's most captivating families.

After being wounded in the Battle on the Ice, Richard Fitz Simon becomes a prisoner of Prince Alexander Nevsky of Novgorod. Alexander, intrigued by his captive's story, instructs his scholar to assist Richard in writing about his life.

Delirium Diaries is a gripping medical memoir that chronicles Pete Mackenzie Hodge's unlikely survival in the ICU during a near-fatal illness, followed by the drama and sometimes comic absurdity of deep psychosis.

Frankie is framed and goes to prison for arson. Now she's out on parole and is a long way from the comforts she once took for granted. Her sheltered worldview is painfully exposed as she embarks on a journey not only to fight back against her own injustice but also to strive for positive change in the lives of others.

Invisibility - it's a superpower, right? Well, that's not quite the reality.

Luna Redlock is no stranger to the trees. However, when Isaac Brewer and his nephew, Tristan, return to the cobbled streets, a darkness descends upon the sleepy village. Their presence sets in motion a catastrophic series of events.