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How can we address existential threats like nuclear war and environmental crises?Join Albert A. Anderson in this insightful podcast episode as he channels Immanuel Kant's philosophical wisdom to propose unconventional solutions to international politics and conflict. This episode delves into the significance of Kant's ideas for creating a global peace alliance, sparking discussions on redefining our global order. It's a philosophical journey that raises essential questions and urges us to work towards a more peaceful and equitable world.In this series, philosopher and author, Albert A. Anderson, explores the modern world through ancient philosophers such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. He provides insightful analyses on the practical applications of philosophy in our daily lives, and brings a fresh perspective on how these concepts can create a better understanding of the world around us. In this podcast, you will be presented with philosophical ideas in a way that is accessible and easy to understand, making it an engaging listen for both old and new philosophy enthusiasts.Albert A. Anderson, Ph.D., is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Babson College in Massachusetts, where he held an endowed chair as Murata Professor of Ethics from 1995 to 2003. He has also held tenured faculty appointments in philosophy at Clark University and Albion College and full-time positions at Bates College and Rhode Island School of Design. He was a founding member of the International Society for Universal Dialogue serving as its president from 1996-2001. He is president of Agora Publications, Inc., which specializes in translating, adapting, and performing classical philosophical texts.

Can authoritarianism truly secure our lives, and is it the answer to a divided world?Explore this question in this episode as Albert A. Anderson delves into the essence of governance. Through the lens of history and myth, discover why the distribution of political wisdom to all is crucial for democracy, justice, and the values we hold dear. Join the conversation about the battle of ideas that is shaping our world today, as we consider the past and present to navigate an uncertain future.In this series, philosopher and author, Albert A. Anderson, explores the modern world through ancient philosophers such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. He provides insightful analyses on the practical applications of philosophy in our daily lives, and brings a fresh perspective on how these concepts can create a better understanding of the world around us. In this podcast, you will be presented with philosophical ideas in a way that is accessible and easy to understand, making it an engaging listen for both old and new philosophy enthusiasts.Albert A. Anderson, Ph.D., is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Babson College in Massachusetts, where he held an endowed chair as Murata Professor of Ethics from 1995 to 2003. He has also held tenured faculty appointments in philosophy at Clark University and Albion College and full-time positions at Bates College and Rhode Island School of Design. He was a founding member of the International Society for Universal Dialogue serving as its president from 1996-2001. He is president of Agora Publications, Inc., which specializes in translating, adapting, and performing classical philosophical texts.

Everyone has a price...In pursuit of a golden writing opportunity, Sophie leaves her ex-boyfriend to pen the life story of elusive billionaire Tim Henderson, a visionary in the early days of fertility treatment.On his secluded Greek island, she stumbles upon an ancient labyrinth, its dark history steeped in old myths and chilling legends. But the island's present is even more menacing...Entrapped in Henderson's delusional trap, can Sophie find a way out of before her future is destroyed?Shirley Day writes psychological thrillers and youth novels with a comedic twist, has penned Radio 4 plays and films, and teaches grads & undergrads screenwriting & theatre at FSU and Eckerd in London.

Two rivals. One winner.Fresh off his fourth-place finish in his first Olympic final, British long jumper Adam Lowe finds himself standing face-to-face with the man who beat him to a medal. Little does he know, this chance encounter will spark a rivalry that, for Lowe, will become all-consuming.Through epic victories and crushing defeats, Lowe pushes himself to the brink, testing his mental, physical, professional, and personal limits.But when this fierce competition spirals out of control, Lowe must confront the question: What happens when you give it your all and still come up short?A powerful tale of competition, obsession, and the limits of endurance, "Running and Jumping" is perfect for fans of Fredrik Backman's "Beartown"Steven Kedie is a Manchester-born author best known for his novel "Suburb" and for co-founding the music website Eight Albums.

