Grosvenor House Publishing: 395 books

Belgium May 1940. German forces invade the Low Countries; untried units of the British Expeditionary Force are poised to repel the German advance. Bombardier Alan Hibbert and his gun crew see action for the first time when they fight rear guard actions during the BEF withdrawal, until they receive...

The crewman's story opens with a rowdy postmortem held on the rescue ship, leaving all in confusion. Then comes a flashback to Titanic's departure from Belfast, her dubious coaling in Southampton, then the voyage itself, with a lively technical tour of the ship to set the scene. After hitting ice,...

The UK is under sustained attack from Islamic extremists. Jihadists bomb the London underground network; bomb a London nightclub; hold the nation hostage by attacking its nuclear power generating facilities then unleash wholesale slaughter on to the streets of Oxford. Individuals and the nation's security forces are left to deal with the consequences.

Hazel Hutchinson went to South Africa in 1956 looking for a good life in a new country. Instead she met and fell in love with black South African writer and political activist, Alfred Hutchinson. South Africa then was no place for a mixed race relationship so they made the hazardous journey across...

Eddie Zero is not your usual hero. He is a successful professional drummer from the 90's whose four interests in life are blondes, mozart, marijuana and cricket. This, his first novel, takes us from Barbados to a Bedouin encampment in the Jordanian desert, via Beirut and Swindon! You will find, amongst...

Leaders and managers face numerous challenges and arguably the biggest is 'the people challenge':motivating, inspiring, nurturing and coaching the troupes. Relationships with individuals are therefore key to the success of your business and in turn yourself. Top executive business coach Dean Williams...

Hasta La Flip-Flops! is the hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking, story of Louie 'The Lip' O'Brien, a face on the club scene of Palma, Mallorca from 1967 until the early 90s and, in his own way, a legend. Louie's story begins when young people tasted freedom in the sun for the first time and a revolution...

“There Are No Two Marrows” explores, with great humour, a real modern-day dilemma. Archie, a somewhat eccentric retired coal miner with traditional northern passions and pastimes, informs his family, out of the blue, that he intends to take his own life and wants their help in celebrating it....

After 25 years of marriage Stella has adapted her life satisfactorily around her husband's workaholic hours and his apparent disinterest in herself and their son. Until.....one day her world comes crashing down when he's forced to reveal that he's borrowed large sums of money, supposedly for his business,...

The particular words, whose use and meaning is examined in this study, are commonly used by people with strong convictions about moral issues and identity politics. They are often attached to ideals, policies and practices in diverse and frequently contradictory ways. Is there, then, so much confusion...

Spanning three centuries and two countries, Ladies of the Shire weaves together the lives of eight individuals on their unforgettable, epic journey from the hay-meadows of Leicestershire, England to the mud and bloody artistry of 1914-18 France. From these trenches rises a retribution that will claim...

This is a personal journey through history and politics on the back of the narrator’s own experiences in the two countries he has come to love most: Greece and England. The impact of momentous events over the years on everyday lives and the ensuing struggle for survival are vividly, poetically and...

With great DIY aspirations, there is nothing Gurney Leafmould won’t tackle – but intent and results are poles apart. For ‘Do it Yourself’ means upheaval when Gurney is holding the tools His calamitous DIY CV could be a script for a disaster movie. This is a lively and humorous tale of DIY...

Caught in a traffic jam or delayed at an airport and never found out the cause? Then you might have been a victim of the ‘Ministry of Disruption’. Gurney Leafmould has been banned from undertaking anymore DIY and tries his hand at journalism instead. As an investigative journalist, he stumbles...