Copyhouse Press Ltd: 10 books

Watching as her two year old sister’s hair moves without explanation is just the beginning for seventeen year old Tina Trudent   When she and her family move home, things take a sinister turn and Tina soon realizes that she is the key making the hauntings stop  ...

Aiden's life is thrown into turmoil when his girlfriend, Claire, is kidnapped by Andrew, her long-term stalker. Struggling to deal with his inability to save her, Aiden turns to his music and writes her a song. Aiden's success-driven father, on overhearing Aiden's song, uploads it to the internet, unleashing...

Keith Lawton is a victory. A victory over neglect. A victory over torment. A victory over a harrowing and painful past. Born to an alcoholic father and a schizophrenic mother, Keith Lawton did not have a childhood - he had a ticking bomb. His father's death and his mother's illness lit the...

Tierra del Fuego, the southern tip of South America. A routine business trip for a distressed businessman in a broken marriage, leads him into a life changing journey of adventure, love and self discovery...   From the pen of Johannesburg's newest Action and Adventure author Jyri Hamalainen comes a tale of peril on the high seas...

A by chance discovery of a Second World War Nazi artifact from a rusted wreck in the waters off a South African seaside village, leads to a spectacular African adventure on the high seas. "Nightingale" is an action-adventure from Johannesburg-based Finnish author Jyri Hamalainen

There was to be no public display of emotion at the train station. The Wharton brothers, Joe, Harry and Ernie, strode off to battle, grins etched on their faces. Out-of-step strides carried them through the cheers that echoed by. Joe was the eldest of the brothers, his eyes telling a different...

A harrowing true life tale of pain, suffering and one man's triumph over adversity...   As a young boy he grew up under the wing of his iconic father. A joy to be around, his father had more talent than a dozen men, but there was a deep terrible secret about his dad that his entire family...

Set in a remote village, this is a slice of Nigerian Ethnofiction from a master of the genre... Mike Effa's "The Mysterious Liver" is an unusual, unsettling and unforgettable journey into the fabric of a society on the outermost fringes of civilisation.

The institutional abuse and neglect of children unlucky enough to enter the UK care system has been recently been described as a "national disgrace" by a UK Government report. The statistics on their own make heart-breaking reading, yet behind every one of them there is an individual tale of abandonment,...

Sailor, Sailor is a gentle, heart-warming WW2 tale based upon true events, and inspired by stories shared between parent and child over the years. Denise Cory Blake writes with insight, affection and light humour, pulling the reader deep into her memory as she explores the past and present...