Summary

Witty, self-effacing and painfully honest; the themes of life, death and laughter come together as Daphne Ashbrook recounts her many on-and off-screen scrapes with mortality. Packed with rich anecdotes from her career in TV, stage and film, this refreshingly candid and conversational memoir...

Tom Bowler, burger boy at an inter-stellar service station, encounters new friends, new enemies and new adventures in this witty sequel to ' All Aliens Like Burgers '.  Tom's group of friends is distraught when the Truxxian Raphyl is exiled to the impenetrable prison planet Porriduum....

"A Dinner of Bird Bones" is the story of Lloyd Inchley; of heartbreak, new best friends, a girl called Atom, and how the terrible power of sudden new geometry links a mystery now and in the past - and how it is all witnessed by a presence that has silently observed the unspooling events for...

A spooky thriller, ideal for late teenagers (16+)but guaranteed to send a shiver down the spine of adults too... from our promising young author Alex Halpern. Part of our Fresh Talent Range. "Nowhere to run. Nowhere to hide. Nobody to save them." An...

The Adventures of Rosie Crucial is an historical novel full of characters that don't realise they are historical. The story navigates events from the dark to the farcical in the occult underworld of late Victorian England.   All Rosie wants is to avoid anything disagreeable....

Two thirty-something Doctor Who fanatics sharing a flat in Blackpool, out of pocket, out of luck and clinging to the hope that Life Begins at 40... Jeff is a barman, constantly forestalling marriage to his neurotic new-age girlfriend, preferring the company of Pete, an agoraphobic misfit...

Genial, well-spoken, charming – a man you can't help but like. Join him as he dons his multi-coloured coat of justice, and tilts relentlessly at the giants of social malfeasance, moral iniquity, and soulless hypermarkets. Take a glimpse into his life as a father, actor,...

The adventures of Simon Templar - The Saint - have thrilled TV audiences around the world for almost fifty years. With a new TV film in development the time has come to discover the real story of The Saint on TV.   Ian Dickerson follows the Saint's TV adventures; from 1940s Hollywood...

At the beginning of the 21 st Century, British society seems to have turned its back on the Christian beliefs and traditions that were once at it's heart. The UK is now one of the most secular countries on earth, but during the latter half of the 20 th century, retreating religion...

Basel, Switzerland, February 2001 : Fifty-six years after the end of World War Two, Switzerland's bankers finally agree to release 21,000 dormant accounts left behind by Jews who died in the Holocaust. Claims from the victims' heirs pour in from across the world...  New York and Washington,...