In the dark labyrinth of his memories, can Cameron Todd uncover the truth about his girlfriend's fatal plunge from a clifftop?With a brain injury preventing him from remembering anything, even the night Emma died, Cameron is trapped in a sinister game of piecing together his fragmented past.Accusations swirl around him - the police, Emma's grieving family - they all question whether his amnesia is a mere pretence. As he struggles to reconstruct the mosaic of his life, Cameron discovers that his relationship with Emma may not have been as idyllic as he believed. Could he have played a role in her death?Battling the fog of self-doubt and confusion, Cameron is torn between trusting his fragmented memories or fearing the lurking shadows of truth. Will his quest for answers expose a deadly secret he'd rather forget?From the acclaimed author of "The Silent Girls", this gripping psychological thriller promises a chilling journey of suspense and deception. Perfect for fans of D.S. Butler and Carol Wyer.Dylan Young is from South Wales and author of dark psychological thrillers, children's books and an adult contemporary fantasy.

Emerging triumphant from the firing line of war is no easy feat...In war-torn Warsaw, Anna joins the Polish resistance, risking everything for freedom with memories of her fanatical Nazi husband fueling her determination. As she grows close to the resistance, a kind doctor named Mateusz ignites dreams of a different life. But her happiness is shattered when her husband resurfaces.Now, Anna must masquerade as his wife once more to gather vital information. Can she spy on her own husband without losing her nerve? And with an enemy officer watching her every move, can she shield Mateusz, the man truly she loves, from danger?Packed with love, betrayal, and perilous choices, this is perfect for fans of "The Alice Network", "The Nightingale", and "The Tattooist of Auschwitz".s Not Exist"],"errors":{Born and raised in Poland, Gosia Nealon is a Gold Medal winner in the 2022 Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) for Europe-Best Regional Fiction.

Even perfect mothers have secrets...Meet Leah, the perfect wife and mum with a closet full of skeletons - and if the secret gets out, her carefully crafted world could crumble.Then there's Annie, the gangster's moll with a sharp mind. She's not afraid to get her hands dirty, but no one knows the devastating secret haunting her.And lastly, Terry, the king of Glasgow gangland. He's ruthless when it comes to growing his empire, but his weakness is women.As their three stories collide, the lives of each will change forever. Because even perfect women hide dark secrets... Don't they?A gripping ride through the seedy underbelly of Glasgow's criminal world, "The Housewife" is perfect for fans of Kimberly Chambers.Alex Kane is a psychological thriller writer who lives in Glasgow. She is a huge fan of the genre, and she is the bestselling author of "Angels" and "No Looking Back".

From bastions of freedom... to fallen saints.DSV, the elite secret service tasked with fighting Daedalus, the descendants of the Nazis, are winning. They have captured more of their agents and assets in the past six months than in the previous twenty years, and the plans for a Fourth Reich appear to be crumbling.But all is not as it seems. A whistleblower has identified a mole high up in the DSV hierarchy. But more worrying still is the identity of that informant... ruthless Daedalus commander Hans Bauer. Why would he give up such a valued operative?When word reaches them of a devastating Daedalus operation, codenamed Steel Thunder, Ethan Munroe, elite DSV operative, is tasked with only one mission: find the Daedalus core and bring them to justice, ending this seventy year-long cat and mouse game once and for all.But with a cataclysmic attack on the horizon, one that will eclipse anything the world has seen before, he is running out of time.A nerve-shattering conspiracy thriller with a devastating twist that will leave you reeling, perfect for fans of Scott Mariani, Clive Cussler and Adam Hamdy.\"The Disavowed\" follows Ethan Munroe, hostage negotiator, who is drawn into a clandestine struggle against the Nazi Fourth Reich in this action-packed thriller. Fans of Scott Mariani’s "Ben Hope" and Adam Hamdy’s \"Pendulum \"series, will inhale this thrilling new blend of suspense, espionage, and political intrigue.R. D. Shah is the bestselling author of action-packed spy thrillers, including "The Harker Chronicles" and "The Disavowed".

