Apollo imprint: 88 books

     The story is packed with action, suspense, romance, and corporate intrigue. The protagonist is Michael Strackston who has recently graduated from trade school studying architecture and was running a local youth center. He is randomly approached by a Mr. Callahan, who offers him a position...

     The saga continues as Mike takes over as leader of the Horsemen Association. He continues to investigate ICP and RPM corporations and has associates recover Indian artifacts from the same mines where the other artifacts were found. The investigation uncovers the possibility of ICP and RPM...

As the title suggests, this book does contain some erotic and explicit adult material not suitable for minors. This is not a book about romance it is about adult intimate sex for pleasure intertwined with the complexities of life. Darragh Scott is therapist who takes life at face value. Brimming with...

This is a story about a father and son relationship. Aiden is curious about the world and seeks guidance from his father on his options for the future; career opportunities. This is a story addressing the power of support and believe in yourself.

Uno Barons, a private eye and disgraced cop, is about to hit the big time but may not survive the experience.  Staged in Dublin, Ireland this engaging novel is a roller coaster ride with no contemporary comparison.  Steeped in intrigue, loyalty, death and deceit, it is whirlpools within whirlpools. ...

31 Days to Live focuses on growth and behavior changes. Each character seeks for their own identity. For every mistake, there is room for growth. The young heroes display the ability to reshape their minds and make better decisions. Their actions will not affect only one person, but many people. The...

Renowned activist Andy Parker's account of the story that shocked America, the murder of his daughter, reporter Alison Parker, on live television, and his extraordinary ensuing fight for commonsense gun safety legislation and doing "Whatever It Takes" to end gun violence. On August 26, 2015,...

Seeing beyond, is a story about how God uses ordinary people to do his work on earth, and how that gift becomes a link that will connect so many lives together. Travel with Mr. Yalley as he sees beyond what the ordinary eyes cannot see. Seeing Beyond is fiction but with facts that will bring readers...

Margo McDonagh lived one hundred and fifty years ago during a barbaric and oppressive period in Irish history when brutality frequently held sway over justice and tragedy proved a habitual way of life. Margo gave birth to a boy, Hugo, a beautiful and gifted child. This is the tragic story of a mother's...

When school is out, and summer is in everybody at Glass Art Academy, a school for prodigies and talented students, are excited about the summer. Everybody except for Benny Breezy a young piano prodigy who needs to rediscover his voice for music again. Worried about what's going to happen to him and...

'The Book of the Year, perhaps of the decade, has to be Matthew Sturgis's Oscar' TLS, Books of the Year. NOMINATED FOR THE WOLFSON HISTORY PRIZE 2019. A SUNDAY TIMES BOOK OF THE YEAR. 'Simply the best modern biography of Wilde ... A terrific achievement' Evening Standard. 'Page-turning...

Arina Petrovna rules the Golovlev family with an iron hand. Around her swarm her family; her alcoholic sons, dissipated grandchildren and degenerate husband. But in his darkened study, her son Porfiry schemes for an overthrow of power. In this powerful novel, the great Russian satirist presents a stark portrait of the Russian gentry sapped by generations of idleness and social irrelevance.

'Sensational. The most minutely researched and brilliantly told account ever' MAIL ON SUNDAY. Laura Thompson re-examines the truths behind one of post-war Britain's most notorious murders: the bludgeoning to death of nanny Sandra Rivett in a Belgravia basement on 7 November 1974. Lord Lucan, found...

'One of the greatest novels of the Second World War' The Times. 'A remarkable find' Antony Beevor. 'A masterpiece' Mail on Sunday. Stalingrad, November 1942. Lieutenant Breuer dreams of returning home for Christmas. But he and his fellow German soldiers will spend winter in a frozen hell – as...