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A depiction of human life and the fate of humanity in the future.

Through means of poetry, Judy has sought to express her journey with God; a journey of great grief, loss and sickness. Yet at other times, a journey which has scaled heights of pure joy in God's abundant goodness, drawing her more deeply into an intimate relationship with Him.

A book of poems written by Rachel Agate, after the tragic loss of her young husband, James Agate at only 41 years of age.

A guide on how to start your own dance business.

A history of the links between Jane Austen's Dashwoods in 'Sense and Sensibility' and the real-life Dashwoods, India and the Cotswolds.

Dineo has struggled to free himself from the conditioning of apartheid South Africa and a racially motivated atrocity that has tormented him for decades. A stranger, Sam, helps him to unlock his fears and find the courage to take a stand against injustice. The pair set out to find and expose the perpetrator of a crime that has affected so many.

A children's picture book based on the true story of the author's experience of rowing across the Atlantic Ocean.

A children's fantasy adventure. Will Holly Raider be able to stop an evil Dragon spirit from escaping?

A group of social misfits battle to forces of darkness in a small Lancashire town

A book of poetry. Lessons learned about expectations, capabilities, limitations and achievements.

A unique collection of manuscripts from Beings of Light. This volume is the first in a continuation of teachings from places and dimensions far beyond our human understanding.

Bingham, wondering what he was doing on a rain-swept day in Lowestoft looking for a woman who did not want to be found, changed his mind on listening to her son: he'd do all he could to find the runaway wife.

An inspiring autobiographical account, detailing how Judith AM Denton overcame the challenges faced on her journey through Foster Care to becoming an influential Social Entrepreneur.

A fantastical journey following the fight between light and darkness

Regarding my Father - poems that came to a son in the last few months of his father's life. The power of that time triggered particular memories of childhood and of my twin brother and my mother as well. They are about the feelings in that special time together as he parted and afterwards the emotion of loss, deliverance and togetherness

Golfing memoirs from Frank Crowe: this is a book for average golfers everywhere, and I hope readers enjoy the content as much as I have enjoyed creating it

Harry is a sixteen-year-old teenager. How will he cope starting a new job, going into residential care and experiencing romance for the first time?

Rogue CIA agents hire criminals to kidnap Trump. A thriller to explore with twists galore.

Slipstream fiction set between 1999 and the late 2040s, Variables imagines the Universe as a computer recently set back to a restore point, to either eradicate humanity or give them a second chance.

A young boy's journey from the poverty-stricken East End of London during WWII to a career in the RAF

A memoir about challenges, uncertainties, danger - and numerous humorous incidents - through the eyes of a young British woman living and working in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, before, during and after the Rose Revolution of 2003.

A gritty suspenseful thriller with a rollercoaster ride of twists and turns

Where time travelling explores the potential of the Watcher 22 program to alter the past and the present.

A colouring book for older children and adults featuring the Bosnian alphabet and introducing different forms of architecture

Memoirs that reveal the behaviours of Casanova Psychopaths, Malignant Co-Dependents and the common Narcissist.

This is a story of a beautiful little fairy, whom everybody loved, but who seemed to get herself into the most terrible trouble without any effort at all.

Little Gordon Grape takes your child on an exciting journey in his life of ups and downs but shows that there is always someone special watching over them and showing them that they are very special too.

Tree Fellas are unique, memorable characters to help children recognise different species, including hand-drawn illustrations, photos, activities, facts and a log book to encourage interest in trees and environmental awareness amongst 4-8 year-olds.

A six-year-old boy finds comfort and a mother-figure in a futuristic train