Chief Inspector Sara Vallén receives a tip that could help solve a 20-year-old cold case about a two-year-old boy who disappeared from his preschool without a trace.Meanwhile, Sara’s daughters Klara and Bella are being harassed by a group of young Nazi sympathisers for starting a student association supporting unaccompanied refugee youths. One of these youths, Reza, is found dead in Höje with a swastika carved into his forehead. A hunt for the killer begins while Vallén and her colleague, Torsten Venngren, follow up on the new lead on the missing toddler.A dark, fast-paced, crime thriller with a finger on the pulse of today's social climate, "Without a Trace" is the exciting third instalment to the Sara Vallén series. Cecilia Sahlström is a popular Swedish crime writer based in Lund, in the south of Sweden. She worked in the police force for twenty years before turning to writing. Her first novel, White Lilac, was highly acclaimed in Sweden and praised for its gritty realism and its authentic portrayal of police investigations.

The past will never let you go...When a four-year-old girl and her father are found dead in the Swedish city of Karlskrona, the police quickly rule it as a suicide. Believing it's a mistake, reformed criminal Luke Bergman is determined to uncover the truth.As the body count rises, Luke embarks on an investigation into his friend’s former involvement with a sinister cult, and dark secrets are exposed as Luke struggles to keep his own long-buried demons hidden.Can Luke expose the real killer and prove the innocence of his best friend, or will the shadows of the past overwhelm him?A nail-biting insight into the evils of cults, this suspenseful and unputdownable Scandi-crime inspired by true events will keep you on the edge of your seat!Stefan Malmström is a former news journalist who has worked for Sveriges Radio and Swedish TV4. At a young age, Stefan was manipulated into the Church of Scientology in Hässleholm, a small town in southern Sweden. "Kult", his first book, is based on his experiences in the cult.

Can their marriage be mended in time for Christmas?Lottie has always been thrifty. As a mother of three, it's even more important that she stretches the household budget as far as possible. Luckily, Lottie’s penchant for taking broken items and upcycling them has worked wonders for living on a shoestring.Henry can’t face telling Lottie he’s been made redundant. Instead, he pretends to go to work as usual while frantically job hunting. The race is on to find another role before Lottie discovers he’s another useless item for her collection – one that is beyond repair.Christmas is a time for giving, but will Lottie give Henry another chance if she learns about his lies? And can Henry give Lottie and their kids the life he so desperately wants them to have?A wonderfully warm and lighthearted married romance for fans of Holly Martin and Phillipa Ashley.Welcome to Applewell, an English village where love blooms amid rolling hills and cosy cottages. Each book in this heartwarming series introduces you to unforgettable characters navigating life's ups and downs, all while finding love when they least expect it. From unexpected reunions to destined romances, Applewell is a place of second chances and new beginnings. Perfect for fans of uplifting, cosy contemporary romances, especially those who love Holly Martin and Portia MacIntosh.Lilac Mills is the bestselling author of uplifting, feel-good romance, such as the "Tanglewood Village" series.

You have 87 seconds to save yourself from drowning. Can you? A young woman in a strapless blue summer dress lies on the cobblestones next to the canal. With her eyes half open, it looks like she's had one too many Bacardi Breezers and is going to wake up with a killer hangover. Except she won't wake up ever again... and her lifeless body has been pulled from Christianshavn canal, right in the centre of Copenhagen. Investigator Georg Guldmann watches with dismay as the zip of the bodybag is pulled close. As the last teeth of the zip catch, he realises something that feels out of place – a fiery red burn mark spreading across the victim's right underarm. It doesn’t take long for this observation to reveal two things: one, this isn’t a drunken mistake, this is a murder case and two, this woman is most likely not the only victim.The hunt for the truth leads Guldmann across Copenhagen; from the city's restaurant community, through the Danish Parliament and even to the magnificent Opera House. Perfect for fans of Nordic Noir influenced crime shows such as "The Bridge", "Borderliner" and Netflix’s "Marcella".Lone Theils is a Danish journalist and author who has worked as a correspondent in London. She debuted in 2015 with her crime series about Nora Sand, which has been published in 16 languages.

