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When Jeanne became increasingly forgetful, Brian simply put it down to the ageing process. Gradually it occurred to him that it could be dementia, that it might be the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. He acquired one or two books on Alzheimer’s – just in case. They were helpful but he realised...

London, June 1968. Creativity in fashion and music is at its height, and opportunities abound. An ambitious young woman, like many before her, arrives from a provincial city to take her chances. After a shaky start, things take a turn for the better when she finds herself surrounded by money,...

Nottinghamshire, 1986. The body of a young boy is discovered at a secluded beauty spot in Nottinghamshire. The post mortem reveals that the child had been sexually assaulted and suffocated. Chief Inspector Danny Flint and the MCIU begin an enquiry into the boy’s death. As their investigation...

Nottinghamshire, 1986. Two brutal murders are discovered on the same day at different ends of the county. Both the victims are men and both have been mutilated and tortured before having their throats cut and being left to bleed to death. An identical series of letters and numbers has been daubed...

“Deadly Diplomacy gripped me from page one and made me want to carry on reading until all was revealed... the insider knowledge for the storyline means that a genuine insight into the world of international diplomacy suffuses the whole book…highly recommended.”  (www.crimesquad.com)...

‘Kapotheni’ has transformed itself from a ruined island into a playground for tourists. These eighteen linked stories highlight the funny, the tragic, the sinister, and the erotic aspects of the lives of the increasing crowds of middle-aged travellers and settlers, as they encounter the culture...

with posthumous assistance from Kate Russell Divine Adams Compiled and edited by Kathryn Adams Just after the end of World War II, the Divine family moved into Holt Cottage in the town of Loughborough and on the fringes of the future university. Seen through the eyes of Zandra Divine,...

Another exciting page-turner full of intrigue, tension and drama from this knowledgeable author British diplomat Jess Turner is on temporary assignment in the Governor’s Office of the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean. The coral sands and turquoise seas are stunning, but things are...

For the dedicated teachers of St. Jude’s Primary School, the new academic year promises to deliver more of the usual – recycled government initiatives, regular bouts of vandalism and the inevitable mix of classroom successes and frustrations. Here, the lives of staff, pupils and parents...

Paul Illingworth, a dedicated and ambitious young officer at the threshold of life’s great adventure, comes face to face with the realities of military command. In order to win the trust of an experienced and uncompromising platoon, he must choose between his childhood love and the path that beckons...

“…The sexual life of women is a ‘dark continent’ for psychology.” So said Sigmund Freud in the middle of the 20th century. Years later, in the modern age of equality, we would be wise to include men in the quote, as evidenced by this collection of ‘stories’ told by men and women...

It won’t be long before Atlantis disappears forever, its cities, temples and inhabitants overwhelmed by a giant tsunami, but time has already run out for some people, stalked and murdered by a serial killer. The first, a competitor in a marathon race, was seen crossing the finishing line...

Meet Gabriel De Luca. Happily married. Doting father of two rugrats. At 39 years old he’s seen it all, done it all, and lived his life to its fullest. Nothing in his life has ever, can ever, or does ever surprise him... that is until he met her – Isabella Angeli. Young. Beautiful. Pure of heart...