Crimson Cloak Publishing: 210 books

Jill Wallace's memoir of her full life is a fascinating and uplifting read. Managing well after a childhood accident, she was initially refused disability allowance, and began a long fight for justice as a result.  Jill was well known on the tea dance scene over much of the north of England for many...

Hurrying out of the supermarket with a typical shopping bag of items, Vincent is mown down by a passing car. Symbolised by the items in his shopping basket, each embarrassing episode in his downtrodden life passes before his eyes as he struggles to survive. A life-changing near-death experience related...

A  collection of miscellaneous short stories from the author of "Random Reflections on American Society, Politics and the Human Condition", ranging from a mysterious murder to the vagaries of being a scuba instructor. Tales of a Vagabond Soul is a collection of insightful short stories...

Tap into your Inner Power for Greater Self-Worth Learn to Hypnotize Yourself Lose Weight for Better Health Stop Smoking When Alcohol is not Your Friend Overcome Fears Face Pre-and Post Surgeries Control Anger Challenging COPD And more… Special...

Autumn 1856 and young and feisty Isabelle Sedgeford runs terrified from Blakefields Mansion, leaving behind her friend Abigail who has fallen in love with a schemer and is being held prisoner for her own protection. The two girls had expected an introduction to society, and possibly romance,...

John Aarons is a college student from Wright University (Dayton, Ohio) and is majoring in Asian Studies, with a minor in Japanese Feudal History.  This term, he’s studying the Edo Period and is going on a field trip to Kagoshima, Japan to visit some old monuments and monasteries.  While at one...

The weather is awful but the chickens are yelling, they want their breakfast and they want to be let out so they can go exploring. But oh dear, once they see the rain and how wet and muddy it is, and how the wind howls, they refuse to go outside.  Just another normal day on the chicken farm.

The tranquil life of the animals living at The Common comes under threat as the ravens try to stage a takeover after a carefully planned attack. They try to blame humans for their actions. The ravens offer protection to the animals in return for slavery. Some of the animals discover the truth and...

Ronoven, a demon dreaming of an escape from Hell, finds an excuse for an extended vacation on Earth, where he pretends to be a young drifter called Ben. Everything is going great – until he meets Chris. This unassuming teacher is using an assumed identity, too. Cursed with immortality and named...

Mary Sumeridge is a little girl with a heart much bigger than her tiny Troll friend Poppy, who gets around by flying on the back of a seagull. With a witch's heritage from her Granny Ann, who can change into a tiny bird to help save the life of her granddaughter,  Mary sets out to save a ghost and...

It's snowing! Grandpa remembers what it was like when he was a child.  His grandkids want to hear all about fun in the snow when Grandpa was their age. Grandpa Explains the Snow presents a beautifully rendered look at what life was like in a 1950s neighborhood.  The book has been designed to present...

Sam est un jeune garçon qui n’arrive pas à dormir, distrait par les nombreux bruits dans la nuit. Chaque membre de sa famille essaie de l’aider. Éventuellement sa Mamie découvre le problème et sa sœur Émilie vient à la rescousse en trouvant une solution qui démontre à Sam combien il...

For one student, college is about to become the education of a lifetime. When Jay Ferragamo becomes Editor of The Scope, South Central College’s campus newspaper, he quickly learns the financial disaster he’s been handed.  Rather than giving up, Jay embarks on a mission to secure the needed...

"Are You Emotionally Ready To Retire?"  It's not a question that only Baby Boomers are asking, but also a question that all ages should be asking. What author Beverly Lessard discovered through her own experiences as well as those of the people she interviewed, was that to be happily...