Embrace the gift of new beginnings!Holly's dream of celebrating Christmas in the Caribbean with her boyfriend Jeremy shatters when heartbreak strikes, bringing her back to her holiday-obsessed family.But a twist of fate reveals a charming stranger at her door the morning after drowning her sorrows. With Fin as an unexpected houseguest, Holly embarks on a Christmas staycation like no other.As sparks fly between them, Holly discovers there's more to Fin than meets the eye. Will Holly get the Christmas she craved and the man of her dreams?"Holly's Christmas Countdown" is the perfect festive read for fans of Sarah Morgan and Lucy Coleman.Suzie Tullett is an author of contemporary humorous fiction and romantic comedy. Her novels include "Going Underground", "The Trouble with Words", "Little White Lies" and "Butterflies", which was short-listed for The Guardian's Not the Booker Prize.

'Layers of secrets are gradually peeled back in this brilliantly absorbing tale.' Marion Todd, author of Old Bones LieDarkness lies at the heart of this family...In 1959 Milly starts her new life as a housemaid at Rutherford House, working for the aristocratic Rutherford-Percy clan. Entranced by her new mistress, Vivienne, she becomes deeply embroiled in the household and the keeper of dark secrets the family conceals beneath the mansion’s grand exterior.In the present day, Christie is working as a psychiatric nurse when she meets troubled patient Lillian Percy, Vivienne’s granddaughter and heiress to Rutherford House. They soon bond over the loss of their mothers– Lillian’s died when she was a child; Christie’s mysteriously disappeared over twenty years ago – and Christie finds herself increasingly fascinated by Lillian’s family and their imposing ancestral home.As Christie learns more about the Rutherford-Percys, she finds a shocking clue that could help her uncover what happened to her own mother. Desperate for answers, Christie puts her job, her family and even her very life on the line. But how much of the truth does she really want to know?A twisty, chilling modern gothic story about family secrets, perfect for fans of Kate Morton, Louise Douglas and Harriet Evans.CE Rose is the pen name of Caroline England, the author of psychological thrillers "Beneath the Skin", "My Husband’s Lies", "Betray Her" and "Truth Games". As CE Rose, Caroline has written gothic-tinged domestic suspense novels, "The House of Hidden Secrets" and "The House on the Water’s Edge".

Meet Prince Will of Istrana - he's brave, he's curious, and he's in for an adventure like no other!When a wolf-egg suddenly hatches, Will stands face to face with a majestic wind-wolf called Byrd, and quickly forms a bond with this winged wolf-creature.But their friendship is put to the test right away, as things take a dark turn when his own uncle, Sir Cort, reveals his sinister plans.Can Will and Byrd band together to stop Sir Cort before it's too late?A majestic fantasy series with lots of fantastical elements, magic, and friendships, "The Last of the Wind-Wolves 1: A Mysterious Gift" is perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy exploring new worlds."A Mysterious Gift" is the first book in the series "The Last of the Wind-Wolves". A thrilling fantasy series about magic and true friendship for boys and girls alike.Camilla Wandahl (b. 1986) is a writer, public speaker, and blogger. Her debut novel, "Awaiting Heart", was published in 2009, and she has since written a variety of novels for children and young adults.

