Cap Publishing: 24 books

When a genius in Artificial Intelligence dies, two competing companies battle to crack the most intelligent computer game ever developed. How far will they go to win? This is one in a series of six short stories by David P Elliot from an anthology published under the title 'Pieces of Fate'.

A jaded 57 year old takes his family to the Borders of Scotland to research family history and encounters incredible danger as 700 years of Scottish Border history unravels to threaten all he holds dear in his life. Heros and mythical creatures and power in the modern World are confronted as the family struggle to protect a small child - their only weapon, the power of their CLAN.

28 years after a young child is rescued from a supernatural attack the nightmares have begun. Are these simply childhood memories emerging from somewhere buried deep in his subconscious? Or has the Evil really returned to attack him once more? In David P Elliot’s sequel to his historical...

Two children, a sister aged seven and a brother aged ten, embark upon a school outing to the Hill of the White Horse, deep in the heart of southern Oxfordshire. Soon after their arrival, however, the mystery and unspoken magic of the hill and its surroundings begin to reach out to them, so much so...

As Salt City’s only alchemist, Malcolm Ward has been minding his own business for the last ten years. His shop, The Village Alchemist, caters to mages, mystics, and magic wannabes—including Tommy DeLuce, the mayor’s son. But when a fire elemental kills Tommy, the city council demands that Mal...

Fimbul is the third of a series of ten fantasy adventure books by Oxfordshire writer Michael T. Ashgillian. Known as ‘The Northland Tales', the first book, Under the Tree, was published in 2103. and the second, The Fairey Flag, in 2014. No-one could have known why three children were drawn...

The Fairey Flag is the second of a series of ten fairy-tale & fantasy adventure books for children and adults alike by Oxfordshire writer Michael T. Ashgillian.Known as ‘The Northland Tales’ The first book, Under the Tree, was published in 2013,The Fairey Flag takes the reader to...

‘Wallace: For Freedom Alone’ is the English language translation of the first part of the trilogy written by E. G. Spitzer of the legendary battle of the hopelessly outnumbered Sir William Wallace, Chieftain of Ellerslie, against the English occupying power for the freedom of his beloved Scotland.In...

It is one hundred years since the Fimbul winter. Danger no longer threatens the Northlands, but as a consequence, Alex has become restless and yearns for new adventure. Far from his kingdom, he finds what he seeks as he journeys into the east. Into The East is the fourth of a series of ten...

If you are looking for a best-selling diet book, this is NOT it. . . .  For over one hundred years, our culture has promoted dieting—with the goal of losing weight—as the acceptable way to eat. With this aim of weight loss, a diet's rules determine your eating choices and in...