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Into Dusk is the powerful story of long-lost siblings Jean, Barry and Audrey. The main character, Jean, is a middle-aged woman who takes on a dramatic life of role play by assuming multiple identities. She envisages the kind of person she once hoped to be and acts this out through her fantasy world...

At age 4, Lauren Chisholm declared she had the ‘most gorgeoustist, sparkly, friend in all the world, whose voice sounds like singing’. Her parents thought about taking her to a psychiatrist in the hope that Lauren would forget all about her ‘favouritemost friend’. But they knew who she was...

Working as a courier for an escape line over the Pyrenees early in the Second World War, Françoise is approached by the British Secret Service. Is what they propose – involving leaving her family and entering the lethal game of wartime espionage – reasonable for a young woman only two years after...

Two murders, two years and eight thousand miles apart. Trained killers waiting patiently outside the opera at the Verona Arena. Shadowy figures ransacking a Lake Como hotel room. A chance encounter on a tropical beach in the place that sweeps clean in the country that isn’t there. Five separate...

A world where privacy is a thing of the past... Bryn Williams lives quietly in Ealing, West London, writing popular history articles for magazines. Things have not been going well for him – his computer has been hacked and his bank account emptied. He is increasingly aware that his actions – on...

Julie Marsden has learned to deal with life. She has already survived the early loss of her parents, a repressive upbringing by her aunt and a brief marriage and divorce. When her aunt dies suddenly, she moves to London but soon finds that her drab image stops her from obtaining a job. Encouraged by her best friend Penny she reinvents herself and transforms into a chic office girl.

A young girl escapes her abusive family in Bridlington and heads for West London. Before becoming a fully fledged member of the local community she finds herself embroiled with bloodthirsty Morris Dancer fundamentalists, agent provocateurs, society heiresses, scheming fashion editors, wily industrialists,...

No Buts, Becky! is a period novel set in the East End of London in 1908. It describes the tenement life of a Yiddish-speaking Russian Jewish family who, like many others, escaped to England from the widespread killing of innocent Jews, known as pogroms. The heroine, eleven-year-old Becky, and...

It was December 1979 and my dad was sending me ‘home’, to become more cultured in the ways of Bangladeshi life. To me home was England... Being the eldest son, I had to grow up and needed this indoctrination in the ways of Bengali life and culture before I became too ‘westernised.’ A Boy,...

Elderly widow Francesca Hartford is fearful about being a volunteer at the London 2012 Olympics. Her husband, Donald, had died three months before the Games were about to start so who would give her encouragement now?

London is faced with the greatest terrorist outrage it has ever experienced when Scotland Yard and much of its surroundings are reduced to rubble. With hundreds dead, detectives are forced to confront the fact that somewhere in their midst, at the very heart of their team, there is a traitor. A deeply...

This is the story of two Titanic survivors; a young crewwoman, Ruby, and an East End man, Nashey.

A Shining Space: A Daughter’s Life is the biography of Sarah Eugenie Fabian, who died suddenly at the age of five, after a fortunate and happy life. It is also the story of a mother’s conversion from ignorance and indifference about babies to astonished love and admiration, and the postponement...

S. Lynn Scott’s debut novel is a funny, moving and very original tale that takes the reader on a rollicking adventure through modern England – accompanied by the Virgin Queen and William Shakespeare. Ally is living an ordinary life until Elizabeth and William come to stay. Exactly why Elizabeth...