When nightmares become reality, how do you find the strength to keep hope alive?When eleven-year-old Danny Stone is kidnapped on his way home from school, panic grips his parents, Martha and Richard.As authorities scramble to find answers, their home in Bristol becomes a battleground of suspicion - until a ransom demand arrives, leaving Martha ready to pay any price.But as Richard hesitates, secrets begin to unravel and Martha fights to untangle her husband's web of deception while the fate of their son hangs by a thread.Will Danny make it out alive? Or will one horrific moment cause irreparable damage to all three of their lives?Perfect for fans of Cara Hunter, Liane Moriarty, and Lisa Jewell.After a career in childcare, Gillian transitioned to therapeutic counselling. Following this, five years working in the voluntary sector for Victim Support brought a whole new range of experiences as she supported victims of crimes. The characters Gillian creates are inspired from the diversity of people she has met throughout her working life.

It’s that time of year again, snowflakes are fluttering and the countdown to Christmas has begun!Twenty-seven-year-old Holly Devine has just had her heart well and truly broken. Hurt by the two people she loves the most, she flees to her eccentric Aunt Clara’s cosy cottage to hide away over the winter season. But kind, impulsive Aunt Clara has other ideas... She’s not about to see her favourite niece wallowing in sadness during the most wonderful time of the year. So, with the help of her close circle of friends and plenty of gin, she creates a handmade advent calendar for Holly.Every day Holly opens a new door and has a different task to complete. She soon finds herself asking out a complete stranger – gorgeous, cheeky pub landlord, Finn Jackson. But as handsome Finn gets involved in her festive challenges, Holly’s determination to avoid romance is put to the test. Still, Finn’s far too carefree and single for true love, isn’t he?As Holly begins to embrace each day – a complete makeover, building the biggest snowman she’s ever seen, singing in a karaoke contest – Finn is there adding fun and laughter to every moment. Holly starts to realise that she can become the person she’s always wanted to be...But a secret from Finn’s past threatens to turn Holly’s Christmas upside down and makes her question everything she has experienced in the last few weeks. Will Finn open up to Holly in time to show her how he really feels? And will she complete the advent calendar challenges and fall in love this Christmas?It’s time to curl up for a delicious Christmas romance about daring to take chances, opening yourself up to love, and being true to who you really are. Perfect for fans of Carole Matthews, Debbie Johnson and Debbie Macomber.Readers are falling in love with The Christmas Countdown!‘Oh how I loved this book. Spent my whole afternoon reading it and once I finished it, I was filled with joy... You get so involved with these characters... Honestly, this was such a good book. Would recommend it to everyone.’ Goodreads Reviewer‘This was such a heartwarming Christmas romance and I absolutely loved Holly and Finn and was smiling through all their cute moments. This book made me so happy!’ Goodreads Reviewer‘I adored the Christmas-y setting... While this is a super cute romance story, the main plot, at least, as I viewed it, was about Holly finding herself... Sunflower Island is a perfect setting for adorable romantic comedies and I would love to see more stories set here. It was a totally feel-good story that made me excited for Christmas.’ Books Over EverythingDonna Ashcroft was born in London and grew up in Buckinghamshire. She went to university in Lancashire and, among other things, worked as a copywriter, buyer, waitress, secretary and marketing manager.Her first book was shortlisted for the RNA Debut Romantic Novel of the Year in 2019.Donna loves a happy ending and is never happier than when she's escaping into a romance novel or movie. When she's not reading or writing she'll probably be found hoovering ... or negotiating with her two teenagers about who is doing the washing up.

From the war-torn streets of Odense to the devastated warzone of South Korea, destiny calls...Nurse Molly Dahl wants to escape the trauma of wartime Denmark by joining the hospital ship, Jutlandia, set for the battlefields of Korea. Yun, an eleven-year-old North Korean girl, flees her village which was destroyed by Napalm, seeking sanctuary from the havoc. Both Molly and Yun abandon their pasts, hopeful for a brighter future in South Korea. However, their journey becomes more treacherous than they could ever have anticipated. When their lives converge in the vibrant port city of Pusan, there is an unforeseen intertwining of fates. An inspiring historical drama set in the aftermath of World War II, this tale of resilience, hope, and the indomitable human spirit is sure to captivate readers who were swept away by "The Nightingale" by Kristin Hannah and "Sarah’s Key" by Tatiana de Rosnay."Mich Vraa is an acclaimed Danish novelist, journalist and literary translator, best known for his historical trilogy of novels about the Danish West Indies. Jesper Bugge Kold is a Danish journalist and author of historical novels such as "Vintermænd".

