…warfare has left him a changed man. Helen must summon what strength she can to help the man she loves overcome the lasting and devastating effects of war. Recommend This:…

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…The Police and some creepy Halloween sound effects. There was further cause for celebration at the weekend with the launch of A&B’s first app, yes one of those new-fangled applications…

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For the first time in my thirteen years, I have a story of my own to tell and I am the one who will tell it.   It is only…

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Nothing goes right for Eloise. The one day she wears her new suede boots, it rains cats and dogs. When the tube stops short, she’s always the one thrown into…

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As undertaker Drew Slocombe drove to Greta Simmonds’ burial in Broad Campden, deep in the heart of the Cotswolds, thoughts of his troubles at home and at work played on…

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WINNER OF THE GOLDSBORO LAST LAUGH AWARD The latest hilarious and scathing satire from Ruth Dudley Edwards ‘…the Turner Prize…is named after an innovative painter of genius and is awarded…

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When tragedy strikes Alba Ashby, she finds herself at the door of a house she’s never noticed before. Number Eleven, Hope Street in Cambridge is no ordinary house. Its walls…

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Chief of the Intelligence Department Sir Leonard Wallace – bearing always the hall mark of coolness and wit – is up to his earlobes in trouble. Summoned by the Viceroy…

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A breathtaking dystopian novel where words are the most dangerous weapon of all… Seventeen-year-old Charlaina knows she has exceptional but perilous powers. In the far future, in a land controlled…

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Eight years ago, the national tabloids had a feeding frenzy over the ‘Primal Cut’ killings. The Garrod brothers, East End butchers, had turned their expertise to rendering human flesh. The…

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Richmond, 1806. Miss Dido Kent has developed rather a taste for mysteries. Having solved the riddle of her niece’s missing fiancé and the body in the bushes at Belsfield Hall,…

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…Holmes-ians can read between the lines of Doyles own handwriting and search for clues themselves. Read the full article in The Guardian, here: http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/sep/28/sherlock-holmes-story-museum-of-london-conan-doyle Visit the Museum of London http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/london-wall/whats-on/exhibitions-displays/sherlock-holmes/…

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…to your March To Do lists… Follow the Maisie Month Blog Tour and enjoy a string of reviews and discussion about the Maisie Dobbs novels, starting this week with a…

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…like this…? REALITY ALTERNATIVE The Legacy ——————- Fatal Legacy The Bed I Made ————- The World I Made for Her The Devil’s Acre ————— Devil’s Game Ellis Island ——————– The…

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…to drum up this kind of ‘popularity’ but it’s inspiring a lovely raft of British humour and cynicism if the Amazon reviews are anything to go by: Read more reviews…

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There are millions of book blogs and websites out there, full of reviews both devastatingly crushing and over the top exalting. And, in the same way that I marvel at…

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…tale of Rapunzel as you’ve never heard it before… Follow the Bitter Greens Virtual Book Tour which starts today including guest posts and interviews with the author and reviews of…

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…prefer not to read bad reviews. And there are those who just dismiss them. Then there are those who face them head on… and turn them into something marvellous. Such…

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A mysterious veiled lady carries a counterfeit painting into an art dealer’s office. A widow with three hands slips out of a church door. A farmer lies dead in a…

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Book of the Month! Buy now and get £2 off – just submit promocode BOTMX3 in your shopping basket to receive the discount. Luc and Lisette Ravens – a former…

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Winner of the Swedish Crime Academy Award for Best Crime Novel Kjell Eriksson is already an international sensation – it’s time to see why. ‘But he took out all the…

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