"What were we, then, if ‘English’ was a prize out of our reach and ‘Tunisian’ was the mask we wore at home?"Caught between cultures and struggling to find her identity, Nessie, a Londoner with Tunisian roots, navigates the complexities of belonging. With her multiple name - Nesrine, Susu, Nessie - and a yearning for acceptance, she grapples with not being "enough" for anyone.But when Mrs Brown enters their lives, her charismatic presence becomes the glue holding their dysfunctional family together - until a catastrophic betrayal tears them apart.Now, years later, Nessie seeks independence but finds herself trapped in self-destructive patterns. As unsolved family mysteries resurface, she begins to wonder: what really happened between her parents and Mrs Brown?Perfect for fans of NoViolet Bulawayo's "We Need New Names".London-born Ola Mustapha, pursued studies in economics and Japanese before immersing herself in teaching English in Japan. Now an editor, her captivating short fiction graces the pages of esteemed literary journals like Aesthetica, Storgy, and Bandit Fiction.

An old enemy, a new threat, and a secret that could tear the world apart.Hostage negotiator Ethan Munroe is called urgently to a developing crime scene. A serial killer is holding a young girl hostage, and, inexplicably, demands his attendance.Events quickly spiral out of control, and the security of Ethan's life is stripped away, as he is thrown headlong into a perilous world of deception, espionage and danger, lurking deep within the shadows of political power.Ethan will discover things about himself he could never have suspected, come face-to-face with a terrifying foe, and uncover an unthinkable truth that could not only shatter his own future but that of the world... The enigma that is Project Icarus.A totally gripping conspiracy thriller with a twist you will never see coming, perfect for fans of Lee Child, Scott Mariani, and Adam Hamdy.\"The Disavowed\" follows Ethan Munroe, hostage negotiator, who is drawn into a clandestine struggle against the Nazi Fourth Reich in this action-packed thriller. Fans of Scott Mariani’s "Ben Hope" and Adam Hamdy’s \"Pendulum\" series, will inhale this thrilling new blend of suspense, espionage, and political intrigue.R. D. Shah is the bestselling author of "The Harker Chronicles".

A leopard dances under the moon. A wolf prowls. A red-beaked bird flies free.Three girls born on the same day in wolf light, the magical dusk, are bound together to protect the world. They can dazzle or destroy. They have wind-song and fire-fury at their fingertips, but their enemies are everywhere.From the bleak steppes of Mongolia and the tropical forests of Ghana to the stormy moors of Cornwall, the lands they love are plundered and poisoned. The girls must rally to perfect their skills and prove the strength of sister magic.But how far will Zula, Adoma and Linet go to defend their homes?Steeped in elemental myth, "Wolf Light" is a call to us all to hear the ancient power within us, protect our environment, and conserve our heritage.It is the ideal read for fans of Kiran Millwood Hargrave's "The Girl of Ink and Stars" and Emmi Itäranta's "The Memory of Water".What people are saying about "Wolf Light":´Elemental myth and magic are the beating heart of "Wolf Light"... Fans of magical realism and powerful women will find much to admire.´ - Observer´She weaves ancient storytelling magic into words of exceptional beauty... Everyone should read Badoe´ - Sophie Anderson, author of "The House with Chicken Legs".Yaba Badoe is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and writer. Yaba was born in Ghana but now lives in England with her husband. She has been nominated for the Distinguished Woman of African Cinema award.Yaba's YA debut novel ´A Jigsaw of Fire and Stars´ was shortlisted for the 2018 Branford Boase Award and nominated for the 2018 Carnegie Medal.

A heart-warming Christmas romance set in Cornwall! Perfect for fans of Trisha Ashley, Victoria Walters, Heidi Swain and Phillipa Ashley...Can Beth learn to open her heart this Christmas...?Between setting up her boutique and raising her six-year-old son, single mum Beth Sterling has little time for romance.When she moves her business into a cosy converted stable on the scenic Trenouth Estate, she finds herself clashing with the handsome but aloof owner of the estate, Tristan Trenouth.When the two are forced to work together, they grudgingly put their differences aside and agree to an uneasy truce that slowly blossoms into a strong mutual attraction.But with a young son, a fledgling business and a painful past to contend with, Beth needs someone she can rely on. And Tristan has demons of his own to face...Will they find happiness together in time for Christmas, or will the shadows of the past drive them apart?Teresa F. Morgan is the bestselling author of cosy, contemporary romances that are often inspired by her love of Cornwall.

Revenge. Betrayal. Murder.In the gritty underbelly of 1980s Glasgow, Scotland, one cop stands tall - even with a fear of heights.Faced with a daunting task, DI Luc Kidston must focus on finding a samurai sword-wielding vigilante while untangling the case of one of his protégés, who's accused of a chilling crime.To solve both problems Kidston will have to take some unorthodox steps, including enlisting the help of a forensic hypnotist and challenging his own colleagues.As the stakes rise, will he be able to push beyond his limits?"The Fear of Falling" is perfect for fans of Neil Lancaster and Ian Rankin.Born and raised in Glasgow, John Harkin's novels draw on his experience as a former police commander and hostage negotiator. His debut novel, "The Fear of Falling", was featured in Bloody Scotland - an annual crime fiction festival.

Can you see danger when it's right in front of you?When Edinburgh reporter Frankie is assigned a high-profile crime story about a series of sexual assaults, she relishes the prospect of her big break.As she begins uncovering the truth behind women's safety, online trolls known as incels start threatening her very existence.Will Frankie uncover the truth, or will she become the next target?This intense and unsettling thriller about resentment and rage is perfect for fans of Pascal Engman's "Femicide".Praise for "Open Your Eyes":´Absolutely amazing... had me hooked from the very first page... I couldn't put in down and read it in one sitting!´ - Goodreads reviewer´An absolute cracker of a debut novel from this new brilliant author. Just read it and judge for yourself, you will not be able to put it down.´ - Goodreads reviewerScotland-born Heather escaped the rat-race in 2018, reinvented herself as an editor, and now thrives as a part-time freelancer and Commissioning Advisor for Bloodhound.

Two lost souls. One chance at love.From battlefields to bookshelves, Captain Jane Reed is on a mission to help a world-renowned author, Veronica Cooper, reclaim her passion. Seeking solace from the hustle and bustle of Venice, the two head to a tranquil countryside villa, where Jane discovers more than just the beauty of nature.As fate would have it, Jane crosses paths with David, Veronica's mysterious and brooding son. He too carries the weight of his past, but can Jane break through his walls and find the love they deserve? Or will their scars prove to be too deep to mend?A tender and uplifting romance for fans of Rosanna Ley and Jennifer Bohnet.Writing since the age of 14, bestseller T. A. Williams has perfected the balance of love, mystery, and travel in his beloved book series - from his holiday romances to his cosy whodunnits.

Through the changing seasons, amidst a sprawling ducal country estate, ex-steelworker George Purse's role as a gamekeeper goes beyond mere employment. With determination, he safeguards the birds, nurturing them with care, even as they become targets for the wealthy elite.As the Glorious Twelfth approaches, George must orchestrate flawless hunts for the Duke and his esteemed guests, ensuring their satisfaction while fending off the persistent poachers who threaten the delicate balance of the land.A masterpiece of nature writing as well as a radical statement on work and class, "The Gamekeeper" stands as a haunting classic of twentieth-century fiction.Barry Hines (1939-2016), born into a mining family in South Yorkshire, had a diverse career from coal mining to teaching before becoming a renowned writer. His most famous work, "A Kestrel for a Knave," has never been out of print in the UK and was brought to life by Ken Loach in the film adaptation "Kes".

Can love bloom in Lilacwell once more?Newly engaged couple Jasper and Adira have finally settled into The Laurels manor, and officially bid farewell to their respective city lives.Inspired by their journey, Rory, Adira’s friend and ex-colleague, yearns for a fresh start and rekindles his relationship with Lilacwell’s innkeeper, Cassie.But Cassie has been loved and left before and is reluctant to trust Rory. Will she dare to trust again, or will the allure of his promising law career sway his choices?With Jasper and Adira’s wedding just around the corner, some big changes are coming to the sleepy village...A beautifully cosy romance for fans of Holly Martin and Jessica Redland.Praise for "Return to Lilacwell":‘The perfect romance.’ - Reader review‘What a lovely book... each chapter made me smile. A truly uplifting happy read!’ - Reader review‘A sweet book... very enjoyable characters and setting.’ - Reader reviewSasha Morgan lives in a village by the coast in Lancashire. She writes mainly contemporary fiction, with her previous series having a touch of 'spice' -probably due to all the Jilly Cooper novels she read as a teenager.

Lucas is a talented gamer - and his skills are about to be put to the test!Lucas loves playing video games and he spends most of his time practising his gaming skills - despite his mother's disapproval.One day, his computer starts acting strangely, and before he knows what has happened, his room has gotten a bit too crowded...Lucas' world and the gaming world have somehow connected, and to Lucas' disbelief, four gaming characters are now standing in front of him: Mega Monkey, Jump Kidd, Major Powers, and Pixie.The odd group is on a mission to stop a dangerous villain who has escaped Server City - and they need Lucas' help to guide them through this strange and analogue place in order to stop the villain!´Game On 1: Shweet Revenge´ is the ideal read for anyone with an affinity for gaming or for fans of Disney's ´Wreck-It Ralph´.Danish author Andreas Nederland has helped produce the popular TV show “Troldspejlet” and has written the manuscripts for the films “Junior” and “Voksenfælden.” Together with the author Frederik Hansen, he has written a long line of exciting children's books.

Fig Fitzsherbert is good at a lot of things: making lists, playing the piano, advanced mathematics.But it's never quite enough for her high-flying mother, who every New Year's Day sets Fig an impossible resolution.So one year, Fig decides to set her own challenge instead: she's going to swim her way round the world. There's just one tiny problem... Fig can't swim.Taking it one length at a time, Fig embarks on the adventure of a lifetime. But with her mother closing in, will she be able to keep her head above water and complete her challenge?A fun, quirky coming-of-age story, perfect for fans of Katy Birchall, "Geek Girl" and "Super Awkward".Lou Abercrombie left Durham University with a First Class Maths degree before getting a job in television, where she worked first as an Audio Engineer and then as a Post Production Manager.

Vowing to honour her dead father's memory, 23-year-old Wanda throws herself into the Polish resistance, risking her life to transport ammunition for the uprising against the Nazis.But a clandestine meeting with an informant reveals a shocking twist. The man before her is the very soldier who took her father's life. Claiming to be a double agent, the informant sparks doubt, forcing Wanda to make a life-altering decision: trust the man she hates most in the world or jeopardize her network's crucial mission.Will she change the tide of the war and prove her father's sacrifice was not in vain?An unputdownable story of love, loss, and courage, fans of "The Alice Network", "The Nightingale" and "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" will adore this utterly heartbreaking page-turner.Born and raised in Poland, Gosia Nealon is a Gold Medal winner in the 2022 Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) for Europe-Best Regional